I am using Windows 2003 standard edition on my server machine. I used to login into it as an administrator. I have not created any other logins.
Currently I have forgotten the administrator’s password. Is there any way using which I can login into the machine or recover the lost password?
what good support company could provide support also via chat to get issues resolved..
Most are ticket based and chat is for very basic issues..
What we need is get support on board, dialogue between issues to resolve the problem asap instead of waiting for email for a problem that could be resolved in a few minutes.
Any ideas who offers this type of service with well qualified engineers behind the chat team?
A database of open relay email servers, provided until late 2006 as a voluntary service to help email administrators block spam, has suddenly re-activated but is returning every address queried as being on its blacklist.
Administrators of email systems should have stopped querying the database (relays.ordb.org) in December 2006 when it shut down, but some failed to do so. That was no problem until today, queries were simply rejected, but now the address of any email server presented is being returned as an open relay. This results in the querying system rejecting all incoming mails from that server.....
Everyday after Backup Panel (Tasks from Backup Manager), I receive next error:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<execution-result status="error">
<object name="domain.ru" type="domain">
<message severity="error" id="416a91ad-e5e7-480b-b6b4-a60157b8eaae" code="InformationalException">
<description>Could not find password for account id '2648'. Return empty password</description>
</message>
</object>
</execution-result>
Resolve -> only reconfigure domain. How can I automatic fix this problem?
today i changed the password for the admin panel for a customer (username eg. mylogin). 10 minutes later he called me and said that he cannot get into his emailaccount anymore. Checked the password and saw that the emailpassword for his emailaddress (eg. mylogin@mydomain.com) is now the same from the admin panel login. So i changed the emailpassword and checked the admin panel login - it now has the emailpassword. What a mess.. I'm running Plesk Panel 11.5.30 MU47.
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I have debian 3.1 sarge and 2.6.19-grsec kernel.
I have successfully changed a shell user password but I cannot login with it via ssh cos its says wrong pass (with previous password can login) as well as any other users pass says wrong pass after a change.
i want to build my 2nd server later,
i get a problem,
i wonder how can not manage my password,
i can set them all the same? or differnet?
the same: will it too dangerous?
different: it may hard to save the password.
I am transfering my database to a new host and well I need to create the same database (same name and username) along with the same password I used before (because a script im using is connected to it) then import the old .SQL files.
However I dont know how I can find out the current password linked to that database (When you create one it asks you for a password remember?) Anyclue how to find it out? I cant change it I need to know what it is still.
I am using cPANEL
do you set grub passwords?
what problems could i be facing if i skip that, i'd guess one cannot access file system via some grub parameters,
it can only be used to lower performance?
I have the user "tech" added to my system. I want that user (tech) to be able to use sudo, but for only *one* command. ssh. I also want this to utilize the "NOPASSWD" feature.
What's the line I need to add to /etc/sudoers to allow only SSH (and sudo with the no password).
is there any chance to reset WHM password?
i have 2 root user account
1. root (this password same as the WHM password)
2. admin (i know this password)
isthere any chance to change root password with my admin password
My computer's HDD crashed last night and I only have an old backup.
The problem is my new server's root password was stored there and it's 20 digits totally random password.
Is there any way to reset the server password by the dedicated server provider?
I haven't asked my provider yet.
how to change an FTP Password through SSH for a particular account
i.e i got a subdirectoryt and FTP account set up for /forum
but i cant remember what the password was..
but im logged in to root via SSH can anyone tell me how to reset this please?
im using Freebsd
Sometimes when you upload to ftp, the password window keeps appearing.
You type in the correct password, and then it keeps appearing and appearing as you upload files.
Why is that?
Is it my fault or hosting's fault.
What are the good web ftp clients with no time and size limits?(not net2ftp)
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I got so many of this line in my server log.
First of all, where is the server log located anyway? I got this from SIM.
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I am wanting to setup rsync to always login, so I don't want to use keys. Is it possible to put the password in the rsync command leave.
If so how do I do this?
Or do I have to use: --password-file=/path/to/password/file
I have created a password file in /root/passw.txt
then run command
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But it still asks for the password. How can I fix it?
In my linux vps (cpanel based) hackers have hacked the password of the user ( website owner ) and he have uploaded some hack files(PHP) through FTP. Sometimes the hacker uploads perl/CGI scripts and sends spam mails .This happens frequently in server. How the hacker gets the users password? How can i prevent my users and server from this security issue?
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How to change via command line?
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restore a VPS onto a different server due to a hardware failure. The new VPS is up and running and I can apache is displaying the cPanel WHM login panel ok. So I know the VPS is fine.
However, my WHM username/password are no longer working.
What options do I have resetting the password for the WHM? I have full access to the shell of the VPS (root access).
I'm still trying to figure this one out. I got an email last night about 10:30pm that a weird IP had logged with root. I thought it was a guy that helps with tech things but I ran the IP... it came back from Korea and I knew I was in trouble. I immediately logged into WHM and changed the root password then sent the server down for a reboot. He was only in there for about 3 minutes before I nailed him. I've banned the IP from the server and have been watching it for nearly 12 hours now and they haven't came back yet.
Now comes the task of trying to figure out how he got the password. This is mind boggling to me. He knew the password, like someone gave it to him... there were no incorrect guesses or brute force. The password was a series of random letters, both upper and lower case. Is it possible he got it through getting to /etc/passwd via a PHP script? I have open basedir restrictions in place, can they get around that? I noticed at the time he logged in there were several IPs trying to exploit PHP scripts on my server, you know, setting the parameters to txt files but I assumed with shell functions disabled (except exec) and with open basedir this wouldn't be possible. Is there a hole in cpanel / PHP / kernel recently I may have missed?
