AMP 'Phobos' 2.6.3 Release Notes

AMP 2.6.3 ‘Phobos’

These release notes are for an update that has not yet been released

This update is primarily a bugfix release with only some minor new features. Notably it addresses an issue with SFTP that made it only work on ADS controllers/standalone instances if SSO or SSH keys were in use.

While a relatively minor update, the version number bump is due to a number of changes to the API to support updates to the authentication system to accommodate these changes.

New Features

  • Added an ‘Announcement’ option to ADS which will show a dismissible client-side notification to all users upon logging into the panel. Useful for things like alerting users of downtime or maintainence.
  • Added a restart delay option for Generic (addresses an issue with Palworld)
  • Changed UpdateInstanceInfo API endpoint to allow null values for all but the Instance ID. This allows for setting only specific settings without needing to know the previously set values for all. Needed for updates in WHMCS to adjust RAM/CPU slots, etc.

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed directory picker in file manager. Makes “Extract to…” usable again on archives.
  • Fixed backwards compatibility behaviour for SESSIONID on controller/target setups.
  • SFTP key based authentication now uses offloaded key verification, performed by the controller on behalf of the instance.
  • Fixed large amounts of log spam in ADS for trivial issues
  • Fixed host mode networking toggle in instance information.
  • Fixed stall on startup on Windows systems due to slow WMI query. Also fixes some issues calculating the provision fitness score on Windows hosts.
  • Fixed not being able to specify empty values for provisioning template flags.
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Patch 20250925.1

This update includes a missing change from the 2.6.3 update to the authentication system to handle SFTP logins from remote targets.

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Patch 20250926.1

This patch fixes a regression in 2.6.3 that caused non-RSA key based SFTP logins (password or password+TOTP) to always fail.