aaPanel Update Announcement

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aaPanel Beta 8.26.0 Update Announcement
1. Added: One-click temporary hardening for PHP vulnerabilities CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619 in Home - Security (please upgrade PHP to the patched version)
2. Added: Disk usage statistics by category in Home
3. Added: Custom site renaming and copying of site names in Website - PHP Project
4. Added: Scan & Import now supports PM2 projects in Website - Node.js Project
5. Added: Support creating Go projects by scanning processes in Website - Go Project
6. Added: Custom names supported when adding/modifying tasks in Cron
7. Optimized: Pro version/plugin purchase and license usage pages
8. Optimized: Resolved the cross-site issue in multi-service WP Toolkit; added SNI-related configuration for SSL deployment
9. Fixed: Requests for bound domains did not display data in Node.js Project
10. Fixed: An issue where a crash in the Opcache.jit process prevented adding WordPress sites
11. Updated: Nginx WAF plugin now supports blocking the PHP php2shell vulnerability

aaPanel_team

Is it necessary for us to fix PHP 5.4–5.6?

MannDude

@aaPanel_team said:
Is it necessary for us to fix PHP 5.4–5.6?

Probably best just to include a calendar in the control panel so users can see what year it is.

aaPanel_team

@MannDude said:

@aaPanel_team said:
Is it necessary for us to fix PHP 5.4–5.6?

Probably best just to include a calendar in the control panel so users can see what year it is.

Are you trying to show them just how old PHP 5.4 is, so that they’ll opt for a newer version of PHP?

MikeA

@aaPanel_team said:

@MannDude said:

@aaPanel_team said:
Is it necessary for us to fix PHP 5.4–5.6?

Probably best just to include a calendar in the control panel so users can see what year it is.

Are you trying to show them just how old PHP 5.4 is, so that they’ll opt for a newer version of PHP?

Is it really a question to even provide 5.4

MannDude

@aaPanel_team said:

@MannDude said:

@aaPanel_team said:
Is it necessary for us to fix PHP 5.4–5.6?

Probably best just to include a calendar in the control panel so users can see what year it is.

Are you trying to show them just how old PHP 5.4 is, so that they’ll opt for a newer version of PHP?

Just making a joke about the age of PHP 5.4

aaPanel_team

@MikeA said: Is it really a question to even provide 5.4

I think there might be a misunderstanding. Although this version is quite old, some users still reach out to us requesting patches for PHP 5.6; I’m simply trying to gauge how many users are still running this version of PHP.

JasonM

in era of PHP 8.5 and soon PHP 9 coming, who on the earth still using PHP 5?

woinokiz

@aaPanel_team said:
Is it necessary for us to fix PHP 5.4–5.6?

They still use it?

aaPanel_team

@JasonM said:
in era of PHP 8.5 and soon PHP 9 coming, who on the earth still using PHP 5?

You might find this quite surprising, but let’s try to be a bit more understanding.

aaPanel_team

@woinokiz said:

@aaPanel_team said:
Is it necessary for us to fix PHP 5.4–5.6?

They still use it?

Yes, but only a very small number.

woinokiz

@aaPanel_team said:

@woinokiz said:

@aaPanel_team said:
Is it necessary for us to fix PHP 5.4–5.6?

They still use it?

Yes, but only a very small number.

I have a question , why

forest

@woinokiz said:

@aaPanel_team said:

@woinokiz said:

@aaPanel_team said:
Is it necessary for us to fix PHP 5.4–5.6?

They still use it?

Yes, but only a very small number.

I have a question , why

Same reason there are critical servers in production today running the 2.4 kernel.

aaPanel_team

@woinokiz said: I have a question , why

It may be that some legacy systems have been running for a long time, and upgrading them would only cause more trouble.