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Check the directslave error log. I found recently after some OS or bind update that the /etc/named directory restored original permissions and owner from root. So now I changed it and now use a self created /etc/namedb directory with correct owner and permission and things work again. However...

Don't think so. I just tried to register with a test account and got this:

Yes if I'm correct the stats are done on the nightly tally. If you want to see results now you could use this line as root via SSH: echo 'action=tally&value=all' >> /usr/local/directadmin/data/task.queue Then wait until the task is ready and then result should be viewable.

Ah oke. Your explanation now makes morse sense to me indeed. Ofcourse there are various points of view and opinions. And for sure a legacy license holder is worth more than a webmin user, logically. Legacy license holders helped building the company. I totally agree with you on that. Also on the...

Then maybe you should be more clear what exactly you're saying because to me this looks as if you're saying "these things are all good for DA" when keeping the lifetime licenses or unblock MariaDB. It's not really specified what your point is and I'm not native English either but I might have...

All these arguments you name here are invalid. - goodwill (already since the beginning) - an end to all these topics (it's 2 years now, it won't stop anyway) - free marketing (already since the beginning) - greater conversion rates (it's 2 years, I can't look inside DA but I highly doubt a lot...

But in who's interest would that be? Not for DA in anyway because it's not "not the best revenu" but "no revenu at all" as these licenses are all long payed for, many more than a decade ago. And all the new development must come from somewhere, so not from all lifetime licenses or al customers...

That was the idea I had in mind, which was why I suggested that test. Trying to create a new user/pass for the database would have been the follow up on that. Glad to see you fixed it!

Thank you very much for enlightening this to me/us. I was just wondering if and how many fixes there would be released and how many already were released in the meantime for an EOL MariaDB to get a small insight of how often this might happen. As stated in my previous post, iit still is a...

Have you checked the MariaDB/Mysql log what that says? Was it fully up to date before the update, even plugins? Might be a caching issue. Did you check if you can manually connect to the database of that wordpress file with a test file? Found a nice example on the net. Create a php file like...

I just checked the backporting of MariaDB 10.5 (which is already EOL) and this was an update of November 7th. And this was a moderate security issue not even a high one. So maybe I was partly mistaken. While it's ofcourse not as safe as an up to date version, it looks like backporting (which is...

Yep, me too, but at least they finally did it. However, if you would define it as abandonwear you wouln't still keep using without any addition either right? :)

Define "supported"? IMHO in software land "forever" means "as long as it's available and no hard EOL is declared or a company does not go broke or get's sold". So that's what I learned in the past years what forever or lifetime means. They already can do that, but if they do, the connection...

Well... one is never too old to learn either and I learned something new today, at least for me this was a bit new how this worked. ;) Backporting in the OS means nothing more then only in excessive cases (even while EOL), the MariaDB devs would create a security fix after something very very...

You also restarted Exim after making these changes?

You were the one being rude. And again... where is the proof here? And why didn't you complaint abou tthis years ago with CSF itself then? Again, whining whining whining without any kind of proof or good argument and now also insulting us. Says more of you than about us. Also, if it only does...

For what else, we only do hosting? It's only MariaDB which will go EOL and it's not 1 but 6 licenses and 3 servers in use. Switching means 45/month extra (when converting these 3), so with MariaDB from the OS update, we probably can go the last few years until our pension. Most of the...

Might.... but still the other counter arguments are still present, as is my question what be so bad with my idea to have DA to allow us to downgrade to MariaDB 10.5 and then have the OS support the updates. If I remember correctly this was tested, should be even a thread about it somewhere...

1.) one needs a second server/vps to put the database on, which not everyone can afford or want (just for database) 2.) you loose the connection to manage it from DA so you have to make all databases manually? Or can this still be done via Directadmin? 3.) you then will depend on external...

You can keep lying about that it doesn't work all you want, nobody will believe you without any proof. So you can keep whining, but you were asked several times to proof your point, which you still haven't because you can't. Seems you have been a sleep too. There have been lots changes from 2010...