Sprugo Status

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Billing & Portal

Sprugo BillingOperational
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sprugo.comOperational
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Hosting Servers

Server cp1Operational
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Server cp2Operational
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DNS

ns1Operational
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ns2Operational
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ns3Operational
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ns4Operational
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Incidents, last 30 days

Past announcements

Precautionary maintenance: PHP security update Resolved
Oct 20, 2026, 9:18 PM EDT → Oct 21, 2026, 10:14 AM EDT · 12h 55m
  1. Resolved

    The PHP security fix for the two critical flaws announced Tuesday (www.php.net/archive/2026.php) has been applied, and PHP websites, webmail, the control panel and billing were back online by 14:10 UTC (10:10 AM Eastern). There was no sign of any compromise.

    A few sites on older PHP versions are being moved to a supported version; those customers will be contacted directly.

  2. In progress

    The PHP security fix for the two critical flaws announced Tuesday (www.php.net/archive/2026.php) has been released, and we are applying it now. PHP websites, webmail, the control panel and billing will come back online as each server is updated. There is no sign of any compromise.

    Email delivery, static websites, and all site content and data are not affected.

  3. Maintenance

    Two critical PHP security flaws were announced on Tuesday (www.php.net/archive/2026.php). Following CERT-EU's advice, PHP websites, webmail, the control panel and billing are offline until the fix, expected Wednesday at 10 AM Eastern (14:00 UTC), is applied. There is no sign of any compromise.

    Email delivery, static websites, and all site content and data are not affected. We'll update this page once service is restored.