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I can confirm that after a reboot my VPSs suddenly gained AVX support.
This is a relief, it spares me from loosing a lot of time migrating servers.

@maxkreg said in AVX Support in your VPS/Server:

I´ll send an email to netcup customer support, maybe they can be convinced to add AVX support if enough of us are complaining.

FYI: I didn’t get a reply from netcup for 3 weeks now. No reply as in no response aside from the usual ‘we have received your message’.
I think this is quite worrisome.

Welp.. essentially loosing support for netcup vServers would be very impactful for us. We´d have to convince a lot of customers to move to rServers or another hosting service, not even mentioning our time spent on migrating their servers.
I guess this is one of those problems where nobody is to blame - I get netcup´s stance, but cooking up two cloudron versions every release circle doesn´t sound practical either.

I´ll send an email to netcup customer support, maybe they can be convinced to add AVX support if enough of us are complaining.

@girish said in [IDEA] Disabling Core-Update notifications by default:

I think it's a good idea! In fact, we used to previously use a plugin called disable-core-update but that became unmaintained. So, we removed it and replaced with our own - https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/wordpress-managed-app/-/commit/8a097db0f6041778ff5e458cc4332f9f71ed5bde

Then our plugin broke as well, so we removed it - https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/wordpress-managed-app/-/commit/08e6cf17a24e047806f4846bf1083b33c40642d6

Wow, I did not even know this has been a struggle for such a long time. It seems like you guys are on top of things anyway.

WP makes this really complicated for some reason.

For all the good WP does, there always is a catch like this

I will give it a shot in the next package update.

I am excited already! This seems to be the way to go for now.

@d19dotca said in [IDEA] Disabling Core-Update notifications by default:

I can't speak to the notifications part, but I definitely have been setting the following in wp-config.php (via MainWP) which stops the auto-updates from happening (for both theme, plugin, and core), which gives me more manual control over that when managing so many sites.

define( 'AUTOMATIC_UPDATER_DISABLED', true );

Good idea, sadly I need my plugins/themes to automatically update.

Wordpress sends out notifications of about anyting imaginable to the admin - which is fine, if you are managing only a couple of sites.
There are plugins to suppress some of these notifications.

Now, with managed Wordpress, core updates are handled by cloudron, so those notifications inside WP and the E-Mails it sends out are quite useless/borderline annoying.
It seems like you can edit the functions.php to disable those "nags".

Wouldn´t it be a good idea to implement this as a default for cloudron managed WP?