Posts by c0urier

Backdoor found in Piwik analytics software

More info:
http://www.h-online.com/open/n…tware-Update-1757246.html

Updated:
Update (13:40) - The Piwik developers have now published a blog posting about the security incident. They say the code now available on their website is free from the malware. Access to the Piwik server was obtained through a vulnerable WordPress plugin used on the site. The developers also include instructions on how to clean a compromised Piwik installation; essentially by backing up the Piwik configuration file and then deleting the entire Piwik directory and installing a freshly downloaded copy of the software.

Wildcard certificates cover: *.doman.TLD

phpMyAdmin 3.5.3, a bugfix release with minor security fixes (refer to the upcoming PMASA-2012-6 and PMASA-2012-7 for more details).

phpMyAdmin no longer contains the Highcharts library (which caused a licensing problem).

Download link:
http://sourceforge.net/project…n/files/phpMyAdmin/3.5.3/

Please keep it in English in this section.

BeNe I have to admit this is damn awesome. That is a really needed feature since as you mentioned yourself Maia is getting really hard to maintain (I'm still using it).
So this feature would be a real help for all users of this project, and especially their users will appreciate this feature.
So you got my vote and TheCry glad you'll help with the integration, super initiative.

Unfortunately the panel is not completely ready for Multi server setup "yet". It's work in progress - So you'll have to be patient, if that's the feature you're out for.

You just need to make a clean installation of preferable Debian, partitioning if you are not that familiar with Linux, go with everything in one partition.
If you go with dividing up the partitions make sure /var has the most space, since that's where all web/mail/db content/logs are put.

Hi Webguy1,

Thank you for considering our hosting panel.

If you browsed our page a bit http://www.i-mscp.net and wen't to the wiki section you would see that the best supported OS is by far Debian - http://wiki.i-mscp.net/doku.php.
As goes for the installation instructions, again I have to point you towards the wiki, more specific: http://wiki.i-mscp.net/doku.php?id=start:installation

When you've read through those pages, and if you still have questions feel free to get back to us.

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Personally, I enjoy this panel over cPanel. I would choose it as the best if only it had a few more features (some of which I have already highlighted to the devs).
The difference between Iscp, i-MSCP, and Easyscp is in the code.
They are all "forks" from ISPcp, which means that they took the ISPcp code and then changed it to suit their own needs. They all "look" the same because, well, why change the layout when it works so well?
Of the 3 mentioned, I would only trust i-MSCP.
And yes, ISPcp was originally a fork from vhcs, but by the time it was done a LOT of stuff was changed, so it didn't really resemble it much...

1) There is currently support and updates and I am quite sure they will be happening for a while.
2) Somewhere on the site it says something about the panel being free now and always.
3) There is ALREADY online support for noobs. Have you looked around the forums?

For production use with more than a couple users, I would probably recommend the stable release (1.0.3) HOWEVER the 1.1.0-beta2 has quite a bit more features.
eg: using roundcube 8.1 instead of squirelmail (an improvement that is unbelievably large)

The devs can correct me on anything I missed/stated wrongly

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You are correct in everything as far as I've read it.

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debug mode for installing ? explain
yes i did look at the logfiles

errors are to much to write
answer is also very small for me a indication of the support
uninstall info is no where to be found must be better documented
anyway will check back next year
good luck

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I'm sorry but with that poor attitude and explanation of errors, it's really hard to help you.
Firstly, when you said you uninstalled ispCP, did you install i-MSCP on top of that or did you re-install the server completely as described in the documentation for "New Installs". Secondly most of the users here have installed i-MSCP without errors, so saying it's very faulty is just not okay. Show us examples, specific with log files, that do not explain where things went wrong.
I myself are running several i-MSCP installations, one was even a VHCS -> ispCP and now it's a i-MSCP installation.
So please before stating critics without hold, show us where we fail and we will improve it.