Posts by kess

  • Comment mettre à jour le mot de passe de l'utilisateur SQL root?

    Reset your root password with the following:

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    1. cat /etc/mysql/debian.cnf | grep -m 1 password

    it should return something like

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    1. password = XXXYYYZZZ111222333

    then type:

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    1. mysql -u debian-sys-maint -p

    when asked for password type the result obtained above.
    Then in MySQL command type:

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    1. mysql> SET PASSWORD FOR 'root'@'localhost' = PASSWORD('MyNewSuperSecretPassword');
    2. mysql> SET PASSWORD FOR 'root'@'127.0.0.1' = PASSWORD('MyNewSuperSecretPassword');
    3. mysql> FLUSH PRIVILEGES;

    Now you have your new password :-)

  • i-mscp 2nd server as "failover server"

    I know your problem, it's a common one.
    You just should choose a good provider where to place your vServer... You know what people say: You get what you pay for !


    Putting one server in the US and one in EU is not the solution, you'll just encounter problems just because when you need to switch you have to touch DNS records. And you have to pray that every customer has followed your instructions in what to type in registrar's interface...

  • i-mscp 2nd server as "failover server"

    The right approach for doing that would be virtualization, not "brutal" server cloning.
    A VMware virtual server in a HA environment will always be reachable, plus a lot of other things like snapshots and so on...

  • externer Mailserver - Version 1.3.8

    I also had this "problem", but it only occured if 123.123.123.123 was MY IP Address.
    So, external mailserver feature, as the name says, should be an external mailserver and not the same where you configured that feature...


    Please @Nuxwin, correct me if I'm wrong.

  • Office 365 - DKIM

    @Nuxwin
    Thank you for your fast reply, and sorry, I didn't research in youtrack. My bad...


    @texxasrulez
    These servers are not located at home :-) These are virtual servers in a VMware Cloud environment, with granted ressources, granted bandwidth and of course static IP addresses. Backup is done trasparently through snapshots (automagically carried away in another place), my DNS infrastructure is as the rules say it should be. There are a lot of other things you have to own in order to host services... The hardest are related to security, the rest.........

  • Office 365 - DKIM

    Of course yes, but I don't manage DNS resource records on the registrar's interface.
    On that interface I just registered the 2 DNS servers that are going to resolve the records for that domain.