SixPanel Docker (retired) release notes

• The final release of SixPanel Docker. Development continues on SixPanel, which runs directly on the server. Your server keeps working as it does today, and sixpanel server update keeps answering. There is nothing you have to do and no deadline.
• Moving is optional. Switching to SixPanel is a fresh install on a new server plus a site migration. Ask us and we will walk you through it.
• Security hardening. Several protections were tightened. Updating is recommended.
• Compressing a file whose name begins with a hyphen now writes the archive.

• A new install address. SixPanel Docker now installs from https://installer.allsweb.net/sixpanel-docker/install.sh. The old address keeps working, and a running server needs no change.
• "What changed in this release" opens the right notes. The link in Settings now shows this product's release notes.
• SixPanel Docker has its own mark. It appears on the login screen, the sidebar, the browser tab and the phone home-screen tile.
• A smaller download. Logo files that belonged to the other product are no longer included.

• SixPanel has its own logo. It replaces the old mark on the login screen, sidebar and setup wizard, and the browser tab and phone home screen now get a proper icon.
• A finished job says finished. The status chip no longer stays on running after a panel update has succeeded.
• The installer prints a username that works. The closing summary now leads with your address, username and password.
• Installing your shop works on plain CodeCanyon 6amMart. When the one-click install is not available, the panel walks you through 6amMart's own installer.
• Clearer pages. The dashboard keeps its outage warning for real outages, and the Backups, Firewall, Health and Database pages no longer claim things they have not checked. A database import reports the actual problem instead of blaming file size.
• Setup and smaller fixes. The backup wizard lets you confirm you saved the backup password, the setup wizard detects Cloudflare, and the Cron summary, disk chart and Database page show correct figures.

• Two more pages join the fast set. The parcel cancellation reasons and the vehicle list dropped from about 17 milliseconds to about 1.5.
• Fast pages stay fast. Your shop's quick copies of shared pages now hold up under unusual traffic, with 99.1% of requests still served from the fast copy.

• Signed-in customers get the fast pages too. Twenty-five pages that are the same for everybody now load 8 to 19 times faster for signed-in customers, for example terms and conditions from 19.1 ms to 1.6 ms. Pages about one person, such as orders, carts and wallets, are still built fresh.
• App settings load about twenty times faster once signed in. The first call every 6amMart app makes dropped from 22–26 ms to 1–2 ms.
• "Your shop can be made faster" on the Database page. When your shop is missing lookups that keep orders and products quick, one button adds them. On a 66,000-order shop one report query went from 27 ms to 0.2 ms. It is safe on a busy shop and only adds.
• Easier installs. The install form detects your repository's branch, a failed install keeps what you typed, and your timezone and language come from your browser.
• Fewer second attempts. Picking an email security setting fills in the port, the Cloudflare Account ID box opens when needed, and the shop name starts as your project name.
• Automatic repairs keep running. A background job stuck for more than six hours no longer pauses them, and the Health page names the job.
• sixpanel server os-update survives a dropped connection and tells you how to finish if it is interrupted.
• Security hardening. Several protections were tightened. Updating is recommended.

• Up to three times faster, without doing anything. The panel now keeps your shop's performance caches built. On a 66,000-order shop, product search went from 63.6 ms to 20.6 ms and throughput from 28 to 90–97 requests per second.
• Live order tracking stays connected through a panel update. The interruption dropped from 35 seconds to 16, in line with the rest of the shop.
• Services are ready sooner after an update, which shortens every update slightly.

• sixpanel panel 2fa off works after "Not now". It now resets two-factor sign-in even when enrolment was skipped.
• Rolling back picks from a full list again. Deploy history shows the last ten deploys for the repository.
• CHANGELOG.md and LICENSES.md are in the download.

• First stable release, published for everyone. One command turns a fresh server into a running 6amMart shop on Ubuntu 26.04 or 24.04, or Debian 13 or 12, on Intel or ARM.
• Guided setup. A six-step wizard covers your basics, password, domain, HTTPS, 6amMart code and backups in about ten minutes. Every step can be skipped.
• Sized for your server. The install tunes itself to your hardware, and the dashboard's Auto-tune card recalculates after an upgrade.
• Free HTTPS and push-to-deploy. Let's Encrypt certificates for every domain, Cloudflare-aware, renewed nightly. Deploys are a git push with full history and one-click rollback.
• Backups that are proven. Encrypted, incremental backups to local disk, S3-compatible storage, another server or Google Drive, with a weekly test restore.
• Health and repairs. A Health page checks everything in one view with a plain fix for each problem, and the panel repairs common faults by itself. sixpanel doctor shows the same fixes.
• Everyday tools. File manager, settings editor, phpMyAdmin on demand, database page, disk cleanup, scheduled tasks, live order updates, firewall guidance and a transfer wizard.
• Cloudflare from the panel. Paste one API token to review and apply recommended settings.
• Safe access and alerts. Authenticator-app 2FA, temporary logins and a read-only demo login. Email alerts when something needs you.
• Command line and manual. The sixpanel tool (also sp) with Tab completion and man sixpanel, plus the full manual inside the panel.
• More than one shop per server, operating-system updates from the panel, and eight languages.

Development milestone, in testing only. The round that made the product provable: backups that restore, a stack that repairs itself, Cloudflare from the panel, and testing on real servers.

Development milestone, in testing only. How the product reaches a server and is run from there: the sixpanel command-line tool, a private panel address, and certificates that work behind Cloudflare.

Development milestone, in testing only. Where the product started and became something to run a server from: the stack a 6amMart shop needs, a panel to run it from, hardware-aware sizing, the health engine, every page live, eight languages, and more than one shop per machine.