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Not super important but noticed the stats section is missing all the graphs due to missing images. https://imgur.com/a/ScXCEKm https://ip:8090/configservercsf/iframe/lfd_systemhour.gif?text=1571992285 The requested URL /configservercsf/iframe/lfd_systemhour.gif was not found on this server. When loo...

I apologize I found the issue. It would make sense to check the update function was working on Centos. csf -u Oops: Unable to download: Protocol scheme 'https' is not supported (LWP::Protocol::https not installed) Looks like my Centos and others were missing yum install -y perl-LWP-Protocol-https Sh...

Awesome.

The one I noticed is that the centos 7 cyberpanel does not show the new CSF UI and plugin like the Ubuntu ones.

sweet I see that this was automatically added via a CSF auto upgrade looks really sleek now in the cyberpanel UI. great work....

badass if you don't mind sharing id be happy to try to add that mod into the core functions.

lol yeah, we both came to the same conclusion.. it seemed a lot easier than reinventing the wheel. See this code which I added to the cyberpanel CSF installer which will do this for you going forward. https://github.com/usmannasir/cyberpanel/blob/53c5536f0fe00273b415ef239cac8b9f263c65c8/plogical/csf...

You should try the native one I modded or check it out as a reference. It works nicely in both centos & Ubuntu for setting defaults. I have not added all the options to toggle the 300+ settings in the UI but all the important stuff is all set up during install now unlike it was before. View http...

Cyberpanel is a new and amazing opensource Control panel that supports Ubuntu and Centos. https://cyberpanel.net/ Github: https://github.com/usmannasir/cyberpanel It uses Postfix/dovecot for email. Openlitespeed/Litespeed for the webserver. Overview of log files and differences. Cyberpanel Control P...

Thanks. I'm looking into adding better support for custom port management via CSF into Cyberpanel's CSF management page. This can be done with firewalld sudo firewall-cmd --permanent --zone=public --add-rich-rule='" + ruleFamily + " " + sourceAddress + " " + ruleProtocol + &...

Currently, it is a pain to add custom port allow rules as they have to be crafted by hand. I just noticed that the -ta, --tempallow option has this functionality. but the main -a add ip does not. -ta, --tempallow ip ttl [-p port] [-d direction] [comment] Add an IP to the temp IP allow list (default:...