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CentOS Configuration / Re: error trying to add new user

« on: March 24, 2016, 08:33:10 AM »

I have the same problem, however changing the password to alphanumeric does not solve the issue.

The error I get is:

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Warning! Username digo already exists in /etc/passwd!
The thing is I already have a user called digosupe for another project. It seems that you are doing a preg_match on the /etc/passwd and "digosupe" already matches "digo"?

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I can build it / Vhost ssl template

« on: August 25, 2015, 02:52:51 PM »

Im really satified with the use of centos webpanel. But when configuring the ssl certificates a was missing the possibility to configure the vhosts templates for the ssl domains.

Since I am a quite experienced php programmer I was wondering if I could contribute to the project by writing an improvement to ssl_vhost module and apache_vhosts module.

I already tried this by looking in the code, but I found that it was obfusciated. I know CWP is free for now and therefore also expected it to be opensource.

I would really like to contribute, but  therefore I need access to the code.

1 Is there a possibility to give me access to the code via an repository?
2 Is there any possibility that the code will be opensource in the future?

Kind Regards,

Thijs van Winden
Web4exposure

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CentOS 6 Problems / Quota's are not set

« on: August 18, 2015, 04:19:25 PM »

I have a problem with an CentOs webpanel installation on CentOs 6.7. We are using 2 virtual dedicated servers to host multiple sites for our clients. One is configured with a additional storage of 2T formatted in the xfs file system. The other isn't. To prevent our users from using to much diskspace we want to use the quota manager.

Unfortunatly the quota's are never set on both machines. When I try to reset them by resaving my packages I get the following error messages for every user that is in this package

setquota: Only XFS quota format is allowed on XFS filesystem. setquota: Not all specified mountpoints are using quota.

On one server this message makes sense somehow. Because our disk is formatted in XFS. However on the other we don't use an XFS filesystem. I have double checked in the /etc/fstab and it does not say anything about an xfs formatted mount.

For me two question therefore arise.

• How to make the quota manager work on an XFS filesystem? I have found that you can provide a disk format in the setquota function, but I expect that this should be implemented in the setquota tool
  
• How can the other server give an error message about a wrong formatted filesystem
  

I hope somebody can help me with an answer

Kind Regards,

Thijs van Winden