The App Installer had done one thing: install WordPress synchronously, blocking the request for up to two minutes. This phase turns it into a catalog. Drupal, Nextcloud, MediaWiki,…
Read more →Before the Software section’s multi-app installer, we paused for a full audit: everything shipped since #06, checked end to end before moving on. That covered ten sections of…
Read more →A detour from the roadmap’s order: real phpMyAdmin installed by default and always visible in the client panel, ahead of the Software section’s multi-app installer. It doesn’t replace…
Read more →The Preferences section’s last two rows, “Sub-accounts” and “Team access”, turned out to be one feature described twice: the panel had no concept of more than one login…
Read more →A one-item section, plus a roadmap claim that turned out to be wrong. The DNS Lookup tool needed almost no new design: the Controller area already had a…
Read more →Two roadmap rows, one real gap, and a “primary domain only” limitation underneath both of them. The roadmap read “SSL/TLS: certificates are live, CSR generation is next” and…
Read more →Five roadmap rows, three of which turned into two features, plus one that just needed the roadmap updated. Raw access log download went first. It had shipped earlier…
Read more →Three items, plus a CI check that was fixed along the way. The guided database wizard was the simple one: a “Quick Setup” section that creates a database,…
Read more →Three items on the account-side Files roadmap, plus one that turned out to already be done. Two bugs were found by making real HTTP requests against the server…
Read more →Three items on the account-side Domains roadmap. All three shipped, and along the way turned up two bugs unrelated to the features being built: one in a mail-filter…
Read more →Ten items on the account-side Email roadmap. Nine shipped; the tenth is a documented wait on infrastructure that doesn’t exist yet, with no half-built shortcut taken to close…
Read more →Every admin roadmap item was marked Live at this point. The question was whether that was still true, not just when each section shipped. Four parallel passes each…
Read more →Five items in the roadmap’s catch-all section. Three were already built, one was already correctly scoped, and one, Webhooks, was a genuine gap worth building properly. DNS resolver…
Read more →Five items on this section’s roadmap. Two were already fully built and just mislabeled. One was a straightforward build. The last two turned out to be the wrong…
Read more →One item left in this section: a real process list and disk usage view, with the ability to stop a runaway process. The closest existing pattern was the…
Read more →Five items on this section’s roadmap, one of them (“Reseller accounts”) already in progress. Started with a routing audit that found a Reseller can reach only a small…
Read more →One item was left in Software & PHP — an OS package management UI. The System Updates page only applies updates to packages already installed, so installing something…
Read more →Two items were left on the Databases roadmap — a visual database browser and a set of maintenance tools. Both shipped, alongside two bugs found by clicking through…
Read more →Three items were left on the SSL/TLS roadmap — CSR generation, a real certificate inventory, and server-wide TLS policy configuration. All three shipped, and one got the kind…
Read more →With the Security section closed out, it felt like the right moment for another full pass, covering Access Control, Password Policy, API Tokens, the Service Configuration section, and…
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