ISPConfig 3.3.2 Released
This release adds support for Ubuntu 26.04, an option to enforce inbound DMARC rules, a separate sender address for system mails, an interface for extensions to add their own client and reseller limits, and fixes a …
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This release adds support for Ubuntu 26.04, an option to enforce inbound DMARC rules, a separate sender address for system mails, an interface for extensions to add their own client and reseller limits, and fixes a …
This is a patch release that fixes several bugs discovered after the 3.3.1 release, including Debian 13 PHP socket issues, Rspamd spam header handling, MySQL 8.0.45 compatibility, and various other improvements. Fixed …
This version brings Debian 13 support with Dovecot 2.4 compatibility, RHEL 10 based distribution support (AlmaLinux 10, RockyLinux 10), PHP 8.5 compatibility, pgAdmin for PostgreSQL databases, improved DNS validation, …
This version brings Debian 13 support with Dovecot 2.4 compatibility, RHEL 10 based distribution support (AlmaLinux 10, RockyLinux 10), PHP 8.5 compatibility, pgAdmin for PostgreSQL databases, improved DNS validation, …
This release fixes several security issues in ISPConfig: Authenticated XSS issue in multiple email forms. Authenticated reflected XSS issue in DNS zone import tool. Validation failure in the language file import tool. …
This release fixes several security issues in ISPConfig 3.3.0: An authenticated code injection in language_edit functionality was found by SSD-Disclosure. This requires a valid administrator login. Administrators could …
This version introduces numerous improvements, including system load graphs on the Dashboard and in the Monitor Module, PostgreSQL database support for websites, enhancements to Let's Encrypt SSL certificates, PHP-CLI …
This version brings many improvements, such as Dashboard & Monitor Module system load graphs, PostgreSQL website databases, Let's Encrypt SSL certificate enhancements, PHP cli versions that match website PHP versions, …
This release fixes several bugs in ISPConfig. The most critical problem is a stored XSS issue in the data log history detail page. Exploiting the XSS issue requires a valid login as admin user. Thank you to Daniel …
This version introduces support for Ubuntu 24.04 and new system requirements. Other than that there are some bugfixes and new features. Here are a few highlights of the changes: Added Ubuntu 24.04 support PHP 5.6 and …
A new version of the ISPConfig Migration Toolkit has been released today. This version adds support for PHP 8.2 in the ISPConfig Migration Tool and ISPCopy. The ISPConfig Migration Toolkit is software that migrates …
This release fixes several bugs in ISPConfig. The most important one is that Rspamd config files for mailboxes got removed when the mailbox was edited. For a complete list of bug fixes, see the changelog link below. You …
This is a security patch release, it fixes a PHP Code Injection Vulnerability in the ISPConfig language file editor. The vulnerability requires that the attacker is correctly logged in as the 'admin' user (the account …
This version introduces support for Debian 12. Other than that, some minor changes have been made. Here are a few highlights of the changes: General Added support for Debian 12. You can see the full changelog here: …
This patch version fixes a bug in the domain limit module that prevents the addition of new subdomains and a problem with the display of limits in the dashboard. You can see the full changelog here: …