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SSL / Re: DNS of your domain doesn't point to this server or you have htaccess
« on: August 08, 2020, 11:00:07 AM »
(Solution)- worked for me
I dont know anything about linux. I search and try every solution to see if its working or not.
Last year, I used my own computer to host CWP webserver. Now, I just bought a VPS server and same old auto SSL problem hunted me- DNS not pointing to your server...
This time I tried everything I learned last year but noting worked. Then..
I found the solution. This time- My hosting company using some kind of proxy. So even though my DNS setting was right and name-server was pointing to correct public IP, I was not getting the auto SSL. So, I activated NAT-ed mode using my private IP from CWP settings. Man that was it, main domain got the SSL.
For hostname SSL, I then went to Server Settings -> Change Hostname. Then Hit Enter (my host-name was correct so didn't change anything). After, I cleared my browser cache and logged in my hosting server via SSL url.
I dont know anything about linux. I search and try every solution to see if its working or not.
Last year, I used my own computer to host CWP webserver. Now, I just bought a VPS server and same old auto SSL problem hunted me- DNS not pointing to your server...
This time I tried everything I learned last year but noting worked. Then..
I found the solution. This time- My hosting company using some kind of proxy. So even though my DNS setting was right and name-server was pointing to correct public IP, I was not getting the auto SSL. So, I activated NAT-ed mode using my private IP from CWP settings. Man that was it, main domain got the SSL.
For hostname SSL, I then went to Server Settings -> Change Hostname. Then Hit Enter (my host-name was correct so didn't change anything). After, I cleared my browser cache and logged in my hosting server via SSL url.
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SSL / Re: DNS of your domain doesn't point to this server or you have htaccess restriction
« on: August 12, 2019, 05:35:44 AM »
01. A) From Domains -> List Domains. Delete the Affected Domain.
B) Only if, List Domains is empty then- Go to User Accounts -> List Accounts. Delete the user account with the Affected Domain.
02. Go To Server Settings -> Change Hostname. Click change Hostname (Keep all settings same).
03. Adjust the file from /etc/hosts:
nano /etc/hosts
**Make the values like this[Change here]:
127.0.0.1 localhost localhost.localdomain localhost4 localhost4.localdomain4
[your server local ip] example1.example.com example1
::1 localhost localhost.localdomain localhost6 localhost6.localdomain6
04. If you followed option A before. From Domains -> Add Domain. Add the Affected Domain name now.
Only if, you followed option B before. User Accounts -> List Account. Add new user account with the Affected Domain name.
05. Go To DNS Functions -> List DNS Zones -> (Affected Domain) Click Rebuild Zone.
06. Again Go To DNS Functions -> List DNS Zones -> (Affected Domain) -> Edit Files. Now- Firstly, Delete line start with- www (it has a cname record). Secondly, Paste these three lines below in the middle of the file-
ns1 14400 IN A (Public IP)
ns2 14400 IN A (Public IP)
www 14400 IN A (Public IP)
07. Go to Webserver Settings -> SSL Certificates -> Auto SSL. Install SSL for the Domain.
B) Only if, List Domains is empty then- Go to User Accounts -> List Accounts. Delete the user account with the Affected Domain.
02. Go To Server Settings -> Change Hostname. Click change Hostname (Keep all settings same).
03. Adjust the file from /etc/hosts:
nano /etc/hosts
**Make the values like this[Change here]:
127.0.0.1 localhost localhost.localdomain localhost4 localhost4.localdomain4
[your server local ip] example1.example.com example1
::1 localhost localhost.localdomain localhost6 localhost6.localdomain6
04. If you followed option A before. From Domains -> Add Domain. Add the Affected Domain name now.
Only if, you followed option B before. User Accounts -> List Account. Add new user account with the Affected Domain name.
05. Go To DNS Functions -> List DNS Zones -> (Affected Domain) Click Rebuild Zone.
06. Again Go To DNS Functions -> List DNS Zones -> (Affected Domain) -> Edit Files. Now- Firstly, Delete line start with- www (it has a cname record). Secondly, Paste these three lines below in the middle of the file-
ns1 14400 IN A (Public IP)
ns2 14400 IN A (Public IP)
www 14400 IN A (Public IP)
07. Go to Webserver Settings -> SSL Certificates -> Auto SSL. Install SSL for the Domain.
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SSL / Re: DNS of your domain doesn't point to this server or you have htaccess
« on: August 12, 2019, 05:34:04 AM »
01. A) From Domains -> List Domains. Delete the Affected Domain.
B) Only if, List Domains is empty then- Go to User Accounts -> List Accounts. Delete the user account with the Affected Domain.
02. Go To Server Settings -> Change Hostname. Click change Hostname (Keep all settings same).
03. Adjust the file from /etc/hosts:
nano /etc/hosts
**Make the values like this[Change here]:
127.0.0.1 localhost localhost.localdomain localhost4 localhost4.localdomain4
[your server local ip] example1.example.com example1
::1 localhost localhost.localdomain localhost6 localhost6.localdomain6
04. If you followed option A before. From Domains -> Add Domain. Add the Affected Domain name now.
Only if, you followed option B before. User Accounts -> List Account. Add a new user account with the Affected Domain name.
05. Go To DNS Functions -> List DNS Zones -> (Affected Domain) Click Rebuild Zone.
06. Again Go To DNS Functions -> List DNS Zones -> (Affected Domain) -> Edit Files. Now- Firstly, Delete line start with- www (it has a cname record). Secondly, Paste these three lines below in the middle of the file-
ns1 14400 IN A (Public IP)
ns2 14400 IN A (Public IP)
www 14400 IN A (Public IP)
07. Go to Webserver Settings -> SSL Certificates -> Auto SSL. Install SSL for the Domain.
B) Only if, List Domains is empty then- Go to User Accounts -> List Accounts. Delete the user account with the Affected Domain.
02. Go To Server Settings -> Change Hostname. Click change Hostname (Keep all settings same).
03. Adjust the file from /etc/hosts:
nano /etc/hosts
**Make the values like this[Change here]:
127.0.0.1 localhost localhost.localdomain localhost4 localhost4.localdomain4
[your server local ip] example1.example.com example1
::1 localhost localhost.localdomain localhost6 localhost6.localdomain6
04. If you followed option A before. From Domains -> Add Domain. Add the Affected Domain name now.
Only if, you followed option B before. User Accounts -> List Account. Add a new user account with the Affected Domain name.
05. Go To DNS Functions -> List DNS Zones -> (Affected Domain) Click Rebuild Zone.
06. Again Go To DNS Functions -> List DNS Zones -> (Affected Domain) -> Edit Files. Now- Firstly, Delete line start with- www (it has a cname record). Secondly, Paste these three lines below in the middle of the file-
ns1 14400 IN A (Public IP)
ns2 14400 IN A (Public IP)
www 14400 IN A (Public IP)
07. Go to Webserver Settings -> SSL Certificates -> Auto SSL. Install SSL for the Domain.
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SSL / Re: DNS of your domain doesn't point to this server or you have htaccess
« on: August 11, 2019, 11:34:09 PM »
01. A) From Domains -> List Domains. Delete the Affected Domain.
B) Only if, List Domains is empty then- Go to User Accounts -> List Accounts. Delete the user account with the Affected Domain.
02. Go To Server Settings -> Change Hostname. Click change Hostname (Keep all settings same).
03. If you followed option A before. From Domains -> Add Domain. Add the Affected Domain name now.
Only if, you followed option B before. User Accounts -> List Account. Add new user account with the Affected Domain name.
04. Go To DNS Functions -> List DNS Zones -> (Affected Domain) Click Rebuild Zone.
05. Again Go To DNS Functions -> List DNS Zones -> (Affected Domain) -> Edit Files. Now- Firstly, Delete line start with- www (it has a cname record). Secondly, Paste these three lines below in the middle of the file-
ns1 14400 IN A (Public IP)
ns2 14400 IN A (Public IP)
www 14400 IN A (Public IP)
06. Go to Webserver Settings -> SSL Certificates -> Auto SSL. Install SSL for the Domain.
B) Only if, List Domains is empty then- Go to User Accounts -> List Accounts. Delete the user account with the Affected Domain.
02. Go To Server Settings -> Change Hostname. Click change Hostname (Keep all settings same).
03. If you followed option A before. From Domains -> Add Domain. Add the Affected Domain name now.
Only if, you followed option B before. User Accounts -> List Account. Add new user account with the Affected Domain name.
04. Go To DNS Functions -> List DNS Zones -> (Affected Domain) Click Rebuild Zone.
05. Again Go To DNS Functions -> List DNS Zones -> (Affected Domain) -> Edit Files. Now- Firstly, Delete line start with- www (it has a cname record). Secondly, Paste these three lines below in the middle of the file-
ns1 14400 IN A (Public IP)
ns2 14400 IN A (Public IP)
www 14400 IN A (Public IP)
06. Go to Webserver Settings -> SSL Certificates -> Auto SSL. Install SSL for the Domain.
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SSL / Re: DNS of your domain doesn't point to this server or you have htaccess restriction
« on: August 11, 2019, 11:31:36 PM »
01. A) From Domains -> List Domains. Delete the Affected Domain.
B) Only if, List Domains is empty then- Go to User Accounts -> List Accounts. Delete the user account with the Affected Domain.
02. Go To Server Settings -> Change Hostname. Click change Hostname (Keep all settings same).
03. If you followed option A before. From Domains -> Add Domain. Add the Affected Domain name now.
Only if, you followed option B before. User Accounts -> List Account. Add new user account with the Affected Domain name.
04. Go To DNS Functions -> List DNS Zones -> (Affected Domain) Click Rebuild Zone.
05. Again Go To DNS Functions -> List DNS Zones -> (Affected Domain) -> Edit Files. Now- Firstly, Delete line start with- www (it has a cname record). Secondly, Paste these three lines below in the middle of the file-
ns1 14400 IN A (Public IP)
ns2 14400 IN A (Public IP)
www 14400 IN A (Public IP)
06. Go to Webserver Settings -> SSL Certificates -> Auto SSL. Install SSL for the Domain.
B) Only if, List Domains is empty then- Go to User Accounts -> List Accounts. Delete the user account with the Affected Domain.
02. Go To Server Settings -> Change Hostname. Click change Hostname (Keep all settings same).
03. If you followed option A before. From Domains -> Add Domain. Add the Affected Domain name now.
Only if, you followed option B before. User Accounts -> List Account. Add new user account with the Affected Domain name.
04. Go To DNS Functions -> List DNS Zones -> (Affected Domain) Click Rebuild Zone.
05. Again Go To DNS Functions -> List DNS Zones -> (Affected Domain) -> Edit Files. Now- Firstly, Delete line start with- www (it has a cname record). Secondly, Paste these three lines below in the middle of the file-
ns1 14400 IN A (Public IP)
ns2 14400 IN A (Public IP)
www 14400 IN A (Public IP)
06. Go to Webserver Settings -> SSL Certificates -> Auto SSL. Install SSL for the Domain.
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SSL / DNS of your domain doesn't point to this server or you have htaccess restriction
« on: August 11, 2019, 11:30:08 PM »
I have tried - https://forum.centos-webpanel.com/ssl/let's-encrypt-autossl-solved/ also http://forum.centos-webpanel.com/ssl/ssl-expire/msg19631/#msg19631 and also http://forum.centos-webpanel.com/ssl/dns-of-your-domain-doesn't-point-to-this-server-or-you-have-htaccess-5490/msg19395/#msg19395 nothing worked. Here is how I solved my new user account which was not getting SSL.
01. Go To DNS Functions -> List DNS Zones -> (Affected Domain) Click Delete Zone.
02. From User Account -> New Account. Create a new User account (Using the Affected Domain and public IP address).
03. Again Go To DNS Functions -> List DNS Zones -> (Main Domain) Click Rebuild Zone.
04. Go To DNS Functions -> List DNS Zones -> (Main Domain) -> Edit Files. Now- Firstly, Delete line start with- www (it has a cname record). Secondly, paste these three lines below in the middle of the file-
ns1 14400 IN A (Public IP)
ns2 14400 IN A (Public IP)
www 14400 IN A (Public IP)
05. Go to Webserver Settings -> SSL Certificates -> Auto SSL. Install SSL for the Domain.
01. Go To DNS Functions -> List DNS Zones -> (Affected Domain) Click Delete Zone.
02. From User Account -> New Account. Create a new User account (Using the Affected Domain and public IP address).
03. Again Go To DNS Functions -> List DNS Zones -> (Main Domain) Click Rebuild Zone.
04. Go To DNS Functions -> List DNS Zones -> (Main Domain) -> Edit Files. Now- Firstly, Delete line start with- www (it has a cname record). Secondly, paste these three lines below in the middle of the file-
ns1 14400 IN A (Public IP)
ns2 14400 IN A (Public IP)
www 14400 IN A (Public IP)
05. Go to Webserver Settings -> SSL Certificates -> Auto SSL. Install SSL for the Domain.
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MySQL / Mysql Package Exhausted
« on: March 31, 2018, 04:40:58 AM »
Apache: Apache/2.4.29
PHP: 7.2.1
MySQL: 10.1.31-MariaDB
Hello everyone,
From standard user account, i am unable to create any new database/user. it always says this- Mysql Package Exhausted!
PHP: 7.2.1
MySQL: 10.1.31-MariaDB
Hello everyone,
From standard user account, i am unable to create any new database/user. it always says this- Mysql Package Exhausted!
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