The new Node.js v26 version is now available on our servers!
On the SSH level, you can use Node.js v26 with the following commands:
node26npx26npm26yarn26
For websites, simply select Node.js v26 from the available Node.js versions when creating a vhost through DevilWEB 2.1.
You can also configure it using the following SSH command:
devil www add DOMAIN nodejs /usr/local/bin/node26 ENVIRONMENT
Where DOMAIN is the site's address and ENVIRONMENT can be one of:
productionstagingdevelopmenttest
ATTENTION: Node.js v23 will be removed within the next three months. If you are currently using Node.js v23, we recommend testing your application with the new Node.js v26 version or switching to v24 as soon as possible.
We finished update our servers to the latest FreeBSD 14.3 release. The update includes changes to several key software components:
PHP
The default PHP version has changed from 8.1 to 8.3.
If you wish to continue using PHP 8.1 for your website, please add the following line to your .htaccess file:
AddType application/x-httpd-php81 .php
Node.js
The following changes have been made to the Node.js:
- v22 is now default version
- v14 has been removed
- v24 is now available
Available versions: v16, v18, v20, v22 (default), v23 (soon will be replaced by v25) and v24.
Python
Important changes for Python support:
- Python 3.12 has been added
- Python 3.7 has been removed
Available versions: 2.7, 3.8, 3.9, 3.10, 3.11 (default) and 3.12.
Post-Update Notes
If, after the update, your Node.js, Python, or Ruby applications fail to start or behave unexpectedly, this may be due to changes in system libraries. Such applications may require reconfiguration or dependency updates.
You can find your web application error logs at:
~/domains/DOMAIN_NAME/logs/error.log
We recommend reviewing these logs if you encounter any issues.
If you experience problems after the update, please contact us directly through the ticket system available in the billing panel or via email at: help@hostuno.com