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Web installer failed, didn't want to fuss with trying to diagnose that issue since I didn't even know there was a web-installer as I've never used it in the past, so did the same installation method as always: sh <(curl -fsSL https://download.directadmin.com/setup.sh)...

Crazy that I still need to reference this thread upon new deployments because things don't work out of the box

It's crazy how every - single - time I deploy a new DA server I need to come back to this post to figure out how in the heck to get the hostname SSL to work properly. How does DirectAdmin not just do this automatically? You generate some publicly unsuable hostname upon installation now. It's...

"There are 191 updatable packages on the system." Click on, "Update all packages" and get met with, "Internal Error" SSH into the box, run, "yum update" and am met with this: yum update This system is receiving updates from CloudLinux Network server. Last metadata expiration check: 1:11:11...

Quite frustrating, out of our DA servers there is one that is just being a stubborn pain. Setup: CloudLinux / LiteSpeed / DirectAdmin We create a 'reseller' on each of our servers, which is just us. This reseller package has redis selected. The user packages have redis selected. But when...

Just to confirm, this needs to be completed only on the server that is being migrated or also on each of the NS servers in the multi-server setup for DNS?

In the coming week or so we need to migrate from a location that is closing to our own infrastructure located elsewhere. This move will unfortunately require IP renumbering. The good news is, we containerize our DA servers so if needing to migrate to different hardware, etc it's much simpler to...

There are several different conflicting KB articles on this. I want to secure the hostname of my server. By default, DA now installs to server-xx-xx-xxx-xx.da.direct instead of the FQDN or IP of the server as it used to. When trying to secure the actual hostname of the server (Ex...

Thanks, will check that out. My experience has been the opposite, but we have our IPs announced in a few different locations so I guess a regional failover would be better regardless since the option is available and would be a stronger selling point. I've just seen less total network outages...

I've searched the documentation as well as the web, with forum posts from 2009, 2013, and other times of current irrelevance being displayed. Documentation does not seem to mention "high availability", but does mention clustering. I'm curious if anyone here has setup a High Availability...

Trying to figure out the easiest way to complete this without it causing me too much stress or time, ha! Is there a recommend 'simple' way to setup new DA servers across? Same software stacks, same settings, etc. I don't want to have to go into CustomBuild if I don't have to and check one by...

Tried CloudLinux, AlmaLinux 8.x and Debian 12. All give the same error when trying to enable PHP multi-choice versions 7.4 or 8.0. I have older DirectAdmin servers running CloudLinux without this being an issue, but would like newer deployments to have the latest OS. While 8.x support is great...

Sure, in your example above: mysql -uUSERNAME -p DATABASENAME < /path/to/the/backup.sq That would result in an error for me. ( ERROR 1044 (42000) at line 18: Access denied for user 'username'@'localhost' to database 'databasename' ) However, I can open the MySQL/MariaDB CLI prompt by instead...

Importing now via CLI. Using the 'source' command after logging into MariaDB CLI. Seems to be working.... Will report back. What a wonky setup. I've never had to do this before. Not sure if this is a DirectAdmin thing, a Debian 12 thing, or something in between.

Yes, that is exactly what I am doing. That is the same thread I read a couple hours ago when I started this process. :(

I've never had to do that before. If the DB is at /home/username/staging/mydatabase.sql, what would I do when in the MariaDB terminal or whatever?

The original did, was long/secure. I dumbed it down and the issue persists. We responded near the same time, so perhaps my last response wasn't seen. I can access the MariaDB via SSH with the same password. It's only when I try to import the DB that it gives me a credential error.

From SSH I can: mysql -u username_database -p username_database And that works just fine. MariaDB [username_database]> But if I run the same command with "< /home/username/staging/mydatabase.sql" at the end, using the same password, I get a credential error... So strange.

I'll try shortly and will let you know. Right now I'm signed into server.com/phpmyadmin as da_admin and am trying to import the data to the "username_database" database right now. I don't want to interupt this process as I'm already well over my allotted timeframe for maintenance on this and am...

The database has been created in DirectAdmin as a user. Database name: username_database Username: username_database Password: example123 (The above info is just an example) Via SSH, as ROOT, I run: mysql -u username_database -p username_database < /home/username/staging/mydatabase.sql...