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SSL / Certificate is duplicated on bundle
« on: July 21, 2023, 04:28:26 PM »
I'm having an issue with a client. CWP creates the certificate bundle including the original certificate, along with the root certificates.
This does not cause problem in browser but a more strict certificate validation (for a payment gateway) is not passing. Also, validating in ssllabs also returns the duplication error, on the chain.
A workaround is to remove that duplication, manually. Of course, doing that every 90 days is not ok.
How can I fix this?
This does not cause problem in browser but a more strict certificate validation (for a payment gateway) is not passing. Also, validating in ssllabs also returns the duplication error, on the chain.
A workaround is to remove that duplication, manually. Of course, doing that every 90 days is not ok.
How can I fix this?
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CentOS 7 Problems / Issue with Backups
« on: May 31, 2021, 09:11:07 AM »
I have an issue with backups to a NFS share.
It's hanging on one of the backups for a ton of time.
Then, it changes the share's permissions to 600 so, the next backup will fail...
Also, when that happens, the next backup generates tar.gz files that appear to be the backups but are located in the /usr/local/cwpsrv/htdocs/resources/admin/include folder and are simply huge. The entiry /home folder is now about 20GB and it somehow generates close to 700GB of tar.gz files...
And it's not the dbs.. they are also very small...
Can't really understand all this issues.
And no, the NFS share shouldn't be the issue as it's used for other (cpanel) servers, with no problem.
It's hanging on one of the backups for a ton of time.
Then, it changes the share's permissions to 600 so, the next backup will fail...
Also, when that happens, the next backup generates tar.gz files that appear to be the backups but are located in the /usr/local/cwpsrv/htdocs/resources/admin/include folder and are simply huge. The entiry /home folder is now about 20GB and it somehow generates close to 700GB of tar.gz files...
And it's not the dbs.. they are also very small...
Can't really understand all this issues.
And no, the NFS share shouldn't be the issue as it's used for other (cpanel) servers, with no problem.
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