You now decide which notifications RunCloud sends and where they arrive. Every notification type can be turned on or off per server, and routed to any of your channels: email, Slack, Telegram, Discord, or webhook.

What's new:

• Granular preferences: enable or disable any of 33 notification types across 6 categories, per server.
• Per-type channel routing: deliver each notification type to email, Slack, Telegram, Discord, or webhook.
• Zero-disruption defaults: everything stays on, matching current behavior. Existing server channel assignments migrate automatically.
• Email suppression with automatic recovery, so bounced addresses do not block future alerts.
• Audit logging for every preference change, so you can easily keep track of changes to notification preferences.

Note: Server notifications are delivered to the workspace owner's channels. Team members continue to receive invitation emails and in-app notifications.

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PHP Updates Now Available for NGINX

• PHP 8.5.9
• PHP 8.4.24
• PHP 8.3.33

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).

You can now connect your GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket account directly to RunCloud and deploy web applications straight from your Git Providers of choice.

Start by connecting your account under Settings > Integrations:

And then, when deploying your web application, choose your Git Provider and configure your repository and branch, as shown below:

What's new:

• One-click OAuth connection for GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket, with support for multiple accounts and organizations.
• Browse and search repositories and branches in real time while creating or editing a web application.
• Automatic provisioning of scoped, read-only SSH deploy keys, no manual key setup.
• Automatic webhook registration with push-to-deploy on your selected branch.
• One-click repository reconfiguration via Edit Git Repo in Web App settings.

Note: Self-hosted and other Git providers (Self-Hosted GitLab, Gitea, SourceHut, Azure DevOps, and custom remotes) continue to be supported via the Custom Git Server workflow using SSH deployment keys.

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RunCloud Agent v2.18.15

What’s New

• New: Introduced a new Git authentication system to enable seamless integration and streamline Git deployments.
• Fix: Resolved an issue affecting the LiteSpeed Web Server (LSWS) Enterprise Web Application Firewall.
• Fix: Fixed an error caused by a missing ModSecurity module in LiteSpeed.
• Fix: Addressed an issue causing RunCache to malfunction when running with LSWS.

Deployment Information
This update will automatically roll out to all compatible servers within 72 hours.

• No action is required.
• The update installs seamlessly in the background.

RunCloud Agent v2.18.13 (Patch)

What’s New

• Fix: Resolved an issue where certain file paths were parsed incorrectly.

Deployment Information
This update will automatically roll out to all compatible servers within 72 hours.

• No action is required.
• The update installs seamlessly in the background.

NGINX Templates let you save, reuse, and centrally manage your server configurations across all your web applications. 

Save your optimized NGINX configs as reusable templates, install them on any web app with a single click, and push updates to all linked apps when your config changes. 

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• Create templates from scratch or save configs from any existing web app: Use variables like {{webapp_path}}, {{username}}, and {{php_version}} so one template works across different apps and servers.
• Install in seconds: Apply templates during web app creation or on existing apps. Stack up to 5 templates per web app: security headers, caching, routing, whatever you need.
• Push updates everywhere: Edit a template once and sync changes to selected linked web apps. Conflict detection warns you when local edits exist before overwriting. Easily detach any web app from a template for independent customization.
• Tap into the community: Browse the public template library, duplicate templates to your account, and sync upstream updates on your terms.
• Build with the API: Full API v3 support for every template operation.

RunCloud Agent v2.18.12 (Patch)

What’s New

• Fix: Resolved an issue preventing certain databases from backing up successfully.
• Fix: Corrected a breakdown in notification click events during server cloning, ensuring users are properly redirected or informed.

Deployment Information
This update will automatically roll out to all compatible servers within 72 hours.

• No action is required.
• The update installs seamlessly in the background.

RunCloud Agent v2.18.11 (Patch)

What’s New

• Fix: Resolved an issue that prevented incremental backups from restoring correctly.
• Improvement: Enhanced the stability of the incremental database backup and restore process.

Deployment Information
This update will automatically roll out to all compatible servers within 72 hours.

• No action is required.
• The update installs seamlessly in the background.

RunCloud Agent v2.18.10 (Patch)

What’s New

• Fix: Prevent cron job output redirection to ensure proper log capture.
• Fix: Resolve false positive auto-healing notifications triggered by Fail2ban.
• Update: Upgrade WP-CLI to version 2.12.0.

Deployment Information
This update will automatically roll out to all compatible servers within 72 hours.

• No action is required.
• The update installs seamlessly in the background.

PHP Updates Now Available for NGINX

• PHP 8.5.8
• PHP 8.4.23
• PHP 8.3.32
• PHP 8.2.32

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).

The Web Server Log viewer has been redesigned from the ground up. Instead of scrolling through raw text, you now get a searchable table, interactive timeline, and powerful filtering tools to quickly find the entries that matter.

What’s New

• Structured table view: Log entries are organized into columns (Time, IP Address, Method, Path, Status) with expandable rows for full details on each request
• Interactive timeline: A bar chart at the top of the viewer shows how requests are distributed over time. Hover over a bar to see request counts and types, or click to jump directly to those entries in the table
• Search and filter: Search by path, IP address, or status code. Filter by HTTP method (GET, POST, etc.) or response status (200, 404, etc.) using the dropdown menus
• One-click actions: Reload to fetch the latest entries, copy log data to your clipboard, or download the raw log file
• Raw view still available: Switch back to the original raw-text view at any time using the Raw toggle

Supported log types: NGINX Access, NGINX Error, Apache Access, Apache Error, and G-Firewall.

Note: The viewer displays the most recent 500 lines from the underlying log files. NGINX buffers logs and writes them after the buffer reaches approximately 16 KB, unless your web application is in Development Mode.

To access the new Web Server Log, navigate to your web application and Web Server Log, as shown below: 

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