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mike

We just renewed our plesk licenses for 1 year taking advantage of the 40%. now v12 v13 .. can take all the time it needs 🙂

Zoinkies

Enhance really needs to get v12 out, it's becoming a thorn for them, all the forums is filled with is hate for Enhance due to the delays in roadmaps, not a good look. I am happy to stick around for however long it takes, because Enhance is a solid product, but this v12 debacle is going to cause issues till its released, I know a couple of people who have no left, or was thinking of moving and are not anymore due to it.

rdbf

Zoinkies this v12 debacle is going to cause issues till its released

And after it's released. Even with the best testing in the world, you can never anticipate every stupid or non-standard thing that system admins have done to their estate up to now that will throw a spanner in the works of whatever v12 is trying to achieve.

Back to the WinXP Service Pack days. Enhance SP1 v1.0

Shaijee

gmakhs you thing it's gonna be that bad ?

I don't think so; but I will it for myself.

gmakhs

rdbf
Since the main problem is the migration, would be better if they didn;t make the release backwards compatible and just release a migration script 😉

bluelinq-computers

gmakhs this makes it more complex for larger clusters, no?

bluelinq-computers

LordKurgan I wouldn't necessarily call DA trash, but yes, Cyberpanel is definitely dog water.

ecknz

bluelinq-computers this makes it more complex for larger clusters, no?

The ones on old versions should stay updated.

Shaijee

When updates become complex, if I were the CEO of Enhance, I would release a standalone version 12 that is robust and flawless. Additionally, I would develop a migration tool, Enhance to Enhance.

btraill

Shaijee It's a good thing you're not the CEO of Enhance.

xyzulu

Shaijee robust and flawless

You're not in software development then I imagine 😉
.. while a good goal, all developers know it's a constant process (software development).

JohnB

Shaijee bro this isn't a GitHub project where you can tell users lol screw you reinstall.

It would force downtime for any host that wants to update and the migrator would be an extra failure point.

It's really a bad idea on so many levels and is something a panel like cyber panel would do.

pratik_asabe

Shaijee Unfortunately bro, this is not as simple as you stated, though i understand your frustration but we have to wait until its officially released..

mike

If v12 needs a couple of weeks more thats ok. But if it needs more i believe a workaround or a compromise should be done.

You can’t halt a business for 6 months just for a freaking update.

I assume also some ppl would just run parallel enhance versions and move clients there just to avoid issues.

ecknz

I think if version v12 will not be released in the next week then some sort of maintenance update should be done, at least PHP.

gmakhs

LordKurgan No benefits over Enhance cyber panel, DA + CL yes but Cyberpanel not really

bluelinq-computers

LordKurgan Yikes, please do not tell me you are trying to make a case for why CyberPanel is superior to Enhance or any other similar panel offering. CyberPanel is dog water.

Shaijee

bluelinq-computers please do not tell me you are trying to make a case for why CyberPanel is superior to Enhance or any other similar panel offering. CyberPanel is dog water.

CyberPanel is not paid; they are working for free. Paid vs. free services are not comparable (It's a blank-headed comparison).

P.S: I am not the Fan of CyberPanel.

JohnB

The troll just want attention. Flag and ignore. I've already put him in his place and now he's trying to get new people to take the bait.

bluelinq-computers

Shaijee I agree, but there's also a difference between good code and poorly written code. CyberPanel is unfortunately the latter.

JohnB

They are paid. Paid support, paid pro features, etc. the basic version is free. The "professional" version is the same broken codebase written by the cheapest overseas developer who don't know how to write secure code.

The "it's free" excuse doesn't work when they run paid ads.

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