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You cannot perform in-place updates from CentOS 5 to newer versions (i.e. 6/7/8). Instead, you need to take a backup of all your data, reinstall the operating system with CentOS 7, for example, which is supported until 2024 (you can even ask your hosting provider to do this for you) and then you...

You are putting your server and websites at extreme risk of being hacked by running such an old version of CentOS, that is unless you have everything completely firewalled off to only trusted IP addresses - but I am going to guess that isn't the case. Is there any reason you are unable to upgrade?

To redirect demo.test.com to demo.test.com/path you could use something like: Redirect 301 / demo.test.com/path

You could use .htaccess to achieve this, in the directory of the sub-domain in question: RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^old\.website\.com$ [NC] RewriteRule ^ http://new.website.com%{REQUEST_URI} [L,R=301,NE]

Can you provide the output of the following command? ls -lah /backup/03-21-21/custom/home The backup file that you want to restore should be owned by the admin user. You can use the chown command to change the ownership, i.e: cd /backup/03-21-21/custom/home chown admin:admin $yourbackupfile...

What is the output of telnet -4 smtp.gmail.com 25 on your server?

Glad to hear you got it sorted! :) What's also worthwhile in cases where browser-specific problems are occuring is to use Incognito / Private Browsing Mode. Not only does this ensure there are no stale caches causing problems, but in the case of Firefox and Chrome for certain, these modes...

Did you try the fix mentioned earlier in the topic?

Sounds good! For future onlookers to this thread: I would definitely suggest going with something other than CentOS 8, given that it's end of life later this year. Whilst there is always the opportunity to convert, we all want an easy life and so it's best to start with something that has an...

Hello :) Did you double check that it's not already enabled? A reliable tool I quite like for such purposes is https://www.brotli.pro/

Hello :) Could you perhaps share a screenshot (making sure the URL bar is visible - feel free to mask the IP/domain of course) so we can get a better idea of where you're at exactly?

I have to hand it to their CEO/Founder, Octave, he's been doing a wonderful job keeping people posted on his Twitter. That alone is admirable, and not something you'd get from everyone in his position. For those impacted: I hope you get back on the road soon enough! :)

I'd ask your data center to provide you with more information. If they literally just told you that you've got a spam problem, that isn't very helpful on its own. One thing you may like to do is head over to https://mxtoolbox.com/blacklists.aspx and input your server IP. If it's blacklisted, on...

What did you telnet exactly? The OP censorsed the IP/domain information.

Can you post the output of the following command? telnet -4 smtp.gmail.com 25

https://forum.directadmin.com/threads/r-i-p-centos.62702/#post-324038 Can you copy and paste the install error here?

Likewise! Merry Christmas to you too :)

CSF has been developed over many years, and the out-the-box configuration will provide a good base level of security for the majority of users. The problem with going above and beyond the default configuration is that the amount of false-positives are likely to increase, resulting in innocent...

I was seeing this too - it wasn't possible to install new copies of DA, but now it seems to be running okay again.

You cannot prevent bruteforcing, much like you cannot prevent a DDoS attack. It happens, and is something you must accept and deal with accordingly. The only possible caveat to that is locking down specific services and/or ports to trusted IP addresses. In your case, CSF/LFD is doing its job...