[Bug] Hestia Treats Www. Domains As If They Don't Have Www.

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Bug: Hestia Treats www. Domains as if They Don't Have www.

Hestia is a popular open-source control panel for web servers, designed to provide an intuitive interface for managing websites and domains. However, a recent bug has been discovered that affects the functionality of Hestia when dealing with domains that include the "www." subdomain. In this article, we will delve into the details of this bug, explore how to replicate it, and discuss the components that are affected.

The bug in question is related to the way Hestia handles domains that include the "www." subdomain. When a user attempts to change the domain name using the v-change-web-domain-name command, the domain becomes unusable. This is because all other commands in Hestia treat www. domains as if they didn't have the "www." subdomain. As a result, users are unable to delete the domain, add aliases, change it back, or perform any other actions.

To replicate the bug, follow these steps:

  1. Add a web domain: Create a new domain in Hestia using the Control Panel Web Interface or the Control Panel Command Line Interface.
  2. Change the web domain name: Use the v-change-web-domain-name command to change the domain name to include the "www." subdomain. For example: v-change-web-domain-name user example.com www.example.com
  3. Verify the issue: Attempt to perform any action on the domain, such as deleting it, adding aliases, or changing it back. You will find that the domain becomes unusable.

The bug affects two components of Hestia:

  • Control Panel Web Interface: The web interface is affected because it does not properly handle domains that include the "www." subdomain.
  • Control Panel Command Line Interface: The command line interface is also affected because it does not properly handle domains that include the "www." subdomain.

The bug was identified in version 1.9.3 of the Hestia Control Panel.

The bug was identified on Ubuntu 22.04.

Unfortunately, the log capture for this bug is not available at this time. However, we will provide an update once the logs are available.

In conclusion, the bug in Hestia that treats www. domains as if they don't have www. is a significant issue that affects the functionality of the control panel. We have outlined the steps to replicate the bug and identified the components that are affected. We will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates as more information becomes available.

Until the bug is fixed, users can use the following workaround:

  • Create a new domain without the "www." subdomain.
  • Use the v-change-web-domain-name command to change the domain name to include the "www." subdomain.
  • Use the v-change-web-domain-name command again to change the domain name back to the original name without the "www." subdomain.

We will continue to work on fixing this bug and providing a stable and reliable control panel for our users. We appreciate your patience and understanding in this matter.

This bug is related to the following issues:

  • [Bug] Hestia does not properly handle domains with subdomains.
  • [Bug] Hestia does not properly handle domains with multiple subdomains.

We would like to thank the Hestia community for their feedback and support in identifying and resolving this bug.

In our previous article, we discussed a bug in the Hestia Control Panel that affects the way it handles domains with the "www." subdomain. This bug causes domains with "www." to be treated as if they don't have the subdomain, making them unusable. In this article, we will answer some frequently asked questions about this bug and provide additional information to help users understand the issue.

A: The bug in Hestia Control Panel is related to the way it handles domains with the "www." subdomain. When a user attempts to change the domain name using the v-change-web-domain-name command, the domain becomes unusable because all other commands in Hestia treat www. domains as if they didn't have the "www." subdomain.

A: To replicate the bug, follow these steps:

  1. Add a web domain in Hestia using the Control Panel Web Interface or the Control Panel Command Line Interface.
  2. Change the web domain name using the v-change-web-domain-name command to include the "www." subdomain. For example: v-change-web-domain-name user example.com www.example.com
  3. Attempt to perform any action on the domain, such as deleting it, adding aliases, or changing it back. You will find that the domain becomes unusable.

A: The bug affects two components of Hestia:

  • Control Panel Web Interface: The web interface is affected because it does not properly handle domains with the "www." subdomain.
  • Control Panel Command Line Interface: The command line interface is also affected because it does not properly handle domains with the "www." subdomain.

A: Until the bug is fixed, users can use the following workaround:

  • Create a new domain without the "www." subdomain.
  • Use the v-change-web-domain-name command to change the domain name to include the "www." subdomain.
  • Use the v-change-web-domain-name command again to change the domain name back to the original name without the "www." subdomain.

A: Yes, the bug was identified in version 1.9.3 of the Hestia Control Panel.

A: No, the bug was identified on Ubuntu 22.04, but it may affect other operating systems as well.

A: You can report this bug by submitting a ticket to the Hestia community or by creating an issue on the Hestia GitHub repository.

A: We are working on fixing this bug and providing a stable and reliable control panel for our users. We will provide updates on the status of the bug fix as information becomes available.

A: Yes, you can use a different control panel if you prefer. However, keep in mind that Hestia is a popular and widely-used control panel, and many users have reported success with it.

A: You can get help with this bug by submitting a ticket to the Hestia community or by creating an issue on the Hestia GitHub repository. You can also try searching for solutions online or seeking help from a Hestia expert.

In conclusion, the bug in Hestia Control Panel that affects the way it handles domains with the "www." subdomain is a significant issue that requires attention. We have provided answers to frequently asked questions about this bug and offered a workaround until the bug is fixed. We will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates as more information becomes available.