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Panel Settings ​

Panel Settings holds settings that govern the panel itself rather than a hosted service: how bulk actions behave, and how long two kinds of history are kept.

Panel Settings

Overview ​

URL: /admin/settings/panel-settings

The page is reached by its address; it is not listed in the sidebar. For the settings that govern the server (hostname, branding, networking, DNS, and the web server), see General Settings.

It has three tabs, and Save changes applies whichever one you are on.

General ​

  • Bulk delete on all resources - Yes or No. Decides whether list pages offer a bulk delete action alongside the per-row one.

Security ​

Panel Settings, Security tab

  • Login history retention (days) - how long login attempts are kept for the security pages of all roles: the admin Edit Profile page, the client Password & Security page, and the reseller Security page. The minimum is 7 days and the default is 90.

Entries older than the retention window are removed by a nightly prune, so lowering the value shortens the stored history the next time it runs. The setting governs storage, not the page: each security section lists the 20 most recent attempts whatever the retention is. Active sessions are unaffected, since revoking a session is immediate and independent of how long its login attempt is remembered.

Usage History ​

Panel Settings, Usage History tab

  • Usage history retention (days) - how long the daily per-account disk and bandwidth snapshots are kept, counting today. They are what the usage charts on hosting accounts and on the reseller dashboard are drawn from. The minimum is 7 days and the default is 90.

Lowering this shortens the charts rather than changing any limit, so an account's quota and its current usage are unaffected. Raising it makes longer trends visible from the next snapshot onwards; it does not recover snapshots already pruned.

Both retention settings apply to history the panel stores. Neither governs the server's own log files, which are rotated separately (see Log Rotation).

  • General Settings - server identity, branding, networking, DNS, and web server settings.
  • Admin Management - admin accounts, and where your own sessions and login history live.
  • Log Rotation - retention of the server log files.