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Alright so I ran this series of commands, and ended up with php 5.2.15 when I had 5.2.14 before. Did I do something wrong?

On a side note, I checked the server this morning and it was reporting a high load again, when I went to restart httpd it listed a large number of processes; restarting the service reduced that back down to one. Is this normal, or should I take steps to prevent it? Can I prevent it somehow, or...

I want to set up the Configserver PT_LOAD function on my server to restart httpd when it gets over a certain value, but I'm not sure how to go about this. I have found that when the load goes up, a simple restart of httpd from within DirectAdmin will return it to normal levels. Also, what's the...

In the time since I last posted we've done a lot of troubleshooting; we've traced the issue to a flood of outgoing UDP packets from high port numbers. I think I've blocked the majority of the flood with the CentOS built-in firewall configuration tool by blocking all UDP above port 30k, and the...

First, let me explain how we have things set up. We have a Comcast business internet connection for our location with 5 static IP addresses. This serves not only our DirectAdmin server but also our private network. There are 2 Ethernet cables running from the cable modem - one to a switch which...

Is there any way to override the disable_functions line on a per-user basis so that certain users can use it, but by default it's turned off? We don't have any php coders so we can't modify any scripts ourselves, and also this will give us a tool to try and determine which customer's site is at...

That's kinda what I thought. Thanks for the help.

Ok, I added "mail" to that line and the mail function is now disabled. Hopefully that should solve the issue. Is there anything else I need to know?

Hmm, at first glance it looks like it's Apache that's sending all those mails out. The question is, how do I stop it and force users to route mail through their own user accounts instead of using Apache's account to send the mail? Or run it through a spam filter before it leaves the DA server...

Much thanks, that'll be quite helpful.

Maybe I didn't word it clearly, I need to know how to sort any outgoing spam from legit mail. Just looking at the logs, there's too much information.

How do I tell if one of my users, or someone who has illegally gained access to a valid email account on the server, is using the server to send spam? Our server has been placed on a number of spam lists and I'm positive that it's not a server-level compromise; but many of our users don't have...

Ok we went through and got the IIS FTP working, now all I need to know is how to set up the backup to automatically create a subdirectory with the backup date and put the backup files into that directory.

By Network Share, I mean a SMB share on a Windows server. I tried the FTP thing already but IIS FTP is crap and I can't get the Linux server to connect to it.

The Linux server is multihomed, with one NIC on the Internet side and one on the private network. The Windows server is only on the private network.

Right now I have my server set up to backup to a secondary hard drive. What I'd like to do is have it back up to a Windows fileserver. To this end, I've been copying the backups over the network to the Windows server daily with this process: 1) Create a folder on the linux server (in the same...

Thanks for the info. Is there any benefit or drawback to using 64-bit CentOS over 32-bit? The hardware supports 64-bit and I did check to be sure that 64-bit CentOS is supported by the software.

I hope this is the right forum for this question. The company I work for has DirectAdmin running on a CentOS 5.0 install. The DirectAdmin seems to be working properly but the CentOS is deteriorating rapidly. This morning the OS crashed hard and after several hours I was able to get it limping...