PanelDOCSv1.0.0

Services

See every service the server runs and whether it is up, and restart one that misbehaves.

Services lists everything the server runs — the web servers, PHP, databases, mail, DNS, FTP and more — with a green or red dot for its state. When a service misbehaves, restart it from here.

Where: Server Admin › Server › Server health › Services tab

Services screen

Read the list

Each tile shows the service's friendly name, what it does and its current state, such as active, inactive or failed. A green dot means the service is running (active); a red dot means it is not.

Name Service
Web server Nginx — SSL and the front door for every website and the panel
PHP web server Apache — runs .htaccess rules and PHP behind Nginx
PHP 8.3 (and other versions) PHP-FPM for websites using that PHP version
Databases MariaDB (MySQL)
MongoDB databases FerretDB — MongoDB-compatible, data stored in PostgreSQL
Mail sending Postfix SMTP
Mailboxes Dovecot IMAP / POP3
DKIM signing OpenDKIM
Spam scanner SpamAssassin, which scores every incoming message
Spam filter link Connects SpamAssassin to Postfix
Spam scanner Rspamd, which scores every incoming message (when it is the spam filter)
Spam filter storage Redis for Rspamd — what it has learned
DNS server BIND — answers for your nameservers
FTP server Pure-FTPd, for FTP accounts
Brute-force blocker fail2ban
SSH / SFTP OpenSSH
Scheduler cron
Redis In-memory cache for websites
Docker Containers for Docker apps

Only the services installed on your server are listed.

Restart a service

  1. Find the service and click Restart.
  2. Confirm the question Restart …?.
  3. A window follows the restart as it happens.

When the service is running again you see … restarted and running. If it is not running afterwards, the panel tells you its state and suggests checking the server logs.

Warning: restarting the web server, PHP or the database briefly interrupts every website using it. Restarting mail services may delay delivery for a few seconds.

Note: every restart is written to the Activity log.