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Installation / cwp - invaild hostname
« on: March 07, 2017, 04:12:00 AM »
I'm getting Your Hostname is: srv2.xryu.org and it resolves to IP: (ERROR: You don't have a valid hostname set!)
I have programmed the "DNS" Server and Cloudserver to use my other IPv4 37.49.224.243 and I had my VPS Host change it manually since it wouldn't change.
Everything in my "DNS Records" point to the new IP 37.49.224.243 of srv2.xryu.org
/etc/hosts (127.0.0.1) srv2.xryu.org & 37.49.224.243 srv2@xryu.org
/etc/hostname srv2.xryu.org
Zone: srv2.xryu.org.db Points to 37.49.224.243
/etc/resolv.conf - srv2.xryu.org 37.49.224.243
Everything points to the correct IP; YET I'm getting INVAILD Hostname. I don't get it. the rDNS Checks out. I also added srv2 on Cloudflare to point to 37.49.224.243 and mail to 37.49.224.243 yet it's not registering! I even restarted the Bind DNS Server several times after I rechecked the DNS Zones.
I have programmed the "DNS" Server and Cloudserver to use my other IPv4 37.49.224.243 and I had my VPS Host change it manually since it wouldn't change.
Everything in my "DNS Records" point to the new IP 37.49.224.243 of srv2.xryu.org
/etc/hosts (127.0.0.1) srv2.xryu.org & 37.49.224.243 srv2@xryu.org
/etc/hostname srv2.xryu.org
Zone: srv2.xryu.org.db Points to 37.49.224.243
/etc/resolv.conf - srv2.xryu.org 37.49.224.243
Everything points to the correct IP; YET I'm getting INVAILD Hostname. I don't get it. the rDNS Checks out. I also added srv2 on Cloudflare to point to 37.49.224.243 and mail to 37.49.224.243 yet it's not registering! I even restarted the Bind DNS Server several times after I rechecked the DNS Zones.
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E-Mail / Put Mailserver on a different IP
« on: March 05, 2017, 10:07:33 PM »
When I orignally installed CWP It placed my mail server on my main IP, ever since I switched to CloudFlare; its handling all my IP's my question is.
Is it possible to use my (Other IP) that's not associated with my WebServer or Cloudflare; handle all my Incoming/Outgoing Mail for my mail server; instead of my main Domain?
xryu.org 37.49.224.237 - rDNS xryu.org
37.49.224.243 - rDNS mail.xryu.org
Using the hostname srv1.xryu.org on my main domain; it points it to my cloudflare; is it possible to change the hostname, to align with my other IP for the mail server instead? Or would that conflict with the whole web server?
Is it possible to use my (Other IP) that's not associated with my WebServer or Cloudflare; handle all my Incoming/Outgoing Mail for my mail server; instead of my main Domain?
xryu.org 37.49.224.237 - rDNS xryu.org
37.49.224.243 - rDNS mail.xryu.org
Using the hostname srv1.xryu.org on my main domain; it points it to my cloudflare; is it possible to change the hostname, to align with my other IP for the mail server instead? Or would that conflict with the whole web server?
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Postfix / Need help! Setting up Mail Server to Different IP
« on: March 05, 2017, 06:20:14 PM »
I have 2 IP's assigned to my VPS Server and I need help assigning my mail server to the other IP rather than my main VPS IP.
How would I fix this? and accomplish this, so it doesn't use my main VPS IP?
PS: I'm using Cloudflare again since I'm getting DDOS'ed attack by Mysql attacks.
How would I fix this? and accomplish this, so it doesn't use my main VPS IP?
PS: I'm using Cloudflare again since I'm getting DDOS'ed attack by Mysql attacks.
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Suggestions / public_html assigning to multiple users of that domain
« on: March 05, 2017, 06:08:18 PM »
It would be nice to manually select a directory of a "user" in administration mode for a specific domain so when you create a domain, you can point that domain directory in a specific folder eg: instead of it being in home, it could be in /var/www/domain/public_html and assign users to /var/www/domain (of that specific FTP User) to that domain directory instead of /home/USER/public_html
(it messes up the home directory, for the domain and when you try to sign into another user under that domain) it won't even edit the main domain name; that's assigned to admin.
I like the fact that users can still upload; but it has no effect on the main domain; Why would you create a user for the domain and they can't even edit the main domain to begin with?
(it messes up the home directory, for the domain and when you try to sign into another user under that domain) it won't even edit the main domain name; that's assigned to admin.
I like the fact that users can still upload; but it has no effect on the main domain; Why would you create a user for the domain and they can't even edit the main domain to begin with?
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