Hey everyone 
I hope you’re all having a great week.
As some of you may have already spotted on our changelog, earlier today – we shipped a minor but important improvement to the deletion of web applications and servers:
Deleting a server or web application can sometimes leave DNS records behind. If that IP address (or target) is later reassigned, your domain could unexpectedly start pointing somewhere else – commonly referred to as dangling DNS and subdomain takeover.
RunCloud now gives you an option to automatically remove DNS records.
This can be done when deleting a web application:
As well as when deleting an entire server:
And, in both cases, you will be able to verify and confirm which DNS records will be removed:
A new version of the RunCloud agent has also been released (v2.15.2+4):
What’s New
- Improved incremental backup handling for databases
- Improved web application size calculation and handling logic
- Resolved wildcard domain matching issues in Apache configuration
Deployment Information
- This update will roll out automatically to all compatible servers within 72 hours.
- No action is required. The update installs seamlessly in the background.
- If your server does not receive the update within this timeframe, please get in touch with our support team for manual assistance.