cPanel "Upgrade"?

[Jessica.C]

I use a few other free hosts that use the exact same cPanel as x10. however there seems to be a slight difference

one is there's a Last Modified Column:



When you click on "Save Changes":



and when it's successful, "Success" appears:



can x10's cPanel get this "upgrade"? or is it not possible or something?

because I know one of the other free hosts, [removed], had the cPanel that was EXACTLY like x10's without any of these new stuff. And then it now has them

These new features...

1. You'll know the time and date a file was last edited
2. If you make a change and press Save Changes but decide not to proceed, you can do so and press cancel
3. You stay on the file after saving changes.

[Darkmere]

The Time and date a file was modified can been seen many different ways even from the browsers Meta Data View. But I mean I think the current cPanel is just fine the features you listed do not weigh much esp the Last Modified when there is almost an unlimited amount of ways to view that

[stpvoice]

I use a few other free hosts that use the exact same cPanel as x10. however there seems to be a slight difference

one is there's a Last Modified Column:



When you click on "Save Changes":



and when it's successful, "Success" appears:



can x10's cPanel get this "upgrade"? or is it not possible or something?

because I know one of the other free hosts, [removed], had the cPanel that was EXACTLY like x10's without any of these new stuff. And then it now has them

These new features...

1. You'll know the time and date a file was last edited
2. If you make a change and press Save Changes but decide not to proceed, you can do so and press cancel
3. You stay on the file after saving changes.

I believe this is part of an upgrade to cPanel.
As far as I'm aware there are no plans to roll this out in the very near future.

[descalzo]

The free servers (at least Chopin) is running cPanel 11.28.87

The above changes are in cPanel 11.30.0 .

It may be a question of matching x10's specs to the newer version. Several of the "issues" that have caused problems are due to limitations, etc in cPanel.

[Jessica.C]

ah I see. well I really like cPanel 11.30.0, but if there are issues upgrading to that then I'm okay with the current one

[ouam3r91]

ah I see. well I really like cPanel 11.30.0, but if there are issues upgrading to that then I'm okay with the current one

i share the same

[Skizzerz]

There are always issues upgrading. I think 100% of the last three or four times we upgraded cPanel/WHM on the free servers, we've ran into server-breaking issues that ended up being major pains to resolve. While there's the chance of that not happening this time, I'm not very confident...

It WILL be updated eventually, though, it just requires a lot more careful planning on our part before we attempt it

[Livewire]

If memory serves it was more than the most recent 4 times as well, it's just that the problems it caused were SLIGHTLY easier to resolve.

To put it lightly, cPanel ain't designed for the kind of abuse we like to put it through. Kinda like taking a luxury sedan offroad. You can do it, but support for it is hard to come by when something breaks, cause no one else has done it :P

[Interscopia]

I think, eventually it will be upgraded. But one of my favorite sayings is: "If it ain't broke, don't fix it!"

[Brandon]

11.30 has not even been declared stable yet by cPanel.

http://layer1.cpanel.net/ shows the different branches and there versions.