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Additionally, you can use this script to turn it on for all users: https://docs.directadmin.com/scripts/enable_auto_security_txt.sh

Yes I know. As said, this file will be used and filled automatically when enabled for a user in the user packages. Edit: In the personal plus license you should have it enabled for admin or possible to enable it for admin in de user options.

Personal plus is also a modern license. Then you should check if security.txt is enabled in the user package. The template file is here, but is filled by DA, so you don't need to change it. /usr/local/directadmin/data/templates/security.txt

Not public, but not only generated from socket but from template. /usr/local/directadmin/data/templates/security.txt

Those are in /home/admin/domains/default and same for resellers /home/resellername/domains/default directory.

Then probably you are on a legacy license, because then it only contains the index.html. The security.txt is for modern license only. If you do have a modern license, did you enable security.txt in the user package?

I now and I don't want to touch it, but I'm a curious person and this makes me curious as to where it can be. :D

Nothing, but probably you changed the hostname after installing directadmin or something went wrong. You can change as @zEitEr shown above. However, most likely since the da.direct is still mentioned in the nameservers, I wonder if things went correct and everything is present. Maybe it's good...

Correct. But this explanation is exactly what confused me. I know files which are to be used, must be defined somewhere. And I know the exim.variables.conf.custom is working if created and something is added, but I can't find it being defined anywhere. Am I correct then that the...

P.s. sorry that I doubted you before. I was too focussed on the fact that it was not defined in exim.conf while the strings.conf.custom was.

You got a good point there indeed. I stand corrected because indeed your example works. I will adjust the title accordingly. Correct, but exim.conf changes regularly and we already discovered an issue a couple of years ago only, which caused something not to work becasue of a wrong order of...

Yep, you're wrong unfortunately, because I'm using the exim.variables.conf.custom already for some years so also did some exim.conf builds and still not mentioned in exim.conf. It should be there by default just as the exim.strings.conf.custom is mentioned and (probably wrongly typed) the...

So with a DA collegue @AlexanderNL we were adjusting some files being the exim.strings.conf.custom file to add RBL's and the exim.variables.conf.custom file and then he discovered something. In the exim.conf there is no exim.variables.conf.custom file mentioned. One would expect to see a line...

It's better to not just make directory's yourself. These are things that DA should take care of during installation. Also if creatd manually, they should also be chown to the correct owner and group. ??? We don't have a /usr/var/www directory. Maybe better get some sleep/rest. Being 24 hours...

Oh wow.... that indeed surprised me that this is possible. I thought FTP would oby the owner rules, but indeed it's not. Then indeed only other option is chattr. Thank you for correcting me. I adjusted my post accordingly.

Doesn't DA add that automatically anymore nowadays? Anyway it's always one of the todo things on my list when installing a new server.

That is correct but you already have a lot of certificates for the hostname present with Letsencrypt, they just are not visible on the server yet. https://crt.sh/?q=server.duraweb.eu So there are Letsencrypt SSL certificate's create over the past days. But it looks like DA is still using the...

Sometimes one must be smarter than the customer. 😄

If it's just 1 user, why not put the script in his public_html or something? If required to prevent it being deleted, chown it to root or admin and he can't delete it. Or make it immutable.;)

Correct. I presumed he just used a local ip to mask the external ip. But indeed I could have concluded wrongly and he's using a LAN setup or something. Are you using a LAN @grandm1961 or just used the internal ip in the /etc/hosts file to mask your real internet ip?