Panelica now has a built-in Repair Tool: a ROOT-level health dashboard that scans the server and tells you what's actually wrong, with one-click fixes for the most common issues.
If you've used cPanel's /scripts repair utilities or Plesk's repair kit, this will feel familiar — except it's built into the panel itself, with a preview step before anything runs.
- Scans services, sockets, configuration files, disk usage, and permissions
- Reports each check as OK, Warning, or Critical
- One-click repair: restart a stuck service
- One-click repair: regenerate a broken configuration file, with an automatic per-domain backup, an nginx config test, and automatic rollback if the test fails
- One-click repair: clean up disk space — temp, cache, and log files only, it never touches databases or backups
- One-click repair: fix home directory permissions, model-aware so it won't break Apache group ownership
- Every repair shows a preview before it runs, and destructive actions require explicit confirmation
- Go to Tools → Repair in your panel (ROOT access required)
- Run the health scan — each item comes back as OK, Warning, or Critical
- Click into a Warning or Critical item to see the proposed fix
- Preview the fix (dry-run) before applying it
- Apply the repair — confirm if it's a destructive action
- Re-run the scan to confirm the item is back to OK
A lot of "my site is down" tickets trace back to one stale config, one wrong permission, or one crashed service. Repair Tool surfaces those root causes directly instead of making you dig through logs first, and it's built to preview before acting so you're never surprised by what a "repair" actually did.
Repair Tool is available now on the current release for ROOT accounts. If a scan result or a repair doesn't behave the way you expect, reply below — we read every thread here.