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can you log into ssh as admin with the new password? - admin is the DA username? Thats what DA uses.... so if that doesnt work either DA isnt reading it properly (email [email protected]) or the password/account doesn't work properly.. is there anything in the directadmin log also? Chris

log in as root (ssh) and run the command: passwd admin it should request you enter a new password, then re-enter it. - if your username for DA is not "admin" then you can do the above, replacing admin with the actual admin username. The error you are getting when you log in is incorrect...

what are the permissions of the html folder? Chris

Actually, that would be impossible for the admin level only, since it uses the same port as all user levels. Chris

Did you delete the default index first? Also, the "default" page you are referring to is the DirectAdmin page or the apache page? Chris

Log into the user panel, at the top select "files", or FTP to your account then: domains > domain.com > public_html/ private_html > place your files here! Chris

perl -MCPAN -e shell cpan> install DBD::mysql Note its all case sensitive. Chris

Backup / restore function? Chris

Can you ping mail.domain.com successfully? Chris

What error are you getting? Can you recieve OR send? Chris

rpm -e --nodeps proftpd rpm -e --nodeps proftpd-standalone Then try it. Anything in the logs? Chris

try: iptables -I INPUT -s 111.111.111.111 --destination-port 22 -j DROP ip/port Chris

delete the index files in /var/www/html and insert your own index there... the hostname and the system IP should open that page (which can be a login form, or a redirect to da) Chris

not as far as I know... at least for now. Chris

Removed your duplicate thread.. You may need to add the sql.domain.com into the mysql settings also - (you will need root mysql login) Chris

To allow "plug-in" applications - such as installatron Chris

cat /etc/httpd/conf/ssl.crt/server.crt cat /etc/httpd/conf/ssl.key/server.key Do they contain the information you are trying to use? Chris

Ok, could you login and confirm a few things: grep -r "SSLCertif" /usr/local/directadmin/data/users/username/httpd.conf | cut -d" " -f2 Output? Finally, with the 2? lines it displayed: cat /path1/ssl.crt cat /path2/ssl.key Do they contain the correct information? (including the...

Re: SSl Key/Cert Are they chained certificates or standard? Chris

The error is there... the data in the cert/key doesnt match... Chris