See what changed in each ContextAdmin release. The numbers and dates below refer to published versions of the panel. You can start an update from the panel’s interface; before a release is signed, its version number is checked by running the binary.
Release history
1.11.3 ·
Fixed SSH handling in fail2ban. The configuration uses the ports read by sshd -T and covers all ports in use instead of assuming port 22. This is the first release with an English description in the panel’s update window.
1.11.2 ·
The update window and release descriptions got English messages that do not depend on the selected interface language. The release did not change any panel features.
1.11.1 ·
The installation includes fail2ban for SSH and for 401/403 responses on project domains. A new “Blocked IPs” tab lets you remove bans without logging in to the server separately.
1.11.0 ·
- New projects serve the contents of the
www/subdirectory. The Compose configuration, the Dockerfile and other environment files stay outside the public directory. - The Git view supports branches, tags, reverting changes, links to the repository and a protected branch.
- Added a welcome screen to the panel.
- Publishing client domains checks the A record and automatically sets up password-protected access.
- Codex uses the same notification channels as Claude: sound, bell, ntfy and Web Push.
- The “⟳” button next to a tool checks its version and whether a new release is available, and lets you start the update.
1.10.0 ·
- The personal data view combines a database scan, anonymization profiles for PrestaShop and WooCommerce, and custom rules. It supports a dry run and a rescan after execution.
- The project list can be organized into groups, and items can be moved between them.
- A new installation starts in English. Polish can be selected in the settings.
- Installation packages contain minified code with comments removed.
Versions up to 1.9.1
Earlier releases introduced volume backups after freezing the container, alerts about failed off-host transfers and an HTTP check every two minutes. Two failed attempts trigger a notification, as does the site coming back up later.
Added a progress view for Docker operations, AI account usage statistics for the day and for seven days, and a combined view of sessions, accounts and usage. Conversation history loads more entries as you scroll, also beyond the previous limit of 200 entries. You can end all sessions and search the full tmux buffer.
License keys require an expiry date. A key without one is rejected; previously issued licenses remain valid until the date stated in them.
Website changes
· New plan lineup
The pricing page has three plans with monthly or yearly payment: Local (€35), Server (€95) and Team (€235 net per month; a year costs the same as ten months). Prices on the English site are in euro; the Polish site charges in PLN. Enterprise and Enterprise White Label are priced individually; the Partner and Hoster plans were replaced by the Hoster Partner program, with a discount of 20% to 60% off the Server price for resale. Added add-ons (an additional server, an additional user) and a referral program. Every page now states that AI provider costs are not included in the subscription.
· New pricing and monthly payment
The Local and Server plans can be paid monthly or yearly; with yearly payment the price equals ten months. Local costs 69 PLN net per month or 690 PLN net per year, Server 149 PLN net per month or 1,490 PLN net per year. Added the Partner plan for agencies and software houses: three installations, certified training for two people, a badge and a listing in the partner directory for 5,490 PLN net per year. The terms of service and the documentation describe both billing periods.
· Yearly licenses only
Monthly payment was removed from the pricing page. Licenses are sold only for a year, and purchase prices are yearly, to support the project’s development. The terms of service and the documentation describe the same license period. The pricing page got a cart where you pay for a plan and an add-on in one payment, and a list of hosting partners offering VPS and dedicated servers. Every first license purchase is covered by a 30-day money-back guarantee, no reason required.
· New website content
Product descriptions, offer subpages, guides and documentation were written from scratch. The content of cards, forms, the client account and purchase messages was made consistent. The editing also covered the informational documents and the terms of service, which keep their draft status.
· Product and billing presentation
Introduced a home page that shows development use cases, client previews and production. The pricing page got a choice between a month and a year. A paid monthly license replaced the trial period, and Hoster was described as a single installation with unlimited client panels. Added a dated release history.
Changes in this section describe the website, not new versions of the software.