Safer VPS assistance and more reliable app setup
Get safer VPS software guidance, more reliable One-Click App installs, and smarter Maker setup, plus fixes for server moves and everyday service management.
This release makes VPS assistance more careful around custom software and credentials, helps One-Click Apps install reliably, and improves Maker’s understanding of your projects. It also brings smoother Classic service moves and clearer everyday server management.
More dependable VPS assistance
- Protect your customizations during software updates. The assistant checks for installed themes, add-ons, and local changes before updating software. It also explains when upgrades can overwrite customizations, when an older rollback script becomes unsafe, and whether a required PHP upgrade is still outstanding.
- Run server maintenance with fewer avoidable errors. Assistant-run commands now have a home directory available for tools such as Composer, Git, npm, and pip. Laravel maintenance also runs as the web user rather than root to avoid creating files your panel cannot access.
- Get troubleshooting for the right server, with practical next steps. Generic references start with the service you opened the chat from, and announced checks are carried out in the same reply. For intermittent game-server lag, the assistant provides a self-service way to capture measurements and points out other workloads competing for the same CPU resources.
Easier, safer One-Click Apps
- Enter required passwords in the right place. When an app needs a secret, the assistant directs you to the Apps tab instead of offering an incomplete installation. Setup guidance also explains required ports and makes clear when an app, such as Pterodactyl, opens as a separate website.
- Avoid installs that cannot start. One-Click Apps reject host-port conflicts before installation, including duplicate Satisfactory instances using the same ports. The assistant can also recognize an installation lock instead of recommending a restart that is unavailable.
- Get a working Pterodactyl game-server network. The One-Click App gives Wings its own game-server subnet, addressing installations where the panel was healthy but Wings could not start properly.
- Keep setup credentials out of assistant fetches. The assistant is blocked from opening customer setup-script links that can contain passwords. Credential placeholders also remain readable in AI chats, while customer passwords are masked in staff views.
Smoother everyday VPS management
- Manage VPS services moved from Classic more easily. One-Click Apps can recognize the operating system without a ZapX template, with consistent compatibility checks throughout setup. The post-move checklist is dismissible, and SSH keys can be applied through the guest agent.
- Complete network setup and Windows reinstalls more reliably. IP synchronization continues when IPv6 is disabled inside the server, and reinstalling to Windows generates a password that meets Windows requirements.
- Understand server status without unnecessary confusion. Resource gauges distinguish missing usage data from a disconnected guest agent. Backup guidance explains that queued backups start automatically while your server stays online, and the plan-change preview no longer pushes narrow mobile screens wider while loading.
Smarter Maker and community setup
- Start community bot projects with less repetition. Maker recognizes FiveM and Minecraft community bots as Discord bots and retains a programming language you already specified. It also addresses questions about Maker itself, such as chat limits, instead of repeating the setup question.
- Build for current Minecraft versions with fewer repair rounds. Maker guidance now accounts for Paper’s newer world-folder layout, helping avoid repeated starter-island creation and chest refills. Fabric mod generation also accounts for Minecraft 26.x API renames.
- Get realistic TeamSpeak setup guidance. The assistant follows server-name character restrictions and clearly distinguishes channel and group suggestions from changes it can carry out for you.
More confident moves from Classic
- Bring game-server data across more reliably. Transfer fixes cover worlds, saves, and settings across titles including Vintage Story, Satisfactory, Vein, SCUM, and Sons of the Forest, alongside RAM minimums and truck-simulator tokens. Untouched default game files also no longer block eligible empty-service moves.
- Get recommendations based on your actual services and limits. Migration advice checks your Classic service list, and Pass guidance accounts for lifetime-service slots and scheduled tier changes. VPS shopping advice also makes clear that GPU-dependent workloads, such as the interactive Unreal Engine editor, are not suitable for VPS packages without a GPU.
Clearer pages and safer service changes
- Browse more consistent public pages. Payment methods, hardware, reviews, server lists, and community pages gain German-language addresses, with redirects for older server-list links. Public product facts, package names, tool links, and translations have also been corrected or refreshed.
- Avoid DNS changes that stop your zone from updating. Validation rejects conflicting or invalid CNAME records and prevents removal of the last required nameserver record. Managed zones that have already stopped publishing changes can also be detected.
- Keep network protection aligned with your booked bandwidth. PletX whitelist limits stay in sync after bandwidth changes, and deletion safeguards prevent similarly prefixed IP addresses from being removed together.