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We use ES, AS appears simply overkill for what we want - we certainly dont use systems running 16 CPU's and 64GB of RAM. Chris

cd /usr/local/directadmin/conf/ ls output? Chris

I actually think its a fair request (for the admin level) since theres often only 1 admin. It of course, would have to be an option, all IP addresses are allowed access unless the admin specifies to only allow ip xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx. Chris

does the config exist already? /usr/local/directadmin/conf/directadmin.conf Chris

Try restarting DA. Chris

ensim uses the following format for each domain/user: admin1 admin2 admin3 etc.. Directadmin uses: <username> <username> basically, any username that hasnt already been taken! chown username:username file chown admin:admin file chown testuser:testuser file etc... Chris

We personally use ONLY Redhat Enterprise 3.0 for our managed dedicated servers at the moment, and may well be considering debian once DA supports it. I'm not going to compare with FBSD, since I dont use it nor do I have any extensive knowledge of it. In my opinion, RHEL3.0 covers all 4 of them...

It's been discussed previously (try a search to find them :))... it would be impossible to email the password since passwords are one-way encrypted. An option would be to send an email with a link to confirm it, then email a new password once the link has been clicked... similar to how these...

add a new system user, then create a new line in proftpd.passwd with the new username / uid / gid and copy the crypted password from an existing user (that you know the password of) Chris

Easiest, temporary way is: create an ftp user in DA open /etc/proftpd.passwd (pico -w /etc/proftpd.passwd) find the ftp user you created, change the path /home/username to /var/www/html, you should have something like: username:crypted_pass:uid:gid:system:/var/www/html:/bin/false save and...

You cant see them with FTP becuase that area isnt configured with an account. to append using cat: [root@host]# cat > newfilename.php << EOF > (paste your page content here) > EOF <enter> [root@host]# Chris

rpm -q shadow-utils Output? Chris

You are running useradd as root? [admin@host]# su - password: [root@host]# or direct root? Chris

cd /var/www/html Note the space. Chris

do you have root access to the system? (is the entire system yours or are you an end user?) If you are only at the user level, or even reseller.... and you're getting the apache page on a domain setup through DA you have a problem... possibly apache needs restarting to a missing httpd.conf for...

No, i mean adding an account where the directory is /var/www/html - ssh would be much easier. Chris

You will need shell access for /var/www/html unless you manually configure ftp. Chris

Tried restarting DA (service directadmin restart)? If that fails im unsure, and you'll probably need to check with John or Mark. Chris

You seem to be missing half a config! SSL=1 addip=/usr/local/directadmin/scripts/addip admindir=./data/admin apachecert=/etc/httpd/conf/ssl.crt/server.crt apacheconf=/etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf apacheips=/etc/httpd/conf/ips.conf apachekey=/etc/httpd/conf/ssl.key/server.key...

/var/log/directadmin/error.log Chris