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Did it to me again with another kernel update.... odd.

Had me scratching my head... nothing would resolve or ping...there were no IP's in the Linux network config. Finally figured out what triggers that... startips...which wasn't loading at boot for some reason after kernel updates. /bin/systemctl restart startips.service All is well. Why did...

After chasing the latest Apache bug and doing a kernel update then rebooting I had this issue... no IP's in the Linux network config. I ran 'service startips restart' and all is well again. Why startips isn't happening at boot is beyond me right now.

Even after doing all of this and getting Apache back up and running.. .none of my sites will load. Working on it... Can't ping any domains on the server from CL on the server... hmmmm Can't ping the IP for the domains.. .I'm wondering if I didn't have a bad yum update earlier... working on it...

Yep..that did the trick. Finally...

Nope..wouldn't let the da_admin user add a new user to the db during restoration... tried the help file and at least I'm not getting errors when I do that.

I may have fixed it with this... was able to reinstall Maria successfully, about to attempt restores. mysql -uroot -p mysql> DROP USER 'da_admin'@'localhost'; mysql> CREATE USER 'da_admin'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'my_password'; mysql> GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON * . * TO...

And if I try to build and reinstall MariaDB 10.4.19-1.el8 I get: Version check failed. Got the following error when calling the 'mysql' command line client ERROR 1045 (28000): Access denied for user 'da_admin'@'localhost' (using password: YES)...

Yes, I've gone over and executed this several times: https://help.directadmin.com/item.php?id=45 My server was on CentOS 6 which was EOL so I performed a full reload with 8. I've setup DA hundreds of times but this one has been a bear. So I get the "Error connecting to MySQL: Access denied for...

I can't believe I didn't see this before now. Back when I started American Web Host in the late 90's Jeff was a great help to me. Very sad to hear of his passing.

2.4.10 is still showing in custombuild here on DA. I'm experiencing some high cpu and memory issues that I'm 99% sure is related to vulnerabilities listed below from malicious IP's. CSF is dealing with it now that I have it properly tweaked but I'd like to see an update in custombuild for .11 if...

Simple enough. Thank you.

In /usr/local/directadmin/data/users/username/ngninx.conf it states: However these help files are geared towards Apache. We need some custom templates so we don't have to redo the nginx.conf files when DA overwrites them. The changes are simple but could become time consuming once we have...

It's not a viable process. I've been working with John on this. While I received 95% of legit mail there was that small portion that could/would not make the connection. So I ditched the encrypted portion above and am relying completely on verifying the sender and RBL's. require verify = sender...

I'm dealing with this as well, email from GoDaddy and a bank of mine being bounced because I'm forcing an encrypted connection. Also, forcing this is keeping a ton of backscatter type spam from being processed too..which is good. Guess spammers typically don't do encrypted submissions...

And this thread I posted on another email issue may go hand in hand: http://forum.directadmin.com/showthread.php?t=49439&p=254353

I hate to kill forcing encrypted connections but I'm getting mail bounced because of it. It's also blocking a lot of spam on it's own since they try to make the connection without encryption. [root@mail exim]# tail rejectlog 2014-07-22 08:40:55 H=(eyou.net) [61.175.199.155]...

Getting legitimate email bounced still. Seeing in the rejectlogs: 2014-07-21 09:46:58 H=p3plsmtpa08-08.prod.phx3.secureserver.net [173.201.193.109] F=<[email protected]> rejected RCPT <[email protected]>: Connection from [173.201.193.109]() was not encrypted. It's legitimate mail but not...

I enabled the high scoring spam block for the domain at 7.0..actually surprised it wasn't as I usually do that first thing, but as you said it should really be a moot point since I have my spam scoring for that domain at 4.0. Here is the new format you linked me to: #1.1 # Spam Assassin...

I'm wondering if this is part of it? http://forum.directadmin.com/showthread.php?t=43500&p=226662#post226662 However, when I send an email from an unencrypted email account it goes through.