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It's possible in certain ways for hackers to get to the different domains on the same user account depending on the hack. This is not just limited to Directadmin. Normally hackers can not simply get to domains from other users.

You are correct, the CSF update cron is removed, but the csget not only exists and runs but is also pointing to the old download site of CSF.

Thanks. Goes a bit too far for my knowledge and I'm already reading the line like "be aware of truncation attacks". If possible I rather leave things alone. However, so 1.1.1 and earlier did not handle it correctly and now the new version does so we got a load of errors. But then these errors...

In this case, can't be fixed so only solution is ignore (which is why I put topic to solved). Indeed logs will always have some useless lines, but these are a massive amount useless lines, otherwise I wouldn't have bothers. But a lot is irritating to me. It's just like how I use logs. I...

Yes that's correct. So that is the reason why I asked, because specifically was written "this user" and not "all users" or "users" which made me wonder if it could be a wrong permission issue no the users homedir in some way or something similar. Which would wonder me too as Clamd is normally...

Sorry Eva, but I don't have any trust in GPT or AI answers as often they have errors in their answers and are not always 100% accurate. At least I've seen that a couple of times. Which is the reason I rather ask it here. However it contains some interesting sentence which I will quote next...

Only that user and no problem with other users?

Thank you. That would be a good solution if it were just warnings. But when something's wrong, one would like to see errors and these are real error notices. So I don't think it would be wise to disable the error loggings. Maybe to another file but then I can also just keep it as is. However...

Oh great... not. :( So I presume you have the same issue on your RHEL 9 servers then? Yes I can ignore it, but I don't like that much errors in my logfiles. I tends to give the impression something is wrong while it's not. Which is a bad thing because as you found out this was not happening on...

Hello Dries. Thanks for answering but that is not the case, this is happening with lots of clients on all servers. As you can see in my first message, it happened to a mail I send too, and I do have everything in perfect order. And what is wondering me most is that the error came -after- the...

Anybody a clue on how to fix these errors? I do also need plain pass authentication on port 587 so I need that custom line.

Yes. I've also read in the docs or changelog that even if they exist, they will be automatically removed after a certain amount of time. It's just irritating it generates so many errors in the log, gives the impression something is wrong. So I wonder if no change can be made that if not...

I've seen massive of these lines in my /var/log/maillog file, like this: Sep 21 19:13:55 server26 dovecot[2301724]: auth([email protected],185.xxx.xxx.xxx,sasl:plain)<VzJy01I/xoC5nOmi>: da_alternate: missing passwd file: /etc/virtual/domain.nl/passwd_alt these passwd_alt files do not exist anywhere...

Question. Do you require a mail account for the whole server r only a domain/user? If it's only the user/domain, then it's way easier to just check your MX page and then deselect the option "Use this server to handle my e-mails." Once you've done that, you can just create the appropriate MX and...

That's normal and logical. Glue records will only be send for the nameservers in use for the same domain. So if you use domain.com but nameservers ns1 and ns2.host.net then only glue records for ns1 and ns2.host.net will be given. I've also seen in the past (mostly .com or .org domains) that...

What do your logfiles say? Like the exim mainlog and maybe error log?

Short answer: no. Glue records are to be created by the registrar, you can't make glue records yourself. However, be aware that intodns.com is not always 100% accurate sometimes. This week it gave an error that one ip from 1 nameserver from somebody I was helping, was not responding. While in...

Maybe long time ago you did this? Or did I miss something? As far as I know you only need an access token from the registrar. https://docs.directadmin.com/webservices/ssl/ssl-and-letsencrypt-for-domains.html#lego-remote-dns-providers-with-let-s-encrypt can also work with autossl.

Found a similar issue here: https://forum.directadmin.com/threads/exim-started-but-no-response.70328/#post-372759 However, the docs show the line I have has nothing to do with TLS: So I'm confused now as I don't use port 25 anyway. In my example mail from above, port 465 with ssl was used.

Correct. Unless you can use LEGO with your registrar.