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I have setup spam assassin for all users to block all mail from, for instance, *@*.best. That worked well, but after I moved to a new server mail from blocked domains arrive again. Is there a global setting somewhere that I need to turn on so Spamassassin respects these (per user) settings?

After the last update of Directadmin, CSF is giving me problems. When I open the CSF page to add an IP to the 'allow' table (or do anything else for that matter), when I click on the 'quick allow' button I go back to the login screen. After I login, I am back in the CSF page and anything I do...

Found it, thanks! Don't know how I missed that...

Sorry for the late reply, things came up, you know how it works. I did an Admin backup because I also moved to another server. Somehow all the databases are transferred to the new server, but I had to do a manual export from phpmyadmin to get it working on my local machine. So all is well now...

I've got a Prestashop running on a VPS with DirectAdmin. Now I want to change some things on the shop, but preferably on a local copy so I can mess up without consequences. So I made an Admin backup of the whole domain, assuming this would also include the sql database the shop relies on...

That's weird, the domain names are all registered with the same registrar who is also the provider for my VPS. I'll contact them, see what they can do. All settings in Directadmin point to ns1 and ns2.wutz.nl. Nothing I can do myself I guess... Thanks for finding this for me, Bedaank, Arjen

Thanks Brent, Did that some time ago. But I guess that if that was the cause of my problems, the other domains would not work either. Attached are screenshots of the DNS settings from two of my domains. Kade85.nl works just fine, anjabrakenhoff.nl refuses the wildcard option and only lets me...

I am starting to move stuf over from one server to another. On the both servers I'm running DA. As a test I moved the two least important domains from one server to the other. I only moved the contents for one of the domains, for the other I only moved the domain-name and set up everything from...

Oops, solved it... In the .htaccess file there was a redirect to force the use of https. But somebody copied the example file and forgot to replace "domain.com" with werpdesign.nl... So domain.com is not to blame, although whoever registered that name is pure evil genius of course... ;)

Last year I used Letsencrypt to add some security to all of my domains. It worked, it renewes itself when needed so I forgot all about it. This works fine for most of my domains (I have about four in total), but by chance (clicked on an old link from before the ssl upgrade) I found that when I...

Yes, the first script Sellerone published uses the admin login, so once you have those credentials you have access to all users and domains on the server. When you use the login for the owner of the (sub)domain you narrow the risk of somebody stealing the logins. Even if that risk is very small...

I can see the confusion ;-). The script is running on your server. So if you want your router to keep the records up to date you'll have to find a way to make your router call the script. I think that is what Kumhanardt does and why he adapted the script to his needs. What are your concerns...

What do you mean with 'I can see changes from Sellerone's version'? Do you have changes in mind or are you referring to kumhanartd's version? I used Sellerone's script just like he posted (the second one). Is it safe? No. Anyone who has access to this script can change the ip for a domain...

Just tried the script and it works flawlessly. I can curl from my Pi every half hour or so to reflect any changes my isp forces upon me. But of course, since it changes the record in my domain setup as if I just added a new (sub)domain, it takes a long time for the change to propogate. As I...

Same here, mod_ruid2 was one of the first things added to my server setup several years ago. I remember because i was very proud of myself pulling that off as a complete unix illiterate. Everything after that is less memorable :). Anyway, I'll check out those scripts next time an issue pops up...

Ah, I see. But I used that tutorial the first time before DA ever mentioned Letsencrypt. I later used it again because I was still on DA1.4 and did not have the time to upgrade. I did that last week, so now I can use the build-in script. I'm using mod_ruid2. Not sure about php-suexec, it's been...

And what makes you think I did not read the DA help pages? Everything was installed fine, but "service httpd restart" as suggested in DA help did was not enough to erase all traces of the old certificate. With regards to the permissions problems, these were restricted to Prestashop. Or rather...

Richard, thanks for your reply. This morning I decided to reboot the whole server and that seems to have fixed the problem. Apparently there was still something cached or Apache needed a more definite restart, I don't know. But when I run the check now the expired certificate is gone. And I can...

Multiple certificates present? When I check the domain "werpdesign.nl" on "www.ssllabs.com" it reports several certificates, one of which is valid until march next year, another that appears to be a self signed certificate for the main reseller account (skubbel.nl) and a third, the expired...

A couple of months ago I installed a Letsencrypt certificate (via the tutorial on https://raymii.org/s/articles/Lets_Encrypt_Directadmin.html) on one of the domains on my server. Of course I forgot all about it once it worked. Then I found the certificate expired. So I went through all the steps...