I am trying to add new programs to the CHROOTED environment via this post: URL....I downloaded the following file URL...., but it has errors. After adding execute permissions, the linux file will not run (errors posted below). I believe there is invalid formatting in the document. I have tried to correct it myself by removing unnecessary characters, but I am unable to get it working.update the file or attach a new copy to this message?
: command not found line 1: : command not found line 3: ): No such file or directorywarning: setlocale: LC_ALL: cannot change locale (POSIX ): No such file or directorywarning: setlocale: LC_ALL: cannot change locale (POSIX : command not found line 6: ./chroot_update.sh: line 14: syntax error near unexpected token `elif' '/chroot_update.sh: line 14: `elif [ -f /etc/debian_version ]; then
Since the migration from Plesk 11.5 to Plesk 12.0 the "chrooted" SFTP accounts do not work anymore. Along with the Plesk migration we have changed the operating system too. We've migrated from CentOS 6 (x86_64) to CentOS 7 (x86_64).
When trying to connect using SFTP on the command line I get the following error message: debug1: Exit status 127...When using an SFTP client such as WinSCP I get logged out immediately without any message.
The OpenSSH configuration is saying: <...> Subsystem sftp /usr/libexec/openssh/sftp-server <...>
The mentioned binary from above does exist: ls -l /usr/libexec/openssh/sftp-server -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 83984 2015-05-12 21:41:56 /usr/libexec/openssh/sftp-server
I have attached the debug output of the SFTP command (plesk_sftp_issue.txt).When I change the option "Access to the server over SSH" to "/bin/bash" the SFTP access works again. But when "chrooted" it stops working.
In plesk9 my customers had the option to send daily usage reports by e-mail. Only certain clients like this option. Using plesk11 I cannot find this option if I log in as a client. Has this feature been removed? And if so, can the administrator enable this option only for 1 or 2 clients?
I am getting the "Function not implemented" error from /var/log/plesk/panel.log I have tried reading this article but it seems to only apply to Ubuntu and I am running CentOS 6 x64
But i see in the mail logs that from address is being overwritten using the default user for the domain. Is there anyway to configure plesk or postfix to respect those headers?
I trying to setup php5.4 on a Plesk 11.0.9 server using this guide:
[URL]
It works without problems but I can't get it to work on a subdomain.
As far as I know, the only difference should be the path in the vhost.conf. I changed that to match the path to the subdomain, restarted apache but it still won't start php5.4
I'm experiencing some issue with the php function mail(). No mails can get out and no errors from php. Is there any menu where we can parameter this php function ? Do I need to check up some services ?
Outgoing mail control functions properly for domains, but it does not count or limit subdomains.
For example, if you have a subdomain like: sub.domain.tld
And an email account on that subdomain, like: info@sub.domain.tld
Then outgoing mail limits are not applied to that subscription/domain/mail account. You are able to send more emails than the limit.
Also, if you go to: -> Tools and Settings -> Outgoing mail control
And try to see statistics for that subscription/domain/mail account, it shows that there are not sent emails, even if you have sent emails. Of course I checked it many hours after sending, or even the next days.
I have some problem with my parse_url after last update of Plesk Panel.I ran the test script on my server and on my local computer, and received the following result: Local computer:
HTML: Array ( [host] => product_features.clear_list?redirect_url=http [path] => //www.siteExample.com ) As you can see, the structure of the output data is not identical as it should be.
I have just upgraded linux VPS running ubuntu 10. I installed all of the latest plesk updates first and then went through the upgrade. There were no pre-upgrade warnings and message at the end said it was successful but i'm now getting the following error instead of the login page:
i have a high end linux server, low load. i'm looking for ideas as to how i can get a windows 2003 machine hosted up onto it (i have a license already) on one of the machine's dedicated IPs, and set it up to host ASP based websites with MS access (have the license already too). Any tutorials or suggestions how this can be set up?
I am developing a php web application using Apache on CentOS6. I have set a custom environment variable in CentOS on command line by using: export test_var=3
Can anyone tell me in order to use the crypt function (amd md5sum) in a c++ program (g++ on CentOS assuming the cryptography libary is installed) what do I have to
The migration tool allows only migration from other Parallels environments. What is the best way to migrate from an IIS environment. I'm assuming the API can be used to simply create webspace subscriptions and set the resource limits, right?
On one of my servers, i created a chrooted shell environment in order to give out shell accounts, however i am wondering which linux commands i need in order for users to compile,install and run software like "eggdrop". I already added the most basic stuff, like "make, gcc, cc" but that does not seem to be enough. When i execute "./configure", it ends up in an endless loop which can only be ended by a root account.
I have a chrooted ftp user that I use on my server. I would like to run a cron job using this user that backs up my mySQL databases. When I execute the job, it complains about date and mysqldump not existing. I was able to fix the date problem simply by copying it from the actual /bin to the chrooted /bin. However, I can't simply copy mysqldump because it depends on several libraries. Anybody know how I can give this chrooted user access to commands that aren't in his chroot?
I just ran a simple yum update php on the server, because I need to be running 5.2 instead of 5.1.6
The update went smoothly, so I restarted httpd, and all hell broke loose. Apache can't start because of a whole lot of missing modules. So I commented out every single LoadModule line to see if that would get it to start, and it started complaining about the configuration file of some other software being incorrect (because that configuration file pointed to some module that no longer exists)
At one point I was able to get apache to start, I believe by copying my old configuration file to httpd.conf and then commenting out some lines that it was complaining about. Apache started, but no pages were loading.
So right now, basically, I've got no web service running at all on the server. I really didn't expect all of these problems for a simple PHP update, but obviously I was mistaken.
Is it worth trying to fix this myself (intermediate linux user here) or would it just be easier to hire someone to come in and do it for me?
I initially wanted to set up a VPS because I want to build a web application. The first phase is to set up a development environment, testing environment and production server. For the development environment, I want to set up an SVN server for my code (one reason why I chose a vps instead of a shared server) as well as a bug tracking system. Each environment would be under subdomains, except the production server (development.domain.com, trac.domain.com, testing.domain.com).
My question is what is the best way to utilize my VPS for this type of environment? Should I create a client for each environment? Stick everything under my admin account? I'm sure this is a simple question, but I just want to make my system as organized as possible.
At the minimum, could someone point me in the direction of any resources?
