In /usr/local/lsws/lsns/bin/redis_svc.sh:53 the following line is present:
/usr/bin/-server --port 0 --unixsocketperm 700 --unixsocket "${SOCKDIR}"/redis.sock --dir "${REDISDIR}" --maxmemory "${SIZEMB}"mb --supervised systemd
This is referencing "-server" instead of "redis-server" causing the create service action to fail for all new users.
Note: Minor issues also observed but not enough to warrant a new thread:
- There's a "Switch to Valkey" button present on the Redis Cache page which currently is a no-op. (Definitely looking forward to this though.)
- The cPanel Plugin "Install" button is always featured even when the plugin is already installed, and allows to reinstall but not uninstall.
- When deleting a cPanel account, the redis service stays active in systemctl and (correctly) fails every time it tries to restart it
Given the above issues, I'd guess this was supposed to be replaced with a var for an upcoming Valkey support feature, but was shipped while halfway complete.
/usr/bin/-server --port 0 --unixsocketperm 700 --unixsocket "${SOCKDIR}"/redis.sock --dir "${REDISDIR}" --maxmemory "${SIZEMB}"mb --supervised systemd
This is referencing "-server" instead of "redis-server" causing the create service action to fail for all new users.
Note: Minor issues also observed but not enough to warrant a new thread:
- There's a "Switch to Valkey" button present on the Redis Cache page which currently is a no-op. (Definitely looking forward to this though.)
- The cPanel Plugin "Install" button is always featured even when the plugin is already installed, and allows to reinstall but not uninstall.
- When deleting a cPanel account, the redis service stays active in systemctl and (correctly) fails every time it tries to restart it
Given the above issues, I'd guess this was supposed to be replaced with a var for an upcoming Valkey support feature, but was shipped while halfway complete.
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