Websites — ozpanel user guide

The Websites page

Your domains and what they serve. Sites on top, domains below.

Box / button	What it does
N sites · N domains	Counts.
N certificates pending	Sites still waiting for a real certificate. Usually DNS not pointing here yet.
N not pointing here	Names whose DNS goes elsewhere.
all secured & resolving	Every site has a certificate and points here.
Address	The site's name.
Serves	php, static, a proxy target, or the app behind it, with the nodes it runs on.
Traffic	Whether bandwidth is counted for it.
State	live or disabled.
DNS	resolves (points here) or not pointing here.
HTTPS	Certificate state. auto = issued. held · awaiting DNS = waits for the name to point here.
Configure	Opens the site's settings below the list. See Site settings.
Logs	Opens the site's request log. See Site logs.

Box / button	What it does
Address	The full name, e.g. `shop.example.com`. Added as a domain too, if new.
What serves it	files you upload (static) · files you upload, running PHP · something already running (a container or a port).
Folder	Files only. Where the files live in your home. Default `public_html`.
Where to send the traffic	Proxy only. `host:port`, e.g. `127.0.0.1:8080` for your own app. Not the platform's services, not another customer.
Add it	Creates the site. Certificate requested by itself once the name points here.

Until DNS points here, browsers warn about a temporary certificate. Not a fault. Fix the DNS, wait.

Out of domain allowance? Add it as a folder of an existing site instead.

Box / button	What it does
Domain	e.g. `example.com`. A name under a domain you own uses your subdomain allowance; a new name, your domain allowance.
Also set up mail for it	Ticked: mail is switched on for it too.
Add it	Adds the domain. Nothing is served until you add a website for it.

Box / button	What it does
Domain · Kind · Status	The name, apex or sub, and active.
Open	The domain page, below.
Email	Its mail settings. See Mail domain.
DNS	Its zone. See DNS.

Everything set up for this domain, and what is not. Buttons on top: Email, DNS.

Box / button	What it does
set up	The status pill. Everything for this domain is in place.
Count · Default docroot · Domain · Provisioned · Status · Tenant id	The domain's record. Default docroot is where its files live, e.g. `/home/…/example.com/public_html`.
Set this domain up	Shown when parts are missing. Creates website, DNS zone and mail in one go. Safe to repeat.

Box / button	What it does
Check now	Checks the whole path at once: name points here, site loaded, files where expected, real certificate or the temporary one.
dns · caddy · root · tls · access log	One row per check: pass, ok, warn or fail, with the reason. Name points here; site loaded in the web server; folder it serves from; certificate and its issuer; log file writable.
Resolves to · this server is	Where the name points, next to this server's addresses. They should match.

PHP sites only. What you asked for, what your plan allows, what is in force.

Box / button	What it does
Memory limit	MB one request may use. Default 256.
Maximum upload size	Largest single file a visitor can upload. Default 64 MB.
Maximum form size	Largest whole request. Keep it at least the upload size. Default 64 MB.
Maximum run time	Seconds one request may run. Default 30.
Maximum input time	Seconds PHP spends reading a request. Default 60.
Maximum form fields	Fields one form may send. Default 1000.
Time zone	Default zone for dates. Default UTC.
Show errors to visitors	Keep off on a live site. Errors reveal paths. Default Off.
Session lifetime	Seconds an idle visitor stays logged in. Default 1440.
ceiling	Your plan's maximum. Above it: clamped to it, not refused.
Apply	Rebuilds and reloads this site's PHP pool.
.user.ini	A file in the document root can change the same settings, within the same ceilings.

Proxy and app sites show this instead of PHP. Image, port and memory live with the app: Manage in Apps.

Box / button	What it does
roundcube / sogo row	Each webmail installed. in use marks the current one, with where it is served, e.g. `webmail.example.com`, `example.com/webmail`. One per domain.
Use this / Change	Opens the webmail settings.
Serve it at webmail.<domain>	In the settings. Own name. Needs a DNS record pointing here. The first label is editable.
Serve it at <domain>/webmail	A path on the site. No extra DNS. The path is editable.
Only <domain> mailboxes may sign in here	On: only this domain's mailboxes. Off: any mailbox on the platform.
Save	Applies. Cancel closes.

The live certificate's details.

Box / button	What it does
Covers · Served	yes: it names this domain and the web server is using it.
Days left · Expired	Time to renewal. Renewed by itself.
Issuer · Kind · Public	Who signed it, e.g. public CA (ZeroSSL ECC DV SSL CA 2).
Not before · Not after	Valid from, valid until.
Self signed	yes: every browser warns before showing the site. Usually the name does not point here yet.
Subject	The name on the certificate.

From Logs on a site. Read from every node at once.

Box / button	What it does
Level pill	What this site records now, e.g. not logging. Set it under Access & logs.
Requests · Captured bodies	Request rows, or captured bodies.
any method · any status	Filter by method, or by status (2xx, 4xx, 404, 5xx…).
path contains…	Part of the path, e.g. `/login`.
client IP / prefix	One visitor, or a range.
last …	15 minutes, 1 hour, 24 hours, 7 days, or everything kept.
newest …	100 to 1000 rows.
Apply	Runs the filter. Enter in a box does the same.
refresh every 15 s	Keeps it live.
Refresh	Reads again now.
Download JSON	Saves what is shown.
Read from	Which nodes answered. A silent node is named.
Close	Closes the log.