Yes, I have removed the default value to allow use of code (e.g. some problematic curl modes) which don't work at all when open_basedir is set. Instead, open_basedir is added to php.ini values for new websites and can be removed or customized by user.

Hi,

You need to simply run the command in terminal, and it will show whether the binary exists, and if so, where.

I often post announcements on Twitter, Facebook and G+ Ajenti pages. Also, you can see "what's new" list by clicking the version number in the footer of the panel.

The fix will be out in the nearest build, but for now you can set a long random password in the UI.

No problem :)

You're right, this is a bug (actually empty password works when setting it in the config file, that's what I was trying). I'm fixing it now.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8131107/nginx-config-php-trouble : "Oh my issue was that my PHP files were being downloaded. I had solved the issue, but because the browser was caching, it kept downloading the PHP files."

Compare log entries (/var/log/nginx/website...) for successful and unsuccessful requests.

We don't intend to use Apache anytime soon.

You have set it during MySQL installation. It's possible to recover the password http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/resetting-permissions.html#resetting-permissions-unix