Posts by itscz.org

I migrated my installation from Jessie (8.1) to Stretch (9.4; another machine), and everything seems to work fine, except for one thing:

When i try to create a self-signed certificate for a subdomain, it is rejected with an error and i receive an error mail:

The mentioned folder has the same permission as on the old machine.

Any advice to address this problem?

Just updated to the latest i-MSCP and the pool file vanished. So that is not yet the best solution

Wow thank you very much, it works this way.

However i modified it a bit because "phptmp" does not exist there per default, so i created a "htdocs, phptmp" subdirectory structure there and i also edited the 00_ServerDefaultPage_ssl.conf

Here is my result: https://itscz.org/ (accept the self-signed here)

But i am wondering if this is update safe?

Quote from Nuxwin

You use the ServerDefaultPage plugin

Yes

Hi,

this is not a bug but a question and hopefully anyone can help me.
I developed a more user-friendly default page in php with some stat display and redirection (eg. for ssl-accessing non-ssl-enabled pages => plain http) and failed with enabling php for this page.

If a add the following directives in the site config the page is loading endless:

If i point to a real domain socket i receive "File not found" which seems legit to me due to filesystem permissions but i won't go ahead with misusing real domain user environments here.
Anyone has an idea how to properly enable php for the default page?

Thanks,
Chris

Yeah, i know. I just compared fcgi with fpm mode

I almost had the same issue these days with user cron jobs i wanted to be executed with a specific pool config. In ispCP i loaded the related ini file, but in the fpm environment it seems to be impossible

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We will never enable PHP log by default. On production server where there is several hosted PHP applications, enabling PHP logs slow down the server.

I didn't want it on as default too, but it would be nice to enable it per domain/site or whatever is my pool config. The little gain of speed will not help me in supporting customers to find bugs or misconfigurations

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The customer's home directory (what you calll root folder) is protected by default (using immutable bit) to prevent the customer to deleted default folders.

Thank, i'll deal with it. Placing in htdocs is not a good idea, best would be "logs" as the name says but it's blocked, but i'll find a place...

Quote from Nuxwin

You're wrong. Default mail accounts for domain and domain alias are created using the same function. If there is difference on your installation this is probably due to domain alias which were created before the new implementation.

It is brand new machine with 1.3.7, nothing imported.

I also use a non-standard port, but it is below 1024 and other securities like fail2ban, keyonly, nonroot applied as well