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06 - CyberPanel-Aligned Build Approach

Why the old approach failed

The previous installer mixed unrelated stack choices (Apache/BIND) while the panel goals require an OpenLiteSpeed-first stack with PowerDNS and service-level orchestration. It also copied files directly into system paths without a reliable local staging layer for required service artifacts.

New approach (service-first)

HostingSignal now follows a CyberPanel-inspired model:

  1. Install and manage hosting services first.
  2. Keep panel UI as the control layer.
  3. Add explicit service adapters around real daemons and package tools.
  4. Use a local artifact root to stage/download open-source dependencies before install.

This keeps behavior predictable and makes install failures easier to isolate.

Installer pipeline

install.sh now supports an explicit universal full-stack command and profile-aware startup:

  • --mode all --all: generate, configure, and start the full local HostingSignal stack.
  • --profile-set core: start only the lighter core subset.

Default local bundle root: ./local/services

Required stack mapping

  • Web server: OpenLiteSpeed (default) or LiteSpeed Enterprise (manual license path).
  • Database: MariaDB or MySQL + phpMyAdmin.
  • Cache: LSCache through OpenLiteSpeed stack.
  • Email: Rainloop + Postfix + Dovecot.
  • DNS: PowerDNS.
  • Security: CSF, ModSecurity (OWASP CRS), ImunifyAV.
  • File management: panel file manager + Pure-FTPd.
  • PHP: multi-version packages (8.1/8.2/8.3 baseline).
  • Other: Docker, Git, Let’s Encrypt.

CyberPanel reference usage

The installer stages a local clone of CyberPanel (stable) under:

  • ./local/services/source/cyberpanel

Purpose:

  • Compare module boundaries and service management flow.
  • Reuse architecture ideas (service orchestration, not UI replacement).
  • Keep HostingSignal UI and user journey unchanged.

Operations examples

# Universal full-stack run
bash ./install.sh --mode all --all --non-interactive --web openlitespeed --db mariadb

# Core-only local stack
bash ./install.sh --non-interactive --profile-set core --web openlitespeed --db mariadb

Notes

  • Package names differ by distro and repository availability; installer logs unresolved packages and continues.
  • LiteSpeed Enterprise is optional and requires your own license and binary deployment.
  • This document describes the installation architecture and not UI changes.