RunCloud Agent v2.7.3

The update will be automatically applied to your server within 72 hours. If you do not receive the update within this timeframe, please contact our support team for a manual update.

This new agent contains the following updates:

Git Deployment

• Improved: When deploying a git repository to an existing non-git web app, temporary web app files backup is created automatically and will be restored when git deployment fails.

Backup

• Fixed: Full Backup Restore fails sometimes when the backup config JSON file is invalid.

1-Click WordPress

• Fixed: Unable to upload image after 1-Click WordPress finished because of folder permission issue. For users that were affected by this bug, you can use Fix Ownership tools to fix the folder permission issues.

RunCloud Agent v2.7.2

The update will be automatically applied to your server within 72 hours. If you do not receive the update within this timeframe, please contact our support team for a manual update.

This new agent contains the following updates:

Laravel

• Improved: Support for Laravel custom deployment, ex: envoyer.io
• Improved: Support for Laravel setup in a custom directory
• Improved: Octane and .env editor is available for custom deployment

Bedrock For WordPress

• Improved: Support for Bedrock deployment using Atomic Deployment
• Improved: Global notification message when cloning Bedrock fails to update the .env file
• Fixed: Bedrock is not detected as a WordPress web app because of the web app name issue
• Fixed: RunCloud Hub can not be installed for the Bedrock web app in some cases

1-Click WordPress

• Improved: Support special characters in WordPress admin password
• Fixed: 1-Click WordPress success but can not log in using the admin password
• Fixed: 1-Click WordPress fails because wp-config can not be generated successfully

Backup 

• Improved: Increase incremental backup restore timeout to 2 hours to handle big web app

RunCloud Agent v2.7.1

The update will be automatically applied to your server within 72 hours. If you do not receive the update within this timeframe, please contact our support team for a manual update.

This new agent contains the following updates:

Backup

• Improved: Optimize temporary cache size during incremental backup process

Others

• Improved: Secure RunCloud systemd service files

PHP Version Releases

• PHP 8.2.10
• PHP 8.1.23
• PHP 8.0.30

PHP Extension Updates (PHP 8.x)

• swoole 5.0.3 (4.8.13 for Xenial)
• memcache 8.2
• mongodb 1.16.2
• msgpack 2.2.0
• igbinary 3.2.14

Note: If your server runs on OpenLiteSpeed, RunCloud does not handle PHP version updates. However, once a PHP version update becomes available for OpenLiteSpeed, it should also be automatically available on your server(s).

NGINX Version Release

• NGINX 1.21.4 iteration 18, includes 7G Firewall v1.6.1 to fix some false positive actions

The updates will be automatically applied to your server(s) running on NGINX within 72 hours and Containerized server(s) within 3 hours. If you don’t receive the update in the expected timeframe, please contact our support team.

• improved: Clear single product cache in WooCommerce when product stock quantity is updated
• fixed: Clear post/page cache shows "unknown error" (false positive) when using WPRocket

If you still have an older version of the plugin installed and don't see an update notification in the WordPress dashboard, you can update it manually using the plugin ZIP file. 

• improved: Fix run preload all cache should not run clear all cache from 3rd party cache plugins.
• improved: Prevent manual plugin updates from removing the RCHub API key, secret, and webappID from Settings.
• fixed: Scheduled post does not clear the category page when it is published.
• fixed: Clear all cache failed with an unknown error when using Redis Full-Page Cache.
• fixed: Warning when updating a WordPress nav menu with a Category menu and when WPDEBUG is enabled.

If you still have an older version of the plugin installed and don't see an update notification in the WordPress dashboard, you can update it manually using the plugin ZIP file. 

OpenLiteSpeed

• Improved: support for HTTP/3 and QUIC, learn more about enabling HTTP/3 and QUIC on OLS here

Backup

• Improved: SFTP External Storage now includes support for custom backup location paths, learn more about using SFTP to backup web application here

MariaDB 

• Added: MariaDB 10.11 for Containerized server(s)
• Improved: use MariaDB 10.11 for new NGINX and OpenLiteSpeed server(s) 

OpenLiteSpeed v1.7.17

OpenLiteSpeed has released v1.7.17, which includes security updates to address request header smuggling over HTTP/2 and HTTP/3 and updates lsquic v3.2.0 and libmodsecurity v3.0.9

The update will be automatically applied to your OpenLiteSpeed server(s) within 72 hours. If you don’t receive the update in the expected timeframe, please contact our support team.

RunCloud Hub WordPress Plugin v1.4.0

This new version brings some improvements, including the plugin updater stability, so for future releases, you will always be able to update it from your WordPress dashboard.

If you still have an older version of the plugin installed and don't see an update notification, you can update it manually using the plugin ZIP file. 

• Improved: RunCache page cache status is now detected in WP Site Health
• Improved: WPML compatibility (automatically purge translated versions of content when purging post/page/URL)
• Improved: WPML compatibility (preload post/page from all languages, not only the main language)
• Improved: TranslatePress compatibility (automatically purge translated versions of content when purging post/page/URL)
• Improved: TranslatePress compatibility (preload post/page from all languages, not only the main language)
• Improved: Purge old post/page cache when its permalink is changed
• Improved: Purge old post/page cache when it is deleted
• Improved: Purge category/taxonomy URL page cache when it is updated
• Improved: Purge category/taxonomy URL page cache when it is deleted
• Improved: Purge old category/taxonomy URL page cache when its permalink is changed
• Improved: Purge user/author profile URL page cache when the user is updated
• Improved: Purge user/author profile URL page cache when the user is deleted
• Improved: Purge all cache when site title / tagline / WordPress address / site address is changed
• Improved: Compatibility with Bedrock + Soil + Sage
• Improved: Skip excluded posts/pages in cache preload
• Improved: Clicking "Clear Cache of This Post" will also clear the WP Rocket post cache
• Improved: Clicking "Clear Cache of This Post" will also clear the W3 Total Cache post cache
• Improved: Clicking "Clear Cache of This Post" will also clear the WP Super Cache post cache
• Improved: Introduce the ability to programmatically clear post cache using RunCloud_Hub::purge_cache_post($post_id)
• Improved: Strict checking on purge cache status message in case something is wrong/missing on the Nginx config
• Improved: Error message when purge failed on Nginx server because RCWP_IS_CONTAINERIZED constant appears on wp-config.php
• Improved: Error message when purge failed on Containerized server because RCWP_IS_CONTAINERIZED constant does not appear in the wp-config.php file
• Improved: Plugin updater stability for future releases
• Fixed: Nginx config cache rule not being updated in some custom WordPress setups
• Fixed: Issue with purging all cache when Cloudflare Proxy is enabled
• Fixed: Inability to purge the cache when using the relative URLs feature/plugin
• Fixed: Purging post cache not automatically assigning new category/tag/term in the block editor
• Fixed: WPCLI purgeall failed when a custom Nginx config was in place for security purposes
• Fixed: Failed to detect another custom setup of WordPress in a subdirectory
• Fixed: Redis Object Cache compatibility with PHP8.1
• Fixed: Redis Object Cache drop-in file is not automatically updated during plugin update
• Fixed: Missing RunCloud Hub settings menu because of CSS conflict with other plugins

Containerized Core is officially out of beta and in early access.

What this means: It’s safe to use in production (while there may still be rare edge-case scenarios as it rolls out across the board)

Here’s why it matters: We currently believe that containerization will play a big role in the future of RunCloud. Using Docker, we’re able to isolate application dependencies such as Redis, MariaDB, NGINX, PHP (and so on) from the operating system level. Under the hood this is a big improvement that stands to allow us to continue leveling up what RunCloud makes possible for everyone.

Learn more about our Containerized Core update here.

SSL 

• Improved: increase SSL deployment/renewal stability because of the recent ACME update
• Fixed: "Unknown error" issue during SSL deployment/renewal
• Fixed: "Undefined index: certificate" issue during SSL deployment/renewal

Web Application

• New: enable Laravel-specific features for Laravel web app type in the OpenLiteSpeed server (previously it is only available for the Nginx server)
• Fixed: web app settings update failed because of a validation issue.