Generally, there is a big problem with installing MariaDB from version 10.7 and above... only manual compilation brings good results. With the "fast" installation method, there is a feedback message in Chinese(?) that MariaDB is not compatible with Ubuntu 22 LTS and 24 LTS (tested on ARM64 and x86). During manual compilation and attempting to change the root password, there is an error message:
ERROR 1348 (HY000) at line 1: Column 'Password' is not updatable
Of course, changing the password via the panel > database does not have any effect.
The problem lies in the query, which is simply different in newer versions of MariaDB.

@aaPanel_Kern @aaPanel_Jose

Without any sarcasm, don't you think it would make sense to fix the basics first instead of constantly adding paid plugins? Where's the logic in that? You want to build a community, but you're starting off on the wrong foot. The same errors have been present for years, and with each update, you're asking for more money. You're heading in the wrong direction

Hello, thank you for your feedback. This feature is currently under processing. It is recommended that you use mysql first.