Server Version: Apache/2.2.22 (Debian)..I have the above server running on a small computer with no screen. I can view server-status no problem and am starting to understand the info.
What I would like to do is check the progress of a largish video upload, I would like to know perhaps how much has been transferred and maybe some idea of time left.Am I able to do this somehow via apache2 or will I have to reply on commands from the server computer.
I tranferred all my accounts from my old cpanel server to my new one,
Updated the DNS records with my registrar to the new ips, unfortunately e-mail is not working, i used the trouble shooter and seems to trying to relay or something my mail to the old IP.
I keep getting this error when trying to send to an account
IPdoes not like recipient.
Remote host said: [IP DOMAIN] is currently not 550-permitted to relay through this server. Perhaps you have not logged into 550-the pop/imap server in the last 30 minutes or do not have SMTP 550 Authentication turned on in your email client.
I have noticed in a few Windows server tha the server gets hacked and there are tons of files which are mostly DVD rips and games being transferred away which results in huge amount of data transferred and bandwidth consumption increasing to as far as 29 Mbps. On further investigation, I find that all the files get stored in either the Recycler directory or the System Volume Information directories in any of the drives. Now these two directories are protected operating system files. Even if there is a windows firewall installed, there is no difference. I have even noticed that in some servers there is an automatic exception rule added in the windows firewall enabling the torrent client to communicate outside the server. This seems to be a common problem with Windows 2003 server and seems to be some backdoor of Windows allowing hackers to use the server for seeding. Has anybody come across such a problem or know the solution? Kindly help me with this.
I have home a server Apache. I want to put all my party songs in one partition and can listen from anywhere without having to take CDs. I have my site in C:Site and the songs I put it in D:Songs.
In php I see the D:Songs directory, I can read subdirectories, I see the .mp3 and .Wav files, I created the playlist, but the audio player doesn't start.
If I move the songs files in C:Site or C:SiteSongs goes perfectly, I can listen my music, but I do not want to be there. Why I see in D:Songs, but does not want to go? In httpd.conf I have:
DocumentRoot "C:/Site/" <Directory /> Options FollowSymLinks AllowOverride None Order allow,deny Allow from all </Directory>
and
<Directory "C:/Site/"> Options Indexes FollowSymLinks AllowOverride all Order Allow,Deny Allow from all </Directory>
I try to put also:
<Directory "D:/Songs/"> Options Indexes FollowSymLinks AllowOverride all Order Allow,Deny Allow from all </Directory>
I suspect that somebody is trying to do SQL injections on one of my websites. Is the POST information that is send using forms logged anywhere so I can read it in the same way I can read the GET requests in Apache logs?
I am looking at a VPS of one friend, using OpenVZ. It has 256MB RAM, but it always goes down, and the host asks my friend to upgrade to larger RAM. I have read that if UBC setting is too low, the VPS could not use all allocated RAM, not sure if it's correctly or not, but is there anyway to check?
I have it installed on server, but sometimes it's dead, but no warning from system. It will prevent emails working then. So I wonder if there is any way to check clamav? when it's not working, system will release an email to the admin?
I'm on shared hosting (apache) and would like to closer inspect my log files. 2 questions I have at the moment.
1. Where can I typically find my log files for downloading?
2. Is there any good (free) software I can use locally (Windows desktop) that can manage these logs i.e. stats, searches etc? At the moment I mainly want to run a search on the log files.
I am having a peculiar problem, when ever I attempt to access my server globally I get the dreaded 'No Data Received' error.
The machine is running Ubuntu 13.10 and is a dedicated server (I do not have GUI or physical access to the machine). All ports are open, iptables disabled, yet nothing works (running on port 80). I loaded the files onto a different computer at home and it works nicely, but not on the dedicated server.
Also, when the Apache server is off it says it can not connect in my browser, and when the server is on it says 'No Data Received' ...
Is there a way to track outgoing mail that's sent from a Linux server? I'm running on Fedora 8 now, and would like to confirm and check mail that's being sent out by a PHP application.
Which both seem to be for blacklisted email servers. But what about checking if the ip has been blacklisted for other reasons ( business practices, reports of complaint, adult sites, etc)
What is a decent check?
This is for checking on newly assigned dedicated ip's ( or other) before applying them to domains on a new account.
I have installed 3dm for checking 3ware 8086 card status, but when going to [url] it doesnt show anything. It seems cannot connect to 1080 port, even I have turned off the firewall. Have checked in its config file already to make sure the port is 1080
Is there anyone having experience with 3dm software?
I'm thinking to implement a solution for our VOIP system so that automatic calls should be done several times a day and to check that someone is responding or that it's ringing.
We are using AsteriskWin32 for now and for our needs it's working great.
Since OpenVZ offers both base RAM and burstable RAM to VMs, checking how much RAM is still available for assigning to VMs is still done manually by me.
Is there a way to list the total amount of base RAM that has been assigned, and the total amount of burstable RAM that has been assigned, so that you know how many more VMs you can create/host on a server?
