Change Log: Added: aaPanel account support for Google login Added: Theme mode automatically follows browser settings Added: Support for scheduled backups of MongoDB, Redis, and PgSQL in Cron Added: Reverse proxy support for URL Rewrite (Nginx only) Optimized: Performance of newly installed PHP 8 series improved by 10-30% Optimized: Display of the operation menu in the Files module Optimized: Dark theme compatibility for some interfaces Optimized: Updated Ukrainian language (Thanks to aaP_valdeuscorp) Fixed: Abnormal issues with PgSQL when adding/deleting databases and users Fixed: Issue where terminal cannot be used normally when key and password are empty in some cases Fixed: Issue where QR code login fails on some mobile devices when using Dark theme Fixed: Issue where Files module returns to default directory in some cases Fixed: Issue where data backup and migration progress stops Fixed: Issue where Cron automatic backup fails to delete old backups This version will be updated to Python 3.12, please read this post before updating： aaPanel operating environment upgrade to Python 3.12 Questions and answering If you encounter problems during use: Take a screenshot of the error message, Provide the operating system and system version you are using and provide feedback to the forum.

aaPanel_Kern Hello aaPanel Support Team, I would like to report a potential bug in aaPanel version 7.0.26 related to OpenLiteSpeed (OLS) on new server installs . Issue: After installing aaPanel 7.0.26 and setting up OLS, the server does not have port 443 listening , which breaks HTTPS/SSL functionality. The directory /www/server/panel/vhost/openlitespeed/listen does not include a 443.conf file , unlike previous installations on older servers where this file was automatically created. As a result, SSL cannot be enabled. Environment: OS: Ubuntu 22.04 (I tried also Ubuntu 24.04 and same problem exists) aaPanel Version: 7.0.26 OLS Version: 1.8.4 Fresh/new installation This seems to be a regression or missing configuration step in the panel for new OLS installs. Please advise on a fix or patch to restore the 443 listener automatically. Thank you for your attention. Best regards,

aaPanel 7.0.26 released on 22 Sep. 2025

aaPanel_Kern

Change Log:

Added: aaPanel account support for Google login
Added: Theme mode automatically follows browser settings
Added: Support for scheduled backups of MongoDB, Redis, and PgSQL in Cron
Added: Reverse proxy support for URL Rewrite (Nginx only)
Optimized: Performance of newly installed PHP 8 series improved by 10-30%
Optimized: Display of the operation menu in the Files module
Optimized: Dark theme compatibility for some interfaces
Optimized: Updated Ukrainian language (Thanks to aaP_valdeuscorp)
Fixed: Abnormal issues with PgSQL when adding/deleting databases and users
Fixed: Issue where terminal cannot be used normally when key and password are empty in some cases
Fixed: Issue where QR code login fails on some mobile devices when using Dark theme
Fixed: Issue where Files module returns to default directory in some cases
Fixed: Issue where data backup and migration progress stops
Fixed: Issue where Cron automatic backup fails to delete old backups

This version will be updated to Python 3.12, please read this post before updating：
aaPanel operating environment upgrade to Python 3.12 Questions and answering

If you encounter problems during use:

Take a screenshot of the error message,
Provide the operating system and system version you are using and provide feedback to the forum.

aaP_riyad

aaPanel_Kern

Hello aaPanel Support Team,

I would like to report a potential bug in aaPanel version 7.0.26 related to OpenLiteSpeed (OLS) on new server installs.

Issue:

After installing aaPanel 7.0.26 and setting up OLS, the server does not have port 443 listening, which breaks HTTPS/SSL functionality.
The directory /www/server/panel/vhost/openlitespeed/listen does not include a 443.conf file, unlike previous installations on older servers where this file was automatically created.
As a result, SSL cannot be enabled.

Environment:

OS: Ubuntu 22.04 (I tried also Ubuntu 24.04 and same problem exists)
aaPanel Version: 7.0.26
OLS Version: 1.8.4
Fresh/new installation

This seems to be a regression or missing configuration step in the panel for new OLS installs. Please advise on a fix or patch to restore the 443 listener automatically.

Thank you for your attention.

Best regards,

aaP_1275444172

The changelog mentions in item 5: 'Optimized: Performance of newly installed PHP 8 series improved by 10–30%'. Does this require using Nginx or OpenLiteSpeed? Since I am currently using OpenLiteSpeed, can I still benefit from the PHP performance improvements?

aaPanel_Kern

Hello, no, only nginx/apache used php
OLS(OpenLiteSpeed) uses lsphp

aaP_1275444172

yclywz41

@aaPanel_Kern

Do we need to uninstall and install PHP for this PHP optimization or is it done with an update?

aaPanel_Kern

Hello,
Yes, the php extension needs to be reinstalled, it is recommended that you use compile mode to install it

yclywz41

aaPanel_Kern

Do we need to make any settings in compile mode? Or should we install directly in compile mode?

aaPanel_Kern

yclywz41
Generally, it can be compiled and installed directly

aaPanel_Kern

Hello, thanks for your feedback, we will fix it

aaP_riyad

aaPanel_Kern

Hello, please upgrade to 7.0.27, this problem has been fixed

aaP_riyad

aaPanel_Kern

Hello,

I updated the panel to latest version 7.0.27, But the problem still exists 🙁
I changed the server from OpenliteSpeed to Multi-WebServer Hosting type and this also did not fix the the SSL connection of my websites using the OpenliteSpeed server.
I tried to install fresh panel on fresh system, and that did not help too, look at the screenshots please:

aaPanel_Kern

Hello,
Please check if nginx is running normally

aaP_riyad

aaPanel_Kern

I am not using "Multi-webserver Hosting" type, I am using only "OpenLiteSpeed" web server.
And I think the problem has been resolved. Thank You!