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Please next time translate errors to English before posting. Time-out during connection. If this for incoming mail, then it looks like your port 25 incoming is not open check that. If it is for outgong mail, them probably port 25 outgoing is not open. Might be that the datacenter is not...

You might need to add it to the letsencrypt list in the/var/log/directadmin/confdirectadmin.conf file. Normally this looks like: letsencrypt_list=www:mail:ftp:pop:smtp since mysql is only a DNS record and no real subdomain you might need to change it to this...

This does not mean Exim is not working, this is a normal message for root mails. If you want this message to be removed, then edit the /etc/aliases file and at the bottom change the root mail to your mail, so remove the # and set like this: root: [email protected] change the mail address to...

Except for the maillog as far as I know there is no extra log. Normally the message you see in the first log is shown in the mainlog too, but since you're sending via Spamexperts, that part might be in their mailserver log and thus not showing up in your Exim as your Exim delivered it to...

I just remembered something which might com in handy, but it's insecure so only use it to check what is happening. There is a trick to have Dovecot log the passwords used. You need to set this in the dovecot.conf file: auth_debug_passwords = yes auth_debug = yes and ofcourse restart Dovecot. If...

Ofcourse it's safe if you use the https://domain.com:2222 or https://server.domain.com:2222 because it's SSL. There might be people trying to bruteofice http://ip.ad.re.ss:2222 but that doesn't matter as it does not matter if they bruteforce with or without https. The s in https is only stating...

Yeah I had a customer stating that too. Did you verify this in the /var/log/maillog file? Because as said, I had a customer stating that too and then I discovered another local ip was trying to log in too. You can see the local ip's too in the log. So then I could ask him about other devices...

Not. There are no long term SSL's for ip adresses. An SSL for an ip address is something completely new. As far as I know only Letsencrypt is issueing them now and only for a very short period like 1 week or something like that. I don't think DA supports that already at the moment, also because...

Port 53 is just DNS and is opened by default. You can't close it anyway, because the external DNS makes use of it to contact the local DNS. I've run my own nameservers on Directadmin for many years and never had issues, especially since some years DA closes a security issue by default so nothing...

That's not how it works. Directadmin always needs to create records to be able to work anyway, even locally. So if you use an external DNS then point 1 in the answer of Active8 apply's to you. In that case the records created by DA are user locally. So if you point for a WWW A record from your...

Normally their passwords for mail will be retained so for mail there should be no isseus normally. However, there is something else to keep in mind. Check the maximum length of a mysql database account. In cPanel the username part is often more than 10 characters. You might need to raise that...

Check the headers to see why. Also check the logs and check server ip's/domains against RBL's of both sender and receiver.

You have to check the Exim logs for that one to see what's happening.

I don't have XFS. But it might have been some grace period as like 10 minutes before I already done a complete php rebuild and if I remember correctly I didn't see any errors at that moment. I'll keep an eye on the system and disk monitors just to be sure. No problem, I'm already thankfull for...

I don't think so. repquota -a|grep admin diradmin -- 106260 0 0 12723 0 0 admin -- 3151844 0 0 8971 0 0 and

Just a question to be sure, did you open port (for example) 2224 in your firewall ipv4 and ipv6? I presume yes but just doublechecking. Because with curl you're using root normally and then root bypasses the firewall. DA does not. I don't know about 1.692 but I've tried running SSL on 2224 and...

Yes that is normal, same like Mariadb is installed but you use the mysqld command to restart. However the httpd file should not exist in the logrotate file, only the apache file, so that is what's making use curious as to why that appears there.

Yes, then I probably got lucky that I had them from low to high in the beginning, didn't notice that. I've seen that on both versions, yours and the one from tlweb. I thought the order would be taken from the options list but then I'm wrong.

Yes but why, because this was during recompiling php, so this is done by root and/or Directadmin and they don't have any user quota. Or am I missing something? Ofcourse raid could be broken a day later, but then the monitoring system would have given me a warning and also on check all is fine.

Last night I was swapping php versions on the servers. So php1_release and php3_release. This ment changing them in custombuild and then running the da build update and da build php commands afterwards. Now on 1 server, during the compiling of php or imagick or just after the compiling in...