Brodie wrote:

I notice this thread has been un-stickied. Does this mean ClearOS is no longer under active development?

That means somebody is active as moderator but don't want to have this topic visible or marked as important.

Your requirements are quite simple. Anything like Ubuntu/Debian/Alma/Rocky will do with Webmin, although Webmin presents too many options for some. Nethserver 8 would be simpler but it locks you in a bit more. I suspect its AD requirements will mean that share permissions will have to be controlled from Windoze, but I could be wrong there.

CVE-2023-40477 affects the unrar library packaged with ClamAV. Various sources score the vulnerability differently from High to Critical. ClamAV have released an update to mitigate this vulnerability - announcement.

This is the 3rd or fourth critical vulnerability in the ClamAV package that ClearOS is now exposed to. It affects the File Scanner, Mail Antivirus and Gateway Antivirus apps. As always, I have updated the ClearOS package ready for them to incorporate into their build system and distribute through their repos. I really hope, for everyone's sake, that they do update the package.

Michael Proper wrote:
Alan - Looking forward to seeing if someone in the ClearOS Server community will be able to help you. If you have a paid version of ClearOS Server you are welcome to open a ClearCARE Support ticket.

What is the point of raising a ticket? Most O/S level tickets have gone unanswered since last August despite the contracted 4h or 24h response on Platinum and Gold subscriptions respectively.

Re: when I try to access web interface (:81) i get a error

Everything is running fine except the SSL-certificate for https:// is made for another subdomain which is not active.
I can access his site on his ordinary domain or IP with https but have to accept the (wrong) certificate which only Firefox is allowing.
BR
Sven

Everything is running fine except the SSL-certificate for https:// is made for another subdomain which is not active.
I can access his site on his ordinary domain or IP with https but have to accept the (wrong) certificate which only Firefox is allowing.
BR
Sven

I used Firefox on your working www. domain, accepted the faulty certificate and came to the login page, so it should work.

Did you reply in the wrong thread ?
I think either your SSL-certificate or subdomain is wrongly configured, depending on what you want to acheive. They are not consistent so you get an error for missing site or invalid cert depending on subdomain.

Michael Proper wrote:

ZonderMet,

Nice to see a community member help another community member, and your response is solid on the technology side. It's not accurate on the direction or support term.

ClearCenter will provide support for paid customers and will enable community members to support other non-supported/paid community members just like here in your response to Jessica.

Thank you for your understanding and continued support as we too have given much over the years to bring ClearOS Server to the World. We just see a bigger picture of where the future is going and need to redirect non-paid resources for the time being.

Much love!

Hi Micheal,
Good to see you are still alive.
I am one of those paying customers. I am still managing five or so paid systems. No one has any recent (security) update. Emails concerning the Subscription Renewal aren't being answered. When I needed support in spring, all I got was a reply from Nick one and a half months later.
Just check the latest posts on the forum. Not a sign of any active support. You yourself said you where going to enlighten us in the near future. That was more than half a year ago.

It's easy for you to say "We just see a bigger picture of where the future is going and need to redirect non-paid resources for the time being. " But you are not sharing where the future is going according to you.
It's like expecting people to pay upfront for a tank of gas, when the last couple of times there was no gas, and no supply truck in sight.


I am guessing ClearOS was caught with their pants down when Red Hat announced that CentOS had no future anymore. Or maybe it was already at the horizon and this kickstarted the collaps.
Looking back, I should have figured out it might have been a sign that I lost touch with Dave, Colin and Tyler (R.) for instance. It was looking so positive in 2018.

So please, if you have some actual news, even if it means you guys are going to pull the plug, bring that news instead repeating everything is fine, when it so clearly isn't.

A lot of love back, and really hoping this is not your main line of work and the Cellular thing is going more smoothly