Default Package on CyberPanel installation

[merkys7]

Considering you are just starting with the CyberPanel, there is high chance you will run into an issue after migrating the website to CyberPanel due to low Default package Disk Space and Bandwidth limit.

I highly recommend setting the following values to 0 - https://prnt.sc/s8949e

If that's not possible, perhaps you know any workaround? I believe this information is not saved as a file.

Any help is highly appreciated

[Code-Egg]

HIHI,

Right, the default value maybe not enough in some cases, but the Default package can be simply updated from CyberPanel > Packages > List packages > Edit with the new value you need, then click Save button to apply to Domains.

If we have 0 = unlimited as default value, it maybe not ideal for hosting manager. Hope it helps.

[merkys7]

Thank you for this information

I am writing tutorial/article: How to move from X panel to CyberPanel.

And the problem is that I need to write about add the required step for the user to edit the package. While we could make this step not needed (optional) by switching to 0 for Disk space and Bandwidth. (?)

Perhaps you know if it's possible to change the default value of the default Package?

[aonsyed]

Thank you for writing such tutorials, please let us know once it's complete

The information for users and packages is stored in a database, not a file. currently, there is a CLI method for adding, listing and deleting packages listed here https://docs.cyberpanel.net/doku.php?id=cli CLI doesn't support editing or updating packages yet, you could add the option run cyberpanel createPackage --owner admin --packageName NewPackage --diskSpace 10000 --bandwidth 100000 --emailAccounts 100 --dataBases 100 --ftpAccounts 100 --allowedDomains 100

Then they can use that package for websites, meanwhile we will try to change limits in next update

[merkys7]

Thank You very much. I will share it with you when I finish it