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Did you remount the partition or reboot the system?

Change it to (for example, it it is linux): # /etc/fstab: static file system information. # # <file system> <mount point> <type> <options> <dump> <pass> proc /proc proc defaults 0 0 /dev/md0 / ext3 errors=remount-ro,usrquota,grpquota 0 1 /dev/sda2 none swap sw 0 0 /dev/hda /media/cdrom0...

First: change your password (you did publish it online) Also change the password to contain no '#', this is probably the issue. See also http://www.directadmin.com/forum/showthread.php?t=34665

Thanks to DirectAdmin support it is solved now. I didn't think it could be a problem, but the problem was that the password for da_admin (MySQL user) did contain a '#'. After changing this (in the config files and in the MySQL user list).

Hello Jeff, I did think they do read these forum once in a while to look for thing to respond to. But I'll send them an email about this server. Regards, Mark

A good VPS (with hardware virtualisation) should work the same way as a dedicated server when you are logged in. Ofcourse you need to compare it with something with similair RAM/CPU/harddisc capacity.

IP/host: localhost OR 127.0.0.1 Port: 3306 (default)

Hello, When I try to create backups (using the Admin Backup/Transfer in the admin level) I get a few errors when there is a database. When the user doesn't have any database it works correctly, but when it has a database I get the error below (via the message system): Error while backing up...

Change the following files: /usr/local/directadmin/data/templates/custom/zone.conf zone.conf should contain something like: zone "|DOMAIN|" { type master; file "|PATH|/|DOMAIN|.db"; notify yes; also-notify {91.199.167.25;}; allow-transfer { 91.199.167.25; };}; In this example 91.199.167.25 is...

Hello, Is it allowed to use Internal Licenses for a VPS if it is in use by a client? Some people call it VDS (virtual dedicated server) so you could see it as a dedicated server. I just want to know this so we know if we need to check the license usage again (and maybe buy a few othe licenses...

Hello, I know the current logfiles for domainnames are located in /var/log/httpd/domains/ Where are the "old" logfiles for the domainnames located? I need to get the access logfiles for a certain domain for yesterday and the day before yesterday. Are they stored somewhere or should I change...

Look for mailforms and block them for the moment (or block the mail function in php). This will maybe reduce the amount of spam on your server.

Shouldn't it be a good option that there would be a file somewhere with the original date? It would be a good feature.

Here it is also no problem.

Hello, Some time ago I did move users from a server to another server. This was not a problem with the admin backup/transfer option in DA. Both servers did have the same DA version 1.33.0 (the current version at that moment). I did just look at the creation date for a user on the new system...

Hello, Can someone help me with the following? I do use imap for my email for way over a year, after I did a restore off a backup (using reseller backup @ admin) I don't see any new messages in my inbox when I use imap. However when I use a webmail that is using POP3 I see new messages and I...

Anyone an idea? It should be possible, but somehow I cannot figure out how this can be done in combination with DirectAdmin.

That is a system for per subdomain, I need an option for all directorys (more than 250 and raising). So subdomain by subdomain isn't an option. I know it is possible with apache, but manually editing the apache config files is also not an option (because DirectAdmin will rewrite it when I add a...

Hello, I want to add for some domainnames the following option for subdomains. [sub].[domain].[tld] -> /home/[user]/domains/[domain].[tld]/public_html/[sub] (not in case it is www.[domain].[tld]). How can I do that?

When we add a new user no emails are sent (to the reseller or the new user). Also other emails aren't sent (and aren't waiting in the mail queue). In the logs we cannot find a reason why they aren't sent.