- Release Date: March 14, 2025
- New External Network Wizard – Service Providers can now import external networks instead of MultiPortal creating them. This ensures better flexibility and compatibility with different setups.
- Brute Force Prevention – Enhanced login security to protect against unauthorized access.
- Streamlined how Service Providers assign roles to Resellers and Tenants.
- Fixed an issue where the Console server wouldn’t handle invalid certificates in some instances.
- Added a warning when attempting to impersonate a Reseller or Tenant while Maintenance Mode is enabled
- Resolved an issue allowing duplicate Role names across Tenancies.
- Fixed a bug where VM creation from a template didn’t allow hyphens in names.
- Addressed errors when creating a user from a Service Provider account.
- Fixed duplicate dates appearing in Usage Reporting when no timezone was set.
- Resolved issues when importing VMs where storage was a floating value.
- Fixed handling of hyphenated names when updating a Virtual Machine.
- Grid View of Virtual Machines has been temporarily removed due to performance issues when interacting with a large number of VMs.
- Detaching a Hard Disk from MultiPortal deletes the disk in Proxmox. This functionality has been removed while we work on a solution.
- Release Date: February 20, 2025
Issue: Broken Permission Structure in vendor Folder
We’ve identified a permission issue with the vendor folder in MultiPortal 1.0.6 that can cause instances to break after updating.
Before updating to 1.0.6, you must run the following commands:
sudo chown -R www-data:www-data vendor
sudo chmod 755 -R vendor
sudo -u www-data bash -c 'composer install'
- SSH into your MultiPortal server.
- Navigate to the root directory of your MultiPortal installation (e.g.,
/var/www/multiportal).
- Run the commands:
sudo chown -R www-data:www-data vendor
sudo chmod 755 -R vendor
sudo -u www-data bash -c 'composer install'
- Proceed with the 1.0.6 update as usual.
Failure to do this before updating will result in your MultiPortal instance breaking. If you've already updated and are experiencing issues, run the command above and restart your services.
If your instance breaks, please refer to this page on addressing the issue after a failed update: Post Update Fix for 1.0.6
If you have any issues, reach out to support.
This patch addresses some minor fixes based on some feedback as well as a permission fix for Tenant Administrators.
- Added Power control confirmation when powering off or restarting a Virtual Machine
- Improved error handling when packages aren’t installed on upgrade
- Fixed the validation on importing large VMs that wouldn’t import the allocated Storage
- Fixed Tenant Administrators not being able to create VMs
- Fixed Virtual Machine not being able to be created if default format wasn’t selected
- Fixed switching of VDC type would produce a storage amount of 999999999
- Fixed Virtual Machines being created when they are going over the allowed quota
- Fixed Virtual Machine options being hidden after validation triggers on create
- Grid View of Virtual Machines has been temporarily removed due to performance issues when interacting with a large number of VMs.