I am configuring a bind reverse DNS zone to use the $GENERATE statement. This works well. But If I add a single IP record after or before the $GENERATE statement I get 2 PTR records for that IP (which is expected I guess).
Does anyone know if it's possible to report only 1 PTR record for a single IP (host) record?
There is a user on my server that uploaded a php.ini file to their home directory, that disabled the "disable_functions" in the server php.ini. Is it possible to stop people from doing this?
this is simple steps to Prevents users from overriding system php.ini in suPHP mode .... in CPanel servers
first : you must make sure that suphp is installed as default handler than just edit your httpd.conf file or php.conf file ( will be better to use php.conf )
When deploying new server/servergroup/cluster to your IT infrastructure, deployment (simplified) consist of following steps:
OS installation: to do it over network, boot server must be configured for this new server/servergroup/cluster,
configuration/package management: configuration server has to be aware of the newcomer(s),
monitoring and alerting: monitoring software must be reconfigured,
performance metrics: a tool for collecting data must be reconfigured.
There are many excellent software solutions for those particular jobs, say configuration management (Puppet, Chef, cfengine, bcfg2), monitoring hosts and services (Nagios, Zabbix, OpenNMS, Zenoss, etc) and performance metrics (Ganglia, etc). But each of these tools has to be configured independently or at least configuration has to be generated. What tools do you use to achieve this?
For example, when you have to deploy a new server, how do you create configs for, let's say, PXE boot server, Puppet, Nagios and Ganglia, at once?
After successfully installing postfix+dovecot on Debian, I've run into a problem using Thunderbird email client on my home pc to receive email. I get: "Security Error: Domain Name Mismatch"
How, then, do to I generate a certificate for mail.mydomain.com?
Before installing postfix+dovecot, I created an MX record for mail.mydomain.com, and an A record for mail.mydomain.com. Should I have also added mail.mydomain.com to /etc/hosts?
When setting up Thunderbird, I told it my Pop Server was mail.mydomain.com. When I attempted to Get Mail, then I got "Security Error: Domain Name Mismatch".
One of my servers stop generating server logs, ftp logs etc all of a sudden since yesterday. It is a windows IIS 6 server, anyone have any idea on how to repair?
How to be able to fix my problem that is related to the https using apache2 (enabling https in apache2) at opensuse:
By the way, my opensuse version is:
openSUSE 12.1 (x86_64) VERSION = 12.1 CODENAME = Asparagus
1) At the /etc/apache2/vhosts.d/vhost-ssl.conf, and if I do not have a name (as the server will be accessed using its IP address), can I place in the ServerName 192.168.0.5? Do I have to place it 192.168.0.5:443 or it is enough to be 192.168.0.5?
2) Is there a relation between the SSLCipherSuite values and the used method to generate the certificate?
3) I am afraid from the way that I am using to generate the certificate and the ssl module that is coming with apache2 at my machine which has opensuse. How can I select the right way?
Actually I used following commands to generate the .crt, .key and the .csr:
4) Do I have to configure the virualhost? Do I have to create files under the directory /etc/apache2/vhosts.d? Because I will have one application to be browsed .. nothing more.
Is there any command to generate it? The httpd.include is there but httpd.conf is not picking it up. Suppose there is a "middle" man to connect the vhosts httpd.include and httpd.conf
On Plesk 11.5.30 I have just patched with SSLfix.sh. [URL] ......
When I run an ssl check I get - Certificate name mismatch
I am also getting the following message
Unable to generate the web server configuration file on the host because of the following errors: Template_Exception: apache2: Syntax error on line 211 of /etc/apache2/apache2.conf: Syntax error on line 73 of /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/ssl.conf: </IfModule>SSLHonorCipherOrder without matching <IfModule>SSLHonorCipherOrder section
I recently received this messsage from in my mailbox "Unable to generate the web server configuration file on the host <nsxxxxxxx.ovh.net>" which is coming now every hour for 4 days now.
I first tried to regenerate an apache conf file with the magic on my Centos 6:
Here are my settings in the /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini file:
display_errors = On display_startup_errors = Off log_errors = On log_errors_max_len = 1024 ignore_repeated_errors = Off ignore_repeated_source = Off report_memleaks = On error_log = /var/log/php5/error.log
However unfortunately I never see any error log being generated in the /var/log/php5/error.log file?
Also with my shared hosting site one thing which I noticed was, due to some configurations set by them, the error.log used to generate in the folder where the error occured. This is a cool thing which they used to do, but I just dont understand how did they do that.
i work in a new ISP company, and ive been assigned to the DNS server, and before this i have never even heard of BIND, but now im in need of learning it ....and im only fairly familiar to Linux..so here are me questions:
1. where can i find a beginners guide to DNS and BIND?
2. what distribution is best suited for the server?
3. are there any default templates for the BIND config files that one could start with and modify?
4. how many files are there? i mean every time a read a bit about BIND pops up a new file name.. so how many files are enough?
5. would any1 care to help me out step by step throught my ordeal?
6. are there any training courses that i could take? are there any onlline ones? or videos that i could grab off the net?
7. how many times does a swallow have to flap its wings to maintain airspeed velocity in order to carry a coconut?