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CloudLinux Manager parameters mode
Hello,
It seems like you're experiencing a difference in the interface between CloudLinux Manager versions on different servers after upgrading to CloudLinux 9.4. In the newer version (7.11.5-1), the "parameters" section displays "limits" status, whereas in the older version (7.9.0-1), it shows "lve" parameters.
In CloudLinux, LVE (Lightweight Virtual Environment) is used to manage resources for individual users. The terminology might have been updated in the newer version of CloudLinux Manager.
To manage parameters or limits for users in CloudLinux 9.4 with CloudLinux Manager 7.11.5-1, you should look for the "limits" section instead of "lve" parameters. This change in terminology likely reflects an update or reorganization of the interface in the newer version.
If you need specific guidance on configuring limits or parameters for users under CloudLinux 9.4 with the newer CloudLinux Manager, you can refer to the documentation provided by CloudLinux or consult their support for detailed instructions tailored to the current interface.
Best regards,
It seems like you're experiencing a difference in the interface between CloudLinux Manager versions on different servers after upgrading to CloudLinux 9.4. In the newer version (7.11.5-1), the "parameters" section displays "limits" status, whereas in the older version (7.9.0-1), it shows "lve" parameters.
In CloudLinux, LVE (Lightweight Virtual Environment) is used to manage resources for individual users. The terminology might have been updated in the newer version of CloudLinux Manager.
To manage parameters or limits for users in CloudLinux 9.4 with CloudLinux Manager 7.11.5-1, you should look for the "limits" section instead of "lve" parameters. This change in terminology likely reflects an update or reorganization of the interface in the newer version.
If you need specific guidance on configuring limits or parameters for users under CloudLinux 9.4 with the newer CloudLinux Manager, you can refer to the documentation provided by CloudLinux or consult their support for detailed instructions tailored to the current interface.
Best regards,