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WebPanel => How to => Topic started by: bullten on August 30, 2018, 01:20:31 PM
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See what is Netdata here
https://my-netdata.io/
Installation
https://panel.bullten.net/knowledgebase/72/Install-Netdata-on-CWP.html
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Any idea what this error mean (tcp listen drops)?
Warning screenshot from email:
https://pasteboard.co/HCagjN0.png (https://pasteboard.co/HCagjN0.png)
(https://pasteboard.co/HCagjN0.png)
Recovery screenshot from email:
https://pasteboard.co/HCafQi3.png (https://pasteboard.co/HCafQi3.png)
(https://pasteboard.co/HCafQi3.png)
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You can join the discussion here
https://github.com/firehol/netdata/issues/3234
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Thank you so much!
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Installation
https://panel.bullten.net/knowledgebase/72/Install-Netdata-on-CWP.html
Trying to uninstall with the command given in the tutorial, I get this:
# sh /usr/local/src/netdata/netdata-uninstaller.sh
sh: /usr/local/src/netdata/netdata-uninstaller.sh: No such file or directory
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To whom it may concern: uninstalling netdata is done with the command
/usr/libexec/netdata-uninstaller.sh --yes
You will have to answer with yes or just hitting enter on a few deletion questions during the clean-up.
I was not aware of the automated installation of this new service, just started getting e-mails from it. The worse part is that its stats page is fully exposed with no authentication on the url http://yourserverip:19999 - revealing user accounts running, storage paths and so on. Thanks for making user accounts public, now bots can hammer my server with authentication attempts knowing exactly which usernames are valid. >:(
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Go to your vps service provider network firewall and completely block all traffic on netdata port/s.
Because blocking the port is being done from outside the vps, CWP can't enable it again.
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Go to your vps service provider network firewall and completely block all traffic on netdata port/s.
Because blocking the port is being done from outside the vps, CWP can't enable it again.
DO NOT INSTALL NETDATA under any circumstances; there are much better ways to monitor your server.
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Like? What other ways please?
Also what is NetData server requirements? Does that work at small VPS with 2GB ram please?
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Like? What other ways please?
Locally, munin is what I've been using for around 20 years. It keeps sensitive information at your server, not distributed to a 3rd party.
Externally, just use uptime monitors, such as hetrixtools, nodequery, uptimerobot and any number of other free options available at your favourite search engine.
[I still class 2GB as a medium size VPS (especially with 2 cores); 512MB for VPN and 1GB for a number of static sites. ;) ]