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Hello, I just enabled AWStats on my DirectAdmin server and are now trying it out. Im running suPHP. When visiting the url with /awstats I get a 'Internal Server Error'. Viewing the different logs gives me this info: Site error log (/var/log/httpd/domains/domain.com.error.log Tue Apr 10...

Hello. Before our customers have pointed their domain to our control, their website is hosted on the default http://server-ip/~user This tilde-user setup is default of /etc/httpd/conf/extra/httpd-vhosts.conf: AliasMatch ^/~([^/]+)(/.*)* /home/$1/public_html$2 DocumentRoot...

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Hello, I whish to add an smtp server to be able to relay through my DirectAdmin exim server. What should be changed in exim.conf, or do I add the ip/hostname to one of the "whitelist" files in /etc/virtual ? Regards Martin

Hello, I have a situation where we need to be able to share the same code-base to multiple domains from the same public_html folder, but have separate email accounts on each domain. Normally I would just add a domain pointer or use ServerAlias, but I need to add these as a separate domain to...

Thank you. I found that link a while after my post. However, I was hoping to find something a bit more integrated into DirectAdmin, with same login form and same UI style.. But it does contains the functions I wished for.. Regards, Martin

Im also experiencing this error. I have $ssl=true; in config.php. in public_html/email/include/config.php aswell in /usr/local/directadmin/plugins/email_level/data/include/ Im running php as suPHP /Martin

Hello, Is there any way an email account can login to DirectAdmin.server:2222 to change their own password, setup vacation responses, managing spamfilters etc? Regards, Martin

John, do you have any updated information regarding securing /etc/virtual from other users on the systems, reading the files of this directory with php/perl/whatever scripts? Regards, Martin

Yes, I dont use Uebimiau, only roundcube. /etc/virtual/domain.com is owned mail.user and with permissions of drwxr-x--x which seems to work fine. /Martin

Hello. My solution for securing /etc/virtual was to first chmod o-rx /etc/virtual/* Then, for current domain.com directories, I change group ownership to 'user' and set chmod g+rx to /etc/virtual/domain.com Also I made in user_create_posh.sh: /bin/chgrp $username /etc/virtual/$domain...

Yes I can do that, without ever knowing if I break something badly what will come back and smack me in the face in two weeks, I want input on what others have done that has taken that path and have the experience that I dont. Do YOU know anything, Mr Applesaucege?

Hello, I've noticed some permissions that are a bit to generous, atleast in my opinion. These might not directly impact system security, but it will give away information about customers to anyone with a web account and some perl/php skills. My main concern is that users are able to read files...