Centmin Mod 140.00beta01 Release Discussions

updated 140.00beta01 with prep support for

• PHP 8.4.0alpha1 https://community.centminmod.com/th...tine-for-php-8-4-alpha-in-140-00beta01.25765/
• new centmin.sh menu option 7 to manage persistent config file variables https://community.centminmod.com/threads/prep-new-centmin-sh-menu-option-7-in-140-00beta01.25764/

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Add addons/python_switch_el8.sh to manage default Python versions for EL8 operating systems default to Python 3.6 with options via App Stream modules to switch to Python 3.8 or 3.9. EL9 defaults to Python 3.9 with no options to switch versions. See example at https://community.centminmod.com/th...manage-python-versions-in-140-00beta01.25920/

 

Yeah I wouldn't recommend less than 4GB for EL8/EL9

Hetzner is probably best bang for the buck for memory right now Hetzner Cloud

shared AMD cloud VPS



or dedicated CPU cloud VPS

 

Potentially can be slow and depending on your site and app usage, could run out of memory on EL8/EL9 as their starting memory requirements for operating system itself have risen. Only way to know for your usage, is to try and see.

 

Centmin Mod 131.00stable and 140.00beta01 have been updated with fix to addons/acmetool.sh used for Letsencrypt SSL certificates. Fix is for folks using Cloudflare DNS API for domain validation for Letsencrypt SSL certificates so run cmupdate command for the fix. Full details at https://community.centminmod.com/threads/25963/

 

update MOTD ssh login for non-sudo elevate users in 140.00beta01

• 140.00beta01 only change (won't be added to 131.00stable) where dmotd.sh script that is triggered on SSH login is updated to support SSH logins via a sudo user that isn't in sudo elevated state. Centmin Mod code update notifications will have to be disabled as regular linux users or non-sudo elevated state users will not have adequate permissions to determin if Centmin Mod updates are available. See https://community.centminmod.com/threads/mosh-on-centminmod.26093/#post-101021 for example changes.
• Centmin Mod was created for full root user usage in mind so this is a workaround. As such if you SSH log in as non-root user, the SSH login generated logs will now save to /home/YOURUSERNAME/centminlogs instead of /root/centminlogs

 

Yes read the instructions outlined in subsequent posts at https://community.centminmod.com/th...ase-with-almalinux-rocky-linux-support.25572/