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CloudLinux 7.1 Support
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CloudLinux 7.1 was released on 2015/04/15 and is no longer in Beta. Please introduce support for this new release.
Source: https://cloudlinux.com/blog/clnews/cloudlinux-71-released.php
Related: https://features.cpanel.net/topic/rhel-7-centos-7-support
I like this idea 
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umm CL7 is really just an overlay replacement to Centos isn't it? so if you have centos 7 support shouldn't CL7 work by default?? and does anyone here not use CL!??
umm CL7 is really just an overlay replacement to Centos isn't it? so if you have centos 7 support shouldn't CL7 work by default?? and does anyone here not use CL!??
Hi Don
thanks, however like me, i am sure most others assume this should just work without us having to vote and beg Cpanel to consider it. I am sure you all have a pretty good idea how many servers actually use CL and you should be able to tell from that How needed this actually is ... and I am sure that number is very large. so lets just get it done.
Hi Don
thanks, however like me, i am sure most others assume this should just work without us having to vote and beg Cpanel to consider it. I am sure you all have a pretty good idea how many servers actually use CL and you should be able to tell from that How needed this actually is ... and I am sure that number is very large. so lets just get it done.
In the following forum post, Michael from cPanel says that CloudLinux 7 (as well as CentOS 7 and RHEL 7) will be supported in cPanel 11.50:
https://forums.cpanel.net/threads/upgrade-cloudlinux-6-to-cloudlinux-7.469161/#post-1889191
In the following forum post, Michael from cPanel says that CloudLinux 7 (as well as CentOS 7 and RHEL 7) will be supported in cPanel 11.50:
https://forums.cpanel.net/threads/upgrade-cloudlinux-6-to-cloudlinux-7.469161/#post-1889191
thats good to hear, so why do we need this feature request then?
thats good to hear, so why do we need this feature request then?
You have CloudLinux very much integrated on your web site as if you are closely linked. I would like to roll out CentOS 7, install CloudLinux 7.1 and cPanel 11.50 right now. Will it not work?
You have CloudLinux very much integrated on your web site as if you are closely linked. I would like to roll out CentOS 7, install CloudLinux 7.1 and cPanel 11.50 right now. Will it not work?
I'm not a cPanel or CloudLinux developer, so when I think that the jump from CentOS 6 to 7 must be significantly greater than the side step from CentOS 7 to CloudLinux 7... I could be wrong.
But I'm a cPanel customer, and given past experiences, simply wouldn't consider cPanel without CloudLinux. The partnership between cPanel and CloudLinux indicates there's good reason for that.
My vote is for equal cPanel resources put into compatibility with CentOS and CloudLinux, as the two have become inseparable in our eyes, and many others, and dare I say should be inseparable for shared hosting providers.
I'm not a cPanel or CloudLinux developer, so when I think that the jump from CentOS 6 to 7 must be significantly greater than the side step from CentOS 7 to CloudLinux 7... I could be wrong.
But I'm a cPanel customer, and given past experiences, simply wouldn't consider cPanel without CloudLinux. The partnership between cPanel and CloudLinux indicates there's good reason for that.
My vote is for equal cPanel resources put into compatibility with CentOS and CloudLinux, as the two have become inseparable in our eyes, and many others, and dare I say should be inseparable for shared hosting providers.
When cPanel states they support CloudLinux i expect them to have a working integration shortly after a new release comes out. I am personally waiting for this before i phase out a bunch of CentOS 5 instances.
When cPanel states they support CloudLinux i expect them to have a working integration shortly after a new release comes out. I am personally waiting for this before i phase out a bunch of CentOS 5 instances.
Nice! Now the development is in progress!
Nice! Now the development is in progress!
From past experiences with cPanel, what do you guys think is the actual eta on this? days, weeks or months?
From past experiences with cPanel, what do you guys think is the actual eta on this? days, weeks or months?
I would guess that it would either be 11.52 or 11.54. If it's 11.52 it could be about 1 month before it makes it to edge (maybe less) and at least 2 more months at least before it makes it to current. This will rearly depend on how many bugs they discover in the edge version and how many peoply try it.
11.50 hasn't made it to the stable branch yet, so you can't expect 11.52 to make it to edege much before then.
I would guess that it would either be 11.52 or 11.54. If it's 11.52 it could be about 1 month before it makes it to edge (maybe less) and at least 2 more months at least before it makes it to current. This will rearly depend on how many bugs they discover in the edge version and how many peoply try it.
11.50 hasn't made it to the stable branch yet, so you can't expect 11.52 to make it to edege much before then.
Is this actually supported in the "Current" tier? I created an Amazon EC2 instance with CENTOS 7, installed CPanel "Current" tier on it and converted it to CloudLinux 7.1, somehow this works and haven't noticed any problem.
Don't try to install CPanel directly on CloudLinux 7.1 as it won't let you do it.
Is this actually supported in the "Current" tier? I created an Amazon EC2 instance with CENTOS 7, installed CPanel "Current" tier on it and converted it to CloudLinux 7.1, somehow this works and haven't noticed any problem.
Don't try to install CPanel directly on CloudLinux 7.1 as it won't let you do it.
Any progress on this?
Any progress on this?
This is presently available via the 11.51.9999 (development) builds on the edge tier, and will also be included in 11.52.0.
This is presently available via the 11.51.9999 (development) builds on the edge tier, and will also be included in 11.52.0.
well done but really, having to do this after each update manually?
>>Because XFS requires the usrquota string in the grub.cfg boot configuration, CloudLinux 7 updates may break quotas. For this reason, you must run the /scripts/fixquotas script before you reboot after each CloudLinux 7 update.<<
sounds like its more related to XFS than cloudlinux or a combo of the 2? are you working to fix that in future releases so its not needed?
well done but really, having to do this after each update manually?
>>Because XFS requires the usrquota string in the grub.cfg boot configuration, CloudLinux 7 updates may break quotas. For this reason, you must run the /scripts/fixquotas script before you reboot after each CloudLinux 7 update.<<
sounds like its more related to XFS than cloudlinux or a combo of the 2? are you working to fix that in future releases so its not needed?
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