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DNS / How to use 2 Different IP for Redundancy?
« Last post by sETu on Today at 10:13:53 PM »Hello Good People,
I am using cwp Pro.
I have 2 Dedicated IP. i want to use these 2 ip for redundancy purpose. for example if one ip goes down my clients can browse their sites from 2nd ip.
I have done some configuration.
1. Like i have used 2 different ip in name server. in NS1 ip1 and in NS2 ip2.
2. in cwp settings > shared IP these is IP1. i didnt find any option to add another ip here.
3. opened all necessary ports in both router and cwp firewall.
4. I have also configured my name server in domain register.
but no luck. my clients cant visit their website if NS1 ip1 goes down.
and 2nd issue my clients are not able to send any email as it is sending from 2nd ip i have configured my ip1 like put PRT record and removed from all blacklists. but ip2 is not yet fully configured.
so is there any way all email from my server will use only ip1?
Thanks again for your time and help.
I am using cwp Pro.
I have 2 Dedicated IP. i want to use these 2 ip for redundancy purpose. for example if one ip goes down my clients can browse their sites from 2nd ip.
I have done some configuration.
1. Like i have used 2 different ip in name server. in NS1 ip1 and in NS2 ip2.
2. in cwp settings > shared IP these is IP1. i didnt find any option to add another ip here.
3. opened all necessary ports in both router and cwp firewall.
4. I have also configured my name server in domain register.
but no luck. my clients cant visit their website if NS1 ip1 goes down.
and 2nd issue my clients are not able to send any email as it is sending from 2nd ip i have configured my ip1 like put PRT record and removed from all blacklists. but ip2 is not yet fully configured.
so is there any way all email from my server will use only ip1?
Thanks again for your time and help.
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Information / Re: Roundcube big security issue.
« Last post by Starburst on Today at 07:38:17 PM »We are running ModSecurity with Comodo ruleset 1.241 with no problems.
Not a ModSecurity and/or Comodo issue.
Not a ModSecurity and/or Comodo issue.
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Information / Re: Roundcube big security issue.
« Last post by Netino on Today at 06:32:48 PM »Yes, ModSecurity.
I have Como rules installed with ModSecurity, and it is blocking these access.
Regards,
Netino
I have Como rules installed with ModSecurity, and it is blocking these access.
Regards,
Netino
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Information / Re: Has anyone already migrate to Almalinux8 in a CentoOS7 OpenVZ container?
« Last post by Netino on Today at 05:43:32 PM »I find seems is nearly impossible, quoted from:
https://github.com/plesk/centos2alma/issues/87
https://github.com/plesk/centos2alma/issues/87
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Unfortunately, the news is not optimistic. We have investigated and it appears that there is no way to use Elevate (or any other Leapp-based tool) to convert the OS inside a container. This conclusion is based on two facts:
1. The Leapp upgrade process is based on the Interim System, which upgrades certain packages. It can be described as a temporary OS that replaces CentOS 7 packages with AlmaLinux 8 packages. Leapp does not modify packages inside CentOS 7 itself but rather performs preparations and reboots into an initrd OS that performs the actual transformation.
2. When we describe containers broadly, we can consider them as a form of isolation within your kernel. So it has no own bootloader, kernel or something where you could start temporary OS.
Therefore, there is no way to start the initrd inside a container. This is why the Leapp framework and as a result our current centos2alma tool cannot be used to convert the OS inside any container (e.g., Docker, Virtuozzo, etc).
Regarding vzupgrade, if I understand correctly, it is a tool to upgrade the bare-metal server that hosts virtual machines and containers. We have attempted to use it to convert a Virtuozzo container on our side without success. Additionally, there is the vzdeploy tool that can be used to convert CentOS 7 into VZLinux 7 inside a container. However, it simply reinstalls packages from the VZLinux repository within the container. As far as I can see, it cannot convert your CentOS 7 into VZLinux 8, for example. Therefore, it does not appear to be a solution to your problem.
We are also exploring other options for container owners:
1. As far as I know, Virtuozzo allows you to convert a container into a virtual machine. And a Virtuozzo virtual machine can be converted using any leapp based instrument (including centos2alma), so this seems to be the simplest way to resolve the issue.
2. You could use the Plesk migrator tool to migrate your Plesk from the CentOS 7 container to an AlmaLinux 8 container. Obviously you have to have this AlmaLinux 8 container somewhere.
3. Try converting your container with vzdeploy into VZLinux 7 and inquire with the Virtuozzo developers if there is any way to convert VZLinux 7 to VZLinux 8 inside a container.
I hope this information will be helpful in addressing your situation. Additionally, we will reach out to the Virtuozzo developers to inquire about their perspective on the problem.
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Information / Has anyone already migrate to Almalinux8 in a CentoOS7 OpenVZ container?
« Last post by Netino on Today at 05:07:34 PM »Has anyone already migrate to Almalinux8 in a CentOS7 OpenVZ container?
I already know is needed to upgrade to Centos8, before to install AlmaLinux8, with the migration tool:
https://wiki.almalinux.org/documentation/migration-guide.html#how-to-migrate
But there are a indication this can be made the upgrade to AlmaLinux in a container, like this post:
https://bugs.almalinux.org/view.php?id=140
But I haven't tried it myself yet.
Has anyone tried this, and did it work?
Regards,
Netino
I already know is needed to upgrade to Centos8, before to install AlmaLinux8, with the migration tool:
https://wiki.almalinux.org/documentation/migration-guide.html#how-to-migrate
But there are a indication this can be made the upgrade to AlmaLinux in a container, like this post:
https://bugs.almalinux.org/view.php?id=140
But I haven't tried it myself yet.
Has anyone tried this, and did it work?
Regards,
Netino
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CentOS 7 Problems / Re: Google indexing link to CWP
« Last post by Xadus on Today at 09:39:54 AM »Do you actually use the "cpanel" service record? That's one I don't support for my servers; I require my clients to append :2083, which is familiar to many people coming from cPanel servers
I have no clients on my server, i use him only for myself.
Further i found something else, when i search the domain name on Bing or DuckDuckGo then i don't get the links to the controlpanel, just the normal link to the website. Could it have something to do with Google?
By the way, there are now 2 domains with the same problem...
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CentOS-WebPanel Bugs / Re: RSS Memory Size
« Last post by overseer on April 25, 2024, 08:47:35 PM »8
CentOS 7 Problems / Re: Google indexing link to CWP
« Last post by overseer on April 25, 2024, 08:45:40 PM »Do you actually use the "cpanel" service record? That's one I don't support for my servers; I require my clients to append :2083, which is familiar to many people coming from cPanel servers
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CentOS 7 Problems / Re: Google indexing link to CWP
« Last post by Xadus on April 25, 2024, 08:15:15 PM »On that particulair site i have a standard robots.txt
I have no clue how to prevent Google indexing "https://cpanel.domain.com/login/" in the robots.txt from the root of the website.
I have no clue how to prevent Google indexing "https://cpanel.domain.com/login/" in the robots.txt from the root of the website.
