This guide explains three practical approaches to extend the open‑source 1Panel platform—using the app store for custom apps, adding backend modules with Go, or modifying the Vue front‑end—while emphasizing non‑intrusive development to avoid upgrade conflicts.
This guide explains how to safely install and containerize OpenClaw using 1Panel, configure a large‑language‑model API (e.g., Alibaba Baileian), and integrate the assistant with Feishu, while highlighting the security risks of exposing a high‑privilege OpenClaw instance to the public internet.
The open‑source 1Panel Linux management panel suffered a remote command execution flaw because vulnerable versions used tls.RequireAnyClientCert, allowing self‑signed certificates with a forged CN to bypass verification, which was fixed by switching to tls.RequireAndVerifyClientCert and loading a trusted root CA.
This guide explains how to use the official 1panel‑migrator to upgrade a Linux server from 1Panel V1 to V2, covering prerequisites, installation of the migration binary, step‑by‑step service and website upgrades, important precautions, and post‑upgrade verification with example commands and logs.
This article introduces the open‑source Linux server management panel 1Panel, explains its key features such as container and database management, provides step‑by‑step installation commands, and offers a practical overview for administrators seeking a unified server‑ops interface.
This tutorial explains how to install the open‑source 1Panel server management panel on a Linux host, configure Docker and firewall settings, and then use Docker to pull, configure, and run the webman‑admin container, providing full URLs, commands, and troubleshooting tips.
This guide introduces the free, secure, and continuously updated 1Panel visual management panel for Linux servers, explains its key features, shows one‑line installation commands for CentOS and Ubuntu, and details access, security, backup, and upgrade procedures.
This guide introduces 1Panel, an open-source Linux server operation panel that integrates WordPress and Halo, explains how to install it with a single curl command, and demonstrates managing containers, databases, applications, and host settings through its web interface.
