Debian 8.6
PHP FCGID
IMSCP 1.3.8
Currently we have many attacks on wordpress installations ...
so I would like to disable php exec for the wp-upload folder and joomla images folder.
does it work w/ apache 2.4 in this way?
Debian 8.6
PHP FCGID
IMSCP 1.3.8
Currently we have many attacks on wordpress installations ...
so I would like to disable php exec for the wp-upload folder and joomla images folder.
does it work w/ apache 2.4 in this way?
Happy New Year!
Debian 8.6
PHP FCGID
IMSCP 1.3.8
If I want to add some extra disable_function entries (apache only), is it enough to place these into the global php.ini?
/etc/php5/cgi and fpm
Regards
what a day, incredible ...
all done!
thanks Nuxwin
Today my jacket was stolen incl a USB stick w/ the server passwords ...
I have already changed all the other passwords, I do not want to damage anything here w/ mysql root pw changing
so it's really urgent
Thank you for a quick response
it seems that I had imported many zombie entrys with my older ispcp databse migration ...
many diskquota and mail_quota records where not equivalent or not valid and I this could be the reason for the strange calculation results.
I have fixed ALL my records and now it works properly
Now, I've got it!
I wanted to set diskquota and mail_quota equivalent,
my mistake, I have not exactly looked after ...
I thought it was in the mail_user table but your query was very helpful!
I have also repaired some other faulty stuff
IMSCP: 1.3.8
Debian 8.6
PHP FCGID
Postfix / Courier
It seems there is a miscalculation in email quota ...
more precisely in "Edit mail account" function
New Test Account: 2000 MB
Disk Usage: 0.00% [0.00 B of 1.95 GiB]
Email quota 500.00 MiB / 1.95 GiB
add a new email account shows: (not added just display the quota)
Quota in MiB (Max: 1500.00 MiB)
and Edit mail account shows:
Quota in MiB (Max: 1750.00 MiB)
### edit ###
another example w/ a real mail account and used space:
Disk Usage: 46.70% [934.01 MiB of 1.95 GiB]
Email Quota 1.95 GiB / 1.95 GiB
Email: Usage: 407.56 MiB
this user have 4 email acc.
119.15 MiB / 250.00 MiB of 1.95 GiB
7.23 MiB / 250.00 MiB of 1.95 GiB
12.00 kiB / 150.00 MiB of 1.95 GiB
279.55 MiB / 350.00 MiB of 1.95 GiB
edit the mail account w/ 279.55 MiB shows:
Quota in MB (Max: 350.00 MiB)
Regards
OK, but I guess the value of domain_disk_limit needs converted first to KB because it's set in MB ... right?