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DNS / Setting Up DNS Slaves
« Last post by DrWizzle on Today at 02:51:48 PM »Hi, new to CWP so bear with please!
I'm trialling this out and bought a CWP Pro licence. I'm experienced in Linux servers so very comfortable with CLI and concepts.
My question is this:
I'm installing CWP Pro on a bare metal server with reasonable specs. I have always run my own DNS servers and noticed I need an API or something to run some DNS Slaves on CWP.
I normally use 3 DNS servers and have 3 VPS waiting in different datacentres. I had a look at the CWP Wiki and where it said "Click here" to get a copy of DNS Only, it took me to WHMCS where the product was no longer available.
Is it now a case of using Bind9 and AXFR/IFXR on the master and pushing zonez to the slaves? Or is this DNS Only manager available, working and any better? I'm reading up this afternoon on some of your solutions on the board but wondered the best way to do this with the DNS Only package that's been touted on the wiki.
Hope this all makes sense?
Cheers!
I'm trialling this out and bought a CWP Pro licence. I'm experienced in Linux servers so very comfortable with CLI and concepts.
My question is this:
I'm installing CWP Pro on a bare metal server with reasonable specs. I have always run my own DNS servers and noticed I need an API or something to run some DNS Slaves on CWP.
I normally use 3 DNS servers and have 3 VPS waiting in different datacentres. I had a look at the CWP Wiki and where it said "Click here" to get a copy of DNS Only, it took me to WHMCS where the product was no longer available.
Is it now a case of using Bind9 and AXFR/IFXR on the master and pushing zonez to the slaves? Or is this DNS Only manager available, working and any better? I'm reading up this afternoon on some of your solutions on the board but wondered the best way to do this with the DNS Only package that's been touted on the wiki.
Hope this all makes sense?
Cheers!
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CentOS-WebPanel Bugs / Re: [CRITICAL] Multiple CWP Servers Infected – Arbitrary PHP Code Execution via Publ
« Last post by overseer on Today at 11:50:53 AM »3
CentOS-WebPanel Bugs / Re: [CRITICAL] Multiple CWP Servers Infected – Arbitrary PHP Code Execution via Publ
« Last post by derak29 on Today at 11:08:20 AM »CWP 0.9.8.1218 has this original bug fixed for a long time with the File Manager.
What you posted in a WordPress path.
Simple fix, don't use WordPress, or use a security plugin.
Also secure you PHP.ini under disable_functions =
If your not sure how to secure a server or clean one after an attack, you might want to think about hiring a sys admin.
Done with disable_functions = and comodo. Thank you for replay.
disable_functions =
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CentOS-WebPanel Bugs / Re: [CRITICAL] Multiple CWP Servers Infected – Arbitrary PHP Code Execution via Publ
« Last post by SubZero5 on Today at 07:13:30 AM »A good tempFix might also be chmodding the .htaccess files under public_html 444
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Updates / Re: Will someone update the Changelog
« Last post by Starburst on Today at 01:58:12 AM »The IMAP module was removed from the PHP core by The PHP Group (aka the group who writes PHP, php.net).
You now have to manually install it from PECL.
You now have to manually install it from PECL.
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CentOS-WebPanel Bugs / Re: problem to CWP->CWP Migration
« Last post by overseer on November 24, 2025, 10:47:32 PM »What does the running log show in the window (or check the migration log)?
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CentOS-WebPanel Bugs / Re: problem to CWP->CWP Migration
« Last post by geeth on November 24, 2025, 08:32:12 PM »I am attempting to migrate user accounts from CWP to CWP. Unfortunately, only 7 out of 9 accounts are syncing. The other 2 accounts are not appearing in the remote server list. If someone can help with this issue would be appreciated.
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Updates / Re: Will someone update the Changelog
« Last post by ~Q~ on November 24, 2025, 07:04:05 PM »You can update to PHP 8.4.x manually, but the problem is some modules have been retired by their creators, like IMAP.
So PHP 8.4 is running into their own support problems right now.QuoteThe IMAP extension was moved out of PHP core because the underlying c-client library it relied on was no longer being maintained
In this day and age you would think that someone from the original devs / maintainers of the IMAP module would fork it and have Ai maintain it.
Maybe it was an internal community issue that made the project end.
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Updates / Re: ConfigServer replacement?
« Last post by ~Q~ on November 24, 2025, 06:55:32 PM »BUMP!
Does anyone know how to get the live log viewer module back?
Does anyone know how to get the live log viewer module back?
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Information / Re: I can't access my post history in this forum...
« Last post by ~Q~ on November 24, 2025, 06:43:24 PM »This is not me crapping on CWP this is a customer of over half a decade giving some feedback.
It is telling me that submission of a post / reply is not secure.
It has been hit and miss for months accessing "forum.centos-webpanel.com".
Many times it fails to load.
Searching for solutions re CWP issues the forum ranks high in search results....
With Cpanel asking $26.99 / month, one would think CWP HQ's would put their best foot forward and push to capture more market share and that would include making the forum high availability IMHO..
According to W3Techs, a web technology survey company, the Control Web Panel is used by less than 0.1% of all websites whose web panel is known. As a premium version of this software, CWPpro's individual share is even smaller. Usage statistics and market share of Control Web Panel for websites
https://w3techs.com/technologies/details/wp-centoswebpanel/
In a way the market share makes CWP Pro niche and less on hackers radar.... Security through obscurity.
With Hestia Control Panel and Ansible being opensource they are on my radar.
That being said I have become accustomed to using CWP Pro and have been using it since March of 2020 on a handful of servers, and have had Managed Support contracts with CWP and honestly I turned to getting support from CWP developers outside of CWP (support.centos-webpanel.com).
To be fair though I think two A Holes (one in particular) are no longer working / doing tech support @CWP.
Maybe now that the CentOS forking debacle is over and AlmaLinux / Rocky 9.X version of CWP to be fully debugged and vetted they might have the time and to devote to refreshing the forum, their websites and the actual CWP server panel GUI. <--- It will not hurt at all for your bottom line at all :-)
Like I said this is just some honest feed back from a long term paying customer.
It is telling me that submission of a post / reply is not secure.
It has been hit and miss for months accessing "forum.centos-webpanel.com".
Many times it fails to load.
Searching for solutions re CWP issues the forum ranks high in search results....
With Cpanel asking $26.99 / month, one would think CWP HQ's would put their best foot forward and push to capture more market share and that would include making the forum high availability IMHO..
According to W3Techs, a web technology survey company, the Control Web Panel is used by less than 0.1% of all websites whose web panel is known. As a premium version of this software, CWPpro's individual share is even smaller. Usage statistics and market share of Control Web Panel for websites
https://w3techs.com/technologies/details/wp-centoswebpanel/
In a way the market share makes CWP Pro niche and less on hackers radar.... Security through obscurity.
With Hestia Control Panel and Ansible being opensource they are on my radar.
That being said I have become accustomed to using CWP Pro and have been using it since March of 2020 on a handful of servers, and have had Managed Support contracts with CWP and honestly I turned to getting support from CWP developers outside of CWP (support.centos-webpanel.com).
To be fair though I think two A Holes (one in particular) are no longer working / doing tech support @CWP.
Maybe now that the CentOS forking debacle is over and AlmaLinux / Rocky 9.X version of CWP to be fully debugged and vetted they might have the time and to devote to refreshing the forum, their websites and the actual CWP server panel GUI. <--- It will not hurt at all for your bottom line at all :-)
Like I said this is just some honest feed back from a long term paying customer.
