Posts by DrCarsonBeckett

Well the log files are clear as hell.^^

Somehow you managed to change the databased from postfix.

Try: /var/www/imscp/engine/setup/imscp-reconfigure -r mta for it.

Maybe that can fix the postfix issues.

To the apache part, same too.

The certificate is missing. Means it got deleted or changed. How did you installed the certificate?

That path name is what bothers me, normally there shouldnt be a certificate. I guess you tried to manually change the files.

You should either use the letsencrypt plugin or check certbot out.

Normally you use the parameter "panel_ssl" for that: "/var/www/imscp/engine/setup/imscp-reconfigure -r panel_ssl".

Seems like you edited the vhost file for that domain or changed something regarding the user/group of that domain.

Btw: that version is outdated and not supported anymore. You should seriously think about an update.

Just check the system log ("/var/logs/") files or the domain logs files (inside the "/var/www/virtual/domain-name/logs" folder).

That seemed like a rather drastical step. The migration and so on would be too much (for me) just to bypass the waiting time for the next release.

Dont get me wrong, I want 7.2 or better 7.3 too, but thats a bit of an overkill.^^

Hahaha. Thought about what he meant, removed a part and then re-added it. Took too long.

Btw, just noticed now that the serve default page is (does) way more than I expected it too be.

So you do mean that every page directs you to the contact of mgross.org?

If yes, was it like this from the very beginning oder did you change something?

Or what did you mean with "they all continue to work on mgross.org"?

Did you check the vhost files and log files?

Edit: Too late.

Ah, thanks. I knew there was another way for it. Thanks.

You can change that in the Admin/User Panel from i-MSCP.

Simply log into the account you want the mails to be changed. Select the mail tab und press the "show default mail addresses" or similar button. That one is located at the bottom from the listed mail addresses.

After you pressed that button (or enabled that function be default), you should see the postmaster/webmaster/abuse/hostmaster address.

In the default settings, the default mail addresses are forwarded to your accounts mail address (the one was used to registere the account in the CP).

Edit: Just noticed you cant change the mail from there, you can just look it up. Anyways, the default addresses are forwarded to the mail which was used the register the account.

I do think its possible to change the mail for one account (besides changing the associated mail for you account). But that would require running a script or a sql command (not sure about it).

Sorry.

The IP ID got doesnt matter during the installation, at least not in that way.

If the installation malfunctions at that point, then you should check your IP settings/interfaces.

Plus, did you read the errata file before you tried to update?

And what was written in the log files during that time?

I hat 0 issues with updating from that version (except that I was on stretch not on jessie).

BigBen

Du verstehst da was falsch, also was Nuxwin dir sagen sollte.

Der DDoS-Schutz wird entweder von deinem Server-Hoster bereit gestellt oder optional von einem anderen Dienstleister.

Also einfach mal das Support Team von deinem Hoster anfragen, ob die einen DDoS-Schutz anbieten.

Wenn du den Server selbst hostest, musst du dich an deinen Internetanbieter wenden oder einen Dienstleister beauftragen, dies für dich zu übernehmen.

Was sagt den die I-MSCP Server Statikstik (im Webpanel unter Statistik einsehbar)?

Wenn du die einfachste Lösung für das Problem mit dem Server haben willst, es ist ein Script zu schreiben was über cron automatisch ausgeführt wird (frei konfigurierbar).

Dort könntest du Nuxwin sein Vorschlag reinpacken und es von cron halt ausführen lassen.

Das löst aber nur das "Speicher"-Problem, nicht warum es dazu kommt.

Schon mal die log Dateien nachgeguckt?