Posts by theemstra

Not with i-MSCP, these is completely seperated.
The CP uses nginx, your website (when configured in the CP) uses Apache.

The easiest way is to add that domain to i-MSCP, but I understand you do not want that (why not??)

You could manually add a DNS zone, add a manual site to apache (copy another domain from /etc/apache2/sites-available and then use a2ensite.
If you want to use PHP-fpm, set up a PHP-FPM pool too.

Hi,

Do you mean when a website is pointing with a DNS A record to your IP, but no domain is added to i-MSCP?
Use the plugin Default Domain Page for that

Those stats, is that during the crash? The resource loads seem fine to me.
When the server is crashing, that is the moment those thats could point out a problem

If you want to get rid of the mail messages in syslog (but still want them in mail.log), check these WIKI's out:
http://wiki2.dovecot.org/Logging
Serverfault: http://serverfault.com/questio…og-info-going-into-syslog

I would look at the resources of your system, maybe they're clogged.

Check out the free and cached memory with free -m
Then check the active processes: htop (if you do not have htop installed, try top)

In htop, check what the average system load is.
How many (virtual) cores does your machine have?
Any process using 100% or the CPU's, or maybe, is there some software swapping?

Also check /var/log/syslog, /var/log/messages

My German is not very good, but I'll try to answer you, if you can, please post your question in English too

That field shows the maximum of MB's that can be used by this user.
You may put it at the max number, but note that you can not create any more user accounts if there's no MB's left.

You can not create an account without a quota

When you have enabled the plugin, the default config will be used, no need to change it for your use.
Nothing has to be manually restarted, as that will be done by installing the plugin.

You should be able to use the panel and all it's directories/symlinks (webmail etc) now via domain.com/webmail (80/http or 443/https)

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This method doesn't clean up any unwanted/hacked files

I use Kaspersky on my workstation, when I download files to my workstation I usually get a notification that Kaspersky has found a suspicious file, maybe that helps too.
It can find a log of algorithms, decode/encode base64 (which is used a lot to disguise fopen, curl, exec etc).

A full re-install would be recommended, but could be a load of work.

Anyhow: @ssibal good luck

Very true, but neither does your method.
Often malware files, PHPFilemanagers and such will be placed in theme folders, also the files folder is often used for this.

@kess
Even easier is to

1. Back-up your files and databases (check if you have any hacked core files/themes that you need to save)
2. Install Drush ( apt-get install drush / pear channel-discover pear.drush.org - pear remote-list -c drush - pear install drush/drush )
3. Go to your root directory (where your main index.php is)
4. Type drush up
5. Read carefully what updates are available