I have a client who uses formmail on our dedicated server(another 140 clients also share this PLESK/LINUX server). While the formmail script has not been hacked, some schmuk spends the time to fill it out with spam 5-6 times a day and sends them to the client.
I verified the emails go only to the site owner and nobody else.
QUESTION: Is there a way to exclude the entire world and only allow visitors from the metro Chicago area? This would need to be done via .htaccess and not IPTABLES, as the other sites on the server draw world wide traffic.
I'm scratching my head on this, but if possible it would exclude our schmuk friend while allowing the local traffic this client draws from.
I am receving calls from some countries or areas when they say they can not access my site ( site can not be found)
I called my provider and they say every thing is alright from their site and from my side too but some areas in other countries like right now I received a call from canada they can not access my site my provider wants me to send Tracert
I can ask my friends to send that but not every user why this happanes and what tools are available to check and see if my site is alright from all areas or counties?
Any Dedicatednow.com customers here? Where do you pay your bills?
I got an invoice but there are about 3 different areas for logging in it seems and I can only log into one of them. But that area does not have an invoice...
Here are the 3 different possible areas.
[url] [url] [url]
Which the heck is the correct area for all your billing, so I can contact them for my login? I have been paying last 2-3 months but I cannot remember how on earth I paid. I also don't know how to contact them except their technical support which is support@.
I looked at their initial welcome emails which also don't provide much information, a billing info directs me to the pwebtech website which is just ubersmith - and it looks out of date, I have 2 servers with them but only 1 appear and the latest invoice that was email does not appear nor its server.
My Plesk Panel 11.0.9 Update #26 is running on a dedicated Debian 6.0.6 server and works all fine, but I'm having some issues with the backups. I'm doing backups using the standard build in GUI backup manager. Everything works fine, even the cron job which copies the backup files every night to a second location. The problem I'm having is, that I can't specify folders to exclude from the backup. The reason why I need this is, that I have a 24TB RAID mounted in the /var/www/vhosts/mydomain.com folder and this will be a problem once the RAID is filling up.
On a CentOS5 VPS I have access to "yum update" barely working due to the base mirror "styx.biochem.wfubmc.edu" being tremendously slow.
I'm trying to find out how to disable that mirror possibly via a mirror exclude setting in yum.conf or some other way. I've been searching but I've not found any documentation on this so hopefully somebody out there will know how to make this change.
I would like to have the Backup Manger run a full server backup but exclude one domain that has tons of material which does not need to be backed up as often.
Years ago, Plesk did have the option to choose the domains to backup (Admin login). However, It was a problem at times because I would forget to include new domains.
I do not know of any similar option present now to exclude a domain from the full Scheduled Backup.
I am thinking that I could set up a reseller (myself), put all of the sites I would like to backup more often in that account and run backup from that level.
The Problem with including all of the sites is that the SUPER LARGE site, bogs downs the backup process and I really do not knew it included as often.
I'm trying to build a distributed cluster of virtual hosts spanning the U.S.
My requirements for all of them are: 1. Very well connected - Tier 1 2. Able to run Gentoo Linux 3. OpenVZ/Virtuozzo/UML
I've got the southern half of the country covered. Can anyone refer me to such a provider in the northeast, anywhere above Washington; and another in the north-central cornfield states?
Is there any way to block a particular ISP? Have a visitor that changes IP hourly, but the IP always resolves back to a hostname like dsl.yuns.sksk.uk .
I have CSF installed. Any way to block all visitors from dsl.yuns.sksk.uk?
I'd like to know how I can use DNS to do something like make a CNAME record that points the same address to different addresses based on the port used.
mail.example.org on port 80 points to ghs.google.com mail.example.org on port 995 points to pop.gmail.com mail.example.org on port 587 poitns to smtp.gmail.com
I own a Limited company in the UK and we are looking for a Dedicated server to put our shoutcast services on.
So far I have the following deal:
Quad Core Q6600 (4x 2.4Ghz) 2GB RAM 2x 250GB SATAII HDDs in RAID Full Root Access 5TB Bandwidth per month 100Mbit network port (fully burstable) £99.99 + VAT Free setup 1 Month contract (30 Days Notice for Cancelation)
I am looking for a better deal than this with a reliable and well known supplier. We are a expanding company offering not only shoutcast but web hosting, web design and broadband.
The canditate host needs to be reliable and well known who can support us with no/little fees if we go over our alocated ammount.
If the host lives up to expectations there are future company prospects and business. We are looking for a 1 month contract as we have with long term intentions in mind should all be well with the host.
I have a customer that uses a blackberry and of course, he wants his email to be delivered in the BB, so is there any previous config or a specific port that needs to be opened, or anything else on the server?...please i have no idea about that x_X
i have a WHM/Cpanel on a Centos 5.1 and i work with exim
I'm currently hosted on a friends VPS, and he has been good enough to give me his root access account details so I can mess with things if I need to. Good thing he has, too... Because I'm about to need to really mess with some things.
I've hit a brick wall, however.
The VPS is currently running php 4.3, but the CMS software that I am going to use to run my site requires PHP 5. Now, I don't want to arbitrarily update to php5 across the whole VPS, cause I dont know if thats going to knock out scripts on other vhosts. I read about the "run php5 as cgi" thing, but that doesnt really work for me, as the cms I am using has some quite in-depth url rewriting going on, and I dont want to have to make all of the php files for it end with .php5, in case that screws something up.
So, in my research, I came accross this:
wiki.apache.org/httpd/PHP4AndPHP5
The article on the apache wiki refers to a way of setting up a private server, or a VPS in this case, so that an individual vhost will use php5 as opposed to the default php4. "Great", I think... But then after loggin in to the shell and downloading the php-5.2.5 binary, I realised I dont have the first clue how I can install this, without it conflicting with the current PHP4 install, and so that it pick up on things like mySQL, and all the other libraries (gd, libxslt etc).
So, I guess my question is, does anyone know how I can accomplish this? I'm sorry if this isnt the right forum, I put it in the place that made most sense to me... Any help would be gratefully received, as I'm completely dumbfounded right now!
