Pagoda Linux panel upgrade tutorial, how to update to the latest version

A few days ago, a security vulnerability broke out in the Pagoda Panel, causing the databases of many friends who used the Pagoda Panel to be hacked (Details: "Serious vulnerability in Pagoda Panel 7.4.2, you can log in to the database directly by bypassing verification"), Pagoda Panel The official immediately released a patch to fix this security vulnerability. This article will share with you the Pagoda upgrade tutorial on how to upgrade to the latest version of Pagoda.

1. Pagoda upgrade tutorial

There are three ways to update the pagoda. The simple and convenient ones are naturally the first two online upgrades. However, if the upgrade fails, you can also use the offline update method. The following are the detailed steps of these three update methods.

1. Update directly from the console (recommended)

Log in to the Pagoda panel backend and click update directly on the console. This is also an officially recommended update method:

2. Upgrade script update

Use the upgrade script to update the pagoda. The following upgrade script cannot be executed in the SSH terminal that comes with the panel. Please SSH to the brickworker host first and then execute it (detailed tutorial: "Xshell Tutorial: Using Xshell to Connect to Linux") :

3. Offline upgrade

If the above two upgrade options are not feasible, you can use offline upgrade to upgrade the pagoda panel. The detailed steps include:

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