My = split / /, `v-list-users | tail +3` My $path = '/usr/local/hestia/data/templates/web/nginx/php-fpm' I didn’t realise they were overwritten when autoupdates to Hestia are run (it never used to overwrite them in Vesta, AFAIK … but then again, there were bugger all updates to Vesta =))Īnyway - I’ve now created a new default2 template set, and a simple Perl script to search for the users, and replace them: How can I stop this? I don’t really want to have to create brand new template sets for each server that won’t get overwritten, so can I tell the upgrade script to skip template updates? (I can’t imagine much changes in them during an I’m not editing the domains conf files myself - I’m editing those in /usr/local/hestia/data/templates/web/nginx/php-fpm, which is quite different. I didn’t realise modified templates were updated. I just noticed this this morning when I read an update email. Verifying phpMyAdmin v5.1.1 installation… Now applying any necessary patches from version v1.4.5… Now, this all works perfectly and LetsEncrypt updates the certificates fine.īUT, and its a big but… the upgrades running seem to overwrite the changes:

stpl files: listen %ip%:%web_ssl_port% ssl http2 Eventually I came to the conclusion it’s missing the modifications I made to all the. I’ve been trying to figure out why Lets Encrypt updates are failing after a while of working on my servers.

Stopupdates