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I assume you're using PHP-FPM? You would have to set the disable_function directive in the php.ini file to an empty set. Any function listed in the php.ini file for this directive is disabled entirely, set it stone, and cannot be re-enabled. Then set each php-fpm pool to include a...

I would think this would spill over into privacy concerns. The logs themselves are not split into individual users - so you have to depend on something grepping or finding log entries that pertain specifically to that user. What if that grep finds something that really doesn't belong to the...

I got a chance to look into this a little bit more. Unfortunately, this doesn't work with php-fpm. The user-slice information isn't read into the php-fpm pool fork per user. The user-slick information is only read from processes that originally start out from that user. Since the majority of...

Is it still valid to retrieve non-English language packs from links in this forum? Even if they are nearly a decade old? I guess I'm a bit puzzled by this. I would think there would be a bit more official ways of getting common language packs by now (in particular Spanish). How do we know...

How do you install DirectAdmin when https://www.directadmin.com/clients/my_license_info.php returns: error=1 text=not active

Oh! I agree with you. Getting people to change is difficult if not impossible. "You can pry these external forwarders out of my cold, dead hands" But - I don't think that changes the fact that it's a bad idea. I mean, better technologies is going to have a hard time getting a foothold if we...

While I'm not saying that these issues do not need to be fixed, I've always viewed this cpanel_to_da script as a helper script, a script that does the majority of the heavy lifting in converting a cPanel account to a DirectAdmin account. But I encapsulate this cpanel_to_da script in my own...

I would second the using the "Retrieve via POP3" option in Gmail. Forwarding to external email addresses is a horrible idea. There's really just no other way to say it. Yes a lot of people do it. A lot of people want to do it. But it doesn't change the fact that it's a horrible idea. Email...

Seems you can't really customize this to the point that I am wanting. I can add CMD_IP_CONFIG to /usr/local/directadmin/data/users/%resellerusername%/commands.deny and that will prevent access into the IP Management area ... but it was also prevent the reseller from accessing the Add New User...

Do feature sets work for reseller packages (i.e. /usr/local/directadmin/data/admin/packages/reseller_package_name.pkg) or are they only applicable for user level packages (i.e. /usr/local/directadmin/data/users/admin/packages/admin_user_package_name.pkg)? And is there a comprehensive list of...

Is there a way to remove certain items from resellers control panels? For example, I see that there is a link to IP Management in the reseller's control panel. If a server has just one IP address, it will list the total number of users (not just that reseller's users) that are on that server...

I've never been a huge CloudLinux fan myself. I know that probably puts me in the minority (a minority of one?), but I just didn't see where the costs were justified. When I tried CloudLinux - I wanted to set the default limits really, really, really low. The reason being, cheap accounts...

I agree. If more people understood proper Linux permission settings and setting permissions to least-needed-level, then that would solve a lot of things. But sadly a lot of people don't understand least privileges and leave files open that could potentially expose sensitive information...

Yea, the native chroot in php-fpm is what I was referring to. I suppose the easily solution might be to just create a directory structure for every user (i.e. /opt/phpchroot/%user%) with bind mounts of all of the relevant system directories within each of those directory structures. Then set...

There's not a facility for incorporating this with php-fpm. Or am I missing something? FastCGI is not the same as FPM. You can still <?php print(shell_exec("/etc/yum.conf")); ?> and read /etc/yum.conf (or other files). Of course... this can be stopped by now allowing shell_exec()

Unfortunately, I'm using Apache and I'm not really ready to make the leap to Litespeed. Although... this did provide some insights. I thought Bubblewrap was just the name of this system that DirectAdmin developed that was akin to cPanel's jailshell. But in fact, Bubblewrap is a 3rd party...

I know there's a negativity on these forums any time you mention cPanel - but that's the one control panel I'm familiar with. With cPanel - it's jailshell creates a fully functioning chroot'd environment in the directory structure /home/virtfs/%user% then it chroots to that directory...

Well, I can certainly understand that. But... if you can learn to use the command-line and learn some basic scripting, you can make a script that accomplishes an upgrade/downgrade of limits and run it from the command-line. This will greatly, greatly reduce the amount of time it will take for...

This is definitely interesting. I had previously looked at using cgroup templates for something like this, but I couldn't get it to stabilize, and then cgroups appeared to have been phased out starting with CentOS 7, so I never really revisited it. I looked at user slices in passing with...

OK. But what do the numbers beside each entry mean? 2569 - Auto-swap |IP| in /etc/proftpd.sftp.conf. What does 2569 refer to? And I don't see any mention of cpanel_to_da in this. Is there just no changelog for cpanel_to_da? If there's no changelog for cpanel_to_da and other custombuild...