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CentOS 7 Problems / Re: 502 Bad Gateway
« on: December 24, 2017, 01:06:47 AM »
tray to use your ip address to access exmp 123,123,123,123:2030
rebuild your virtual hosts
rebuild your virtual hosts
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Addons / Re: Installation Node.js and integration
« on: June 02, 2017, 09:42:05 PM »
I have not been active for some time, of course, I'll be back in the saddle.
Tomorrow I will try to solve the problem.
However, for now the fastest sites are in NODE JS, and you must tray GHOST
for bloging
Tomorrow I will try to solve the problem.
However, for now the fastest sites are in NODE JS, and you must tray GHOST
for bloging 33
Varnish / Error 503 VARNISH Service Unavailable Service
« on: May 15, 2017, 08:03:19 PM »
OK, so must open new topic!
Error 503 Service Unavailable Service
Unavailable Guru
Meditation:
XID: 8230
So, it is an error when you update WordPress plug-ins. And it's always an error when you want more than one plug-ins to update.
I changed the server and installed a new CVP for Centos 7. and im using stable 1,5 up tu 1,9 memory.
runing 4 websites all in WordPress and always the same error on all installations!
Process list are runing
Apache Webserver
Varnish Cache Server
FTP Server
MySQL Database Server
BIND DNS Server
SSH Server
Crontab
Mail Server Services
Postfix Mail Server
Dovecot IMAP/POP3 Server
ClamAV
AMaViS (A Mail Virus Scanner)
SpamAssassin
php configuration
and varnish configuration.(i know i dont using PRO but i will.)
Server is active and stable with no errors, but that one small varnish mistake ..
I tried to setup upload_max_filesize on 64MB and Post max file size to 32MB, however, the same error is repeated.
Any sugestions?
Error 503 Service Unavailable Service
Unavailable Guru
Meditation:
XID: 8230
So, it is an error when you update WordPress plug-ins. And it's always an error when you want more than one plug-ins to update.
I changed the server and installed a new CVP for Centos 7. and im using stable 1,5 up tu 1,9 memory.
runing 4 websites all in WordPress and always the same error on all installations!
Process list are runing
Apache Webserver
Varnish Cache Server
FTP Server
MySQL Database Server
BIND DNS Server
SSH Server
Crontab
Mail Server Services
Postfix Mail Server
Dovecot IMAP/POP3 Server
ClamAV
AMaViS (A Mail Virus Scanner)
SpamAssassin
php configuration
and varnish configuration.(i know i dont using PRO but i will.)
Server is active and stable with no errors, but that one small varnish mistake ..
I tried to setup upload_max_filesize on 64MB and Post max file size to 32MB, however, the same error is repeated.
Any sugestions?
34
Apache / Vhost and Changing public_html to public
« on: September 12, 2016, 11:49:25 AM »
Hi, I recently change in Vhost configuration for one domain. Adn the problem is there is lots of script outside (and should be remain that way), i setup subdomain for that folder (public) and worked, tested... etc works fine. Now is a problem, script is build for working directory public not public_html.
In /usr/local/apache/conf.d/vhosts.conf folder structure for DocumentRoot, from "/home/user/public_html" to "/home/user/public".
Now domain don't open new public directory instead open old.
How to solve the problem???
In /usr/local/apache/conf.d/vhosts.conf folder structure for DocumentRoot, from "/home/user/public_html" to "/home/user/public".
Now domain don't open new public directory instead open old.
How to solve the problem???
35
CentOS 6 Problems / Re: Every time I add site, HTTPD goes down and won't restart
« on: September 10, 2016, 01:14:37 PM »
some good wizards are probably involved in solving your problem 
36
Addons / Re: Installation Node.js and integration
« on: September 08, 2016, 09:13:05 AM »
Ok,
So i Found cgi-nodejs and i quote installation process,
Introduction JavaScript (Node.js) is becoming one of the most popular languages. For some reason today we are still using different languages to develop server side logic than client/browser logic. For example PHP on the server side and JavaScript on the browser. Why not use a single language!!!! You can share code and libraries between client and server. JavaScript is an extremely powerful language but can be tricky to use. With proper commenting and documentation the lack of structure in JavaScript can be remedied.
This tutorial will show you how to install Node.js on one of the most populate Hosting Sites, GoDaddy.com under cPanel. This tutorial should work under any web hosting provider as long as they support custom CGI (Common Gateway Interface).
Let's get started.
Download Required FilesDownload Node.jsDownload the latest Node.js 64-bit Linux Binaries (.tar.gz) from http://nodejs.org/download/. For this beginner tutorial we will only need /bin/node file inside the downloaded tar file.
Download CGI-Node.jsDownload the latest CGI-Node.js from http://www.cgi-node.org/downloads. You can download the optimized version or the development version. Either will work but the optimized version will give you extra milliseconds on load time.
Rename the the downloaded file to cgi-node.js , open it and replace the first line <accountname> with your GoDaddy account name.Configure GoDaddyAccess cPanel and File ManagerLog into your GoDaddy account and launch the cPanel found under WEB HOSTING.
NOTE: This has only been tested with GoDaddy cPanel hosting and not the legacy hosting which they are trying to phase out.
Select "File Manager" to open the "Web Root (public_html/www)". make sure "Show Hidden Files (dotfiles)" is selected as well and hit "Go".
This part is very IMPORTANT: make sure the file Permissions is 755 (provide Execute permissions to User, Group, and World) before uploading the file.
IMPORTANT NOTE: You will get an Apache error if the file permissions is not 755.
If you forget to change the permissions then you upload the file you can change them later but it is not covered under this tutorial.Upload Node.jsNow let's upload the downloaded "node" file that we extracted from "node-v0.xx.xx-linux-x64.tar". As of version v0.10.32, the file was around 11MB in size.
Navigate to "/home/<accountname>/bin" folder. Where <accountname> refers to your GoDaddy root home folder.
Add the following lines within the file.
Action cgi-node /cgi-bin/cgi-node.js AddHandler cgi-node .jscript
NOTE: your script extensions do not have to be ".jscript" they can be whatever you want them to be as long as your server side executable scripts have the same extensions.
NOTE: only the entry HTTP request files must have this extension. You can include .js or .jscript files within your code.
We are done, let's test out the script.Test CGI-NodeCreate a new file within the public_html folder called cgiNodeInfo.jscript and add the following code within it. cigNodeInfo() function is does exactly what phpInfo() does, it outputs all the server, environment and request information to the output stream.
<? cgiNodeInfo() ?>
Save the file and navigate to it within your browser and you should see the following:
If you get an error or have any comments let me know. (Comment below)
CGI-Node is still in development and we'd appreciate any feedback or comments to make this module better.For issue tracking and reporting go to the following link: https://github.com/UeiRicho/cgi-node/issues
I know, this is for Cpanel, its not for CWP. But developer width right skill can make it happen.
i tray and create some directories and put files by instruction, and it work, i got a 500 internal server.... and does not work at all. so CAN somebody to tray??? Maybe its error when uploading files as root not like a user
So i Found cgi-nodejs and i quote installation process,
Introduction JavaScript (Node.js) is becoming one of the most popular languages. For some reason today we are still using different languages to develop server side logic than client/browser logic. For example PHP on the server side and JavaScript on the browser. Why not use a single language!!!! You can share code and libraries between client and server. JavaScript is an extremely powerful language but can be tricky to use. With proper commenting and documentation the lack of structure in JavaScript can be remedied.
This tutorial will show you how to install Node.js on one of the most populate Hosting Sites, GoDaddy.com under cPanel. This tutorial should work under any web hosting provider as long as they support custom CGI (Common Gateway Interface).
Let's get started.
Download Required FilesDownload Node.jsDownload the latest Node.js 64-bit Linux Binaries (.tar.gz) from http://nodejs.org/download/. For this beginner tutorial we will only need /bin/node file inside the downloaded tar file.
NOTE: This has only been tested with GoDaddy cPanel hosting and not the legacy hosting which they are trying to phase out.
Select "File Manager" to open the "Web Root (public_html/www)". make sure "Show Hidden Files (dotfiles)" is selected as well and hit "Go".
Upload cgi-node.jsSelect the "cgi-bin" folder under the "public_html" then click on "Upload"
This part is very IMPORTANT: make sure the file Permissions is 755 (provide Execute permissions to User, Group, and World) before uploading the file.
IMPORTANT NOTE: You will get an Apache error if the file permissions is not 755.
If you forget to change the permissions then you upload the file you can change them later but it is not covered under this tutorial.Upload Node.jsNow let's upload the downloaded "node" file that we extracted from "node-v0.xx.xx-linux-x64.tar". As of version v0.10.32, the file was around 11MB in size.
Navigate to "/home/<accountname>/bin" folder. Where <accountname> refers to your GoDaddy root home folder.
Ensure that the permissions is set to 755 like before and upload the "node" executable to the bin folder.
IMPORTANT NOTE: the path to this file must match the first line path in cgi-node.js otherwise you'll get an Apache error.
Adding .htaccessIf you don't already have a ".htaccess" file within public_html then create one. Open ".htaccess" file for editing.
IMPORTANT NOTE: the path to this file must match the first line path in cgi-node.js otherwise you'll get an Apache error.
Adding .htaccessIf you don't already have a ".htaccess" file within public_html then create one. Open ".htaccess" file for editing.
Add the following lines within the file.
Action cgi-node /cgi-bin/cgi-node.js AddHandler cgi-node .jscript
NOTE: your script extensions do not have to be ".jscript" they can be whatever you want them to be as long as your server side executable scripts have the same extensions.
NOTE: only the entry HTTP request files must have this extension. You can include .js or .jscript files within your code.
We are done, let's test out the script.Test CGI-NodeCreate a new file within the public_html folder called cgiNodeInfo.jscript and add the following code within it. cigNodeInfo() function is does exactly what phpInfo() does, it outputs all the server, environment and request information to the output stream.
<? cgiNodeInfo() ?>
Save the file and navigate to it within your browser and you should see the following:
CGI-Node is still in development and we'd appreciate any feedback or comments to make this module better.For issue tracking and reporting go to the following link: https://github.com/UeiRicho/cgi-node/issues
I know, this is for Cpanel, its not for CWP. But developer width right skill can make it happen.
i tray and create some directories and put files by instruction, and it work, i got a 500 internal server.... and does not work at all. so CAN somebody to tray??? Maybe its error when uploading files as root not like a user
37
Addons / Re: Installation Node.js and integration
« on: August 14, 2016, 08:57:58 PM »
I hope that more people will be involved.
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New Modules / Re: [module] Clear memory ram
« on: June 22, 2016, 07:56:20 PM »
Off corse, just create a 3rdparty.php and paste the code. 
With the latest version this centos web panel /usr/local/cwpsrv/htdocs/resources/admin/include/3rdparty.php the file does not exist
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Addons / Installation Node.js and integration
« on: June 22, 2016, 11:57:39 AM »
Here's one you might already considered questions, I search the forum, and I have not been able to find.
After almost 2 months of use Centos Web Panel, frankly I am satisfied with how it works, except that some things still do not work properly. Well, it is not an issue now.
On my vps, I have 8 gb ram, 2 core etc .. I run on php 5.6...
I installed node.js and it works well, at least as far as the console and reports that scripts are running. However, when I try to set up a specific port on the server through the firewall, I'ts just blocked. and does not allow me to open the example.example.com:8686/ node.js script.
The question is, if someone can help me to solve the problem?
A second question, Will it in future versions be somehow integrated node.js and settings for node.js such as modules for example teamspeek3 or torrent seedbox
After almost 2 months of use Centos Web Panel, frankly I am satisfied with how it works, except that some things still do not work properly. Well, it is not an issue now.
On my vps, I have 8 gb ram, 2 core etc .. I run on php 5.6...
I installed node.js and it works well, at least as far as the console and reports that scripts are running. However, when I try to set up a specific port on the server through the firewall, I'ts just blocked. and does not allow me to open the example.example.com:8686/ node.js script.
The question is, if someone can help me to solve the problem?
A second question, Will it in future versions be somehow integrated node.js and settings for node.js such as modules for example teamspeek3 or torrent seedbox
