Howto Convert Ini_set Function In Code To Php.ini Setting
Jul 6, 2008
I have a website that was running fine for a month or two until my host recently changed some settings on the server, and now it shows a bunch of errors. I contacted the host and they said >
"To avoid the errors, please do not use disabled function. If you need such functionality, you can have your own php.ini on your root http folder containing only necessary option"
Since I'm not a programer, I have no idea what they're talking about. So, I asked them how to do that, they're reply of course was>
"Please consult with the script writer on how to convert ini_set function in your code to php.ini seting. As the script is not encrypted, you can do it with commenting all ini_set calls and write a substitute on php.ini (Create php.ini file in webroot folder)."
I tried to contact the developer, but it appears he has gone MIA! So, now I am left with no clue how to fix the website, so I turn to you guys!
The website is [url]. You can see the errors in the header, but I'll post them here as well>>
"Warning: ini_set() has been disabled for security reasons in /home/buymydom/public_html/includes/global.php on line 3
Warning: session_start() [function.session-start]: Cannot send session cookie - headers already sent by (output started at /home/buymydom/public_html/includes/global.php:3) in /home/buymydom/public_html/includes/global.php on line 32
Warning: session_start() [function.session-start]: Cannot send session cache limiter - headers already sent (output started at /home/buymydom/public_html/includes/global.php:3) in /home/buymydom/public_html/includes/global.php on line 32"
My question is, How do I convert ini_set function in my code to php.ini?
There was an error sending your message: Failed to add recipient: xxxxx@hotmail.com [SMTP: Invalid response code received from server (code: 451, response: Temporary local problem - please try later)]
I mostly work with cPanel/WHM but, I have to work with Plesk for just one client of mine. He's on Plesk becoz I came to know Plesk worked better on 256MB VPS than cPanel in the early days. Hence, on my recommendation, he is on Plesk on a 512 MB Memory VPS till now for all these years.
I wonder how tedious it might be to convert from Plesk to cPanel? The client basically uses Joomala + vBulletin and runs forums as of now.
Also, which CP will perform better on 512 MB VPS - Plesk or cPanel.
I am currently using phpdotnuke for a site, and have a forum linked to it supplied by activemodules.com. I would like to move to a non-cms site and something like vbulletin, so want to convert the forum db from MSSQL to MySQL - and hopefully keep all the posts and login data!
As a complete novice to that process, is there any pointers out there in terms of reading material, non-command line software etc I can use? Has anyone done this conversion, and what are the dangers?
I am wondering if there is an easy way to convert apache to nginx on my Plesk 12 server. Ideally, I would like to save all my hosts without having to re set them all up. I have been searching online, but haven't found a simple way to do so.
I've been attempting to develope a server running apache 2+, php 5, and I was running into issues installing php as cgi.... All my scripts require The shebang: #!/usr/bin/php at the top to execute properly. Anyone know a good site/how to that explains how to do this?
has anyone else here run suexec with apache? If so, could you tell me what you compiled it with? Just curious, as I think i'm doing everything right, yet I still fail
I have server that has a SINGLE customer on it - this is not economical to run under PPA - how do I remove it from the PPA management and not disrupt the current site/email on it?
The plan is to run it on webmin - there is no way it can justify PPA for 1 site.
I'm facing problem with latest Apache 2.4.9. Previously we used Apache 2.4.7 ​version which supports DER SSL certificates. But Latest Apache(2.4.9) is not working with DER SSL certificates. I have to convert DER certificate to PEM format to start the Apache server. Am i missing anything ? Is DER certificate not supported in Apache 2.4.9 ?
I've got a customer that has a website at hisdomain.com . He created a subdomain called dev.hisdomain.com for the new version of his website. Now he wants to take it live. Had he created dev.hisdomain.com as a subscription instead of a subdomain, it would have been easy to "rename" the old site to old.hisdomain.com and then rename the new site to the current name.
Am I going to have to move all the files around at the command line or is there an easier way to switch around the sites? The server in use is CentOS 6.6
FFMPEG INSTALLATION FROM SOURCE FFMPEG INSTALLATION FROM SOURCE installed by: Robertas Dereskevicius Edited by Jon Nikolakakis OS/ Fedora Core 5
Summary download and install: libffac libffad2 xvid libogg,libvorbis mp3lame ffmpeg
Setting Up Install Folder, Logging and download Packages 1)Log into ssh 2) cd /usr/src && mkdir install && cd install 3) Download faad2 and faac from http://faac.sourceforge.net/oldsite/download.php get Faad2 and faac (new versions)
4) Verify that you have these components are installed rpm -qa automake rpm -qa autoconf rpm -qa libtool rpm -qa m4 rpm -qa gcc-c++
If any are missing than simply yum install (packagename), if you dont have a package manager than get one, it will save you alot of time and headaches.
Installing Faac 5)tar -zxvf faac-1.24.tar.gz && cd faac 6) sh bootstrap 7) ./configure 8) make 9) make install 10) cd ..
Installing Faad2 11) tar -zxvf faad2-2.0.tar.gz 12) cd faad2 && less README.linux 13) There is 2 bugs with this package, so need to manually edit these files 14) nano Makefile.am Edit the file to look like this SUBDIRS = libfaad common frontend plugins EXTRA_DIST = faad2.spec
15) cd common/mp4ff && nano mp4ffint.h 16) Comment out this line //void mp4ff_track_add(mp4ff_t *f);
17)Save file and cd ../.. 18)autoreconf -vif 19) ./configure 20) make 21) make install
Installing Libogg and Libvorbis 22)cd .. and then Check to see if libogg and libvorbs rpm -qa libogg-devel rpm -qa libvorbis-devel rpm -qa libncurses-devel
If not installed then simply Package Install (replace yum and install settings with your package manager) yum install libogg-devel yum install libvorbis-devel yum install libncurses-devel
i have 1 dedicated server, and 1 shared hosting the domain.com is hosted in dedicated server i want the subdomain sub.domain.com in other host
i have try this but not working :
I. the dedicated server have whm and cpanel
in whm i go to DNS Functions --> Edit DNS Zone --> i add sub name , choose A, and enter other ip host
II. the shared hosting only have cpanel
i go to cpanel --> addons domain --> add my domain.com then go to cpanel again --> Subdomains --> i add sub from domain.com
with above step i just got this when accessing the url http://sub.domain.com :
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Great Success ! Apache is working on your cPanel® and WHM™ Server If you can see this page, then the people who manage this server have installed cPanel and WebHost Manager (WHM) which use the Apache Web server software and the Apache Interface to OpenSSL (mod_ssl) successfully. They now have to add content to this directory and replace this placeholder page, or else point the server at their real content.
Anyone have any info on how to do this? It appears my hosts don't know how to do it..
"You have the tun module which can be loaded via a modprobe but the dev entries would appear to be needed to be made. Of course, you could do this if you know how or wait while I research it. We know tun/tap works on openvz but you're the first request we've had on Xen."
I'm on CentOS 4.4, webmin, LAMP, OpenSSH and ProFTPD server.
But what I'm wondering is how to look at my off network backup space.
I can only access my backup space through the DC network/my own server. So I need some kind of way to bounce a GUI ftp connection off the server - which would allow me to look at the files...
I know I can use rsync for backing up and restoring. But the way I understand rsync I need to know exactly what I am to move, as it operates on an exact command.
"You have the tun module which can be loaded via a modprobe but the dev entries would appear to be needed to be made. Of course, you could do this if you know how or wait while I research it. We know tun/tap works on openvz but you're the first request we've had on Xen."
What is ASSP? ASSP is an Anti-Spam SMTP Proxy . The homepage can be found here. ASSP is a lightweight daemon that can filter mail based on various things such as SPF, RBLs, Bayesian word lists, as well as blocking email addresses from getting mail, or having mail filtered.
This tutorial will walk you through getting the admin interface for CPanel setup for ASSP. Currently, a paid user interface can be obtained here (note that I am in no way affiliated with, nor have I tried to use this UI, I am just offering the link to those that might find it useful)
Firstly, the setup: You will need to activate Cpanel PRO (pro.cpanel.net/activate) for your server in order for this to fully work. This activation is currently free. Simply go to the previous mentioned URL and enter your IP address if you have not done so already. Once you have activated CPanel PRO, go into whm->addon modules and check clamav connector, then click on "save". This will install clamav for you to use Once you have done THIS, go to whm->service manager and UNcheck spamd (it is no longer necessary with ASSP), and again click on save/submit. Note that this IS optional, however the purpose of ASSP is to defeat spam before it GETS to SpamAssassin. Once you have done THAT, go into whm -> tweak settings and uncheck SpamAssassin and BoxTrapper mail.
Secondly, the requirements: ASSP needs certain perl modules established To install these, simply login (as root) to your server, and type the following
Code: /scripts/perlinstaller --force Compress::Zlib /scripts/perlinstaller --force Email::Valid /scripts/perlinstaller --force File::ReadBackwards /scripts/perlinstaller --force File::Scan::ClamAV /scripts/perlinstaller --force Mail::SPF::Query /scripts/realperlinstaller --force Mail::SRS /scripts/realperlinstaller --force Tie::RDBM /scripts/realperlinstaller Sys::Syslog /scripts/perlinstaller --force Net::LDAP /scripts/perlinstaller --force Time::HiRes /scripts/perlinstaller --force Tie::DBI Note that the --force is optional, however it will make sure you've got it installed. Do these one at a time as some of these have configurable options to them. One more perl module is needed. Since the later versions of Net::DNS are known to cause issues with RBLs, SPFs and the like, it is advised to use 0.57 . This can be obtained by doing the following:
Code: mkdir /usr/local/assp cd /usr/local/assp mkdir /usr/local/assp/tmp cd /usr/local/assp/tmp wget [url] tar xzf Net-DNS-0.57.tar.gz cd Net-DNS-0.57 perl Makefile.PL make make test make install Do NOT remove the /usr/local/assp/tmp directory as when you update cpanel, it will try to auto update Net::DNS again, so you will want this intact.
Now, let's get with the program here and install ASSP:
Code: cd /usr/local/assp wget [url] unzip -d /usr/local/assp /usr/local/assp/ASSP_1.2.6-Install.zip mv --target-directory=/usr/local/assp /usr/local/assp/ASSP/* mv --target-directory=/usr/local/assp /usr/local/assp/ASSP/.DS_Store rm -rf /usr/local/assp/__MACOSX rm -rf /usr/local/assp/ASSP rm -f ASSP_1.2.6-Install.zip rm -f Win32-quickstart-guide.txt;rm -f freshclam.bat cd /usr/local/assp mkdir pb cd pb touch denysmtp.txt touch exportedextreme.txt touch pbdb.black.db touch pbdb.rbl.db touch pbdb.white.db cd /usr/local/assp mkdir /usr/local/assp/notspam mkdir /usr/local/assp/spam mkdir /usr/local/assp/errors mkdir /usr/local/assp/errors/notspam cd /usr/local/assp wget [url] chmod 755 start wget [url] chmod 755 stop cd /etc/rc.d/init.d wget [url] chmod 755 assp The core of ASSP is now installed. However, the development versions have updated functions to use for users. Of course, this is completely optional, but is recommended completely. This can be done by the following in SSH
Code: cd /usr/local/assp/ mv assp.pl assp.pl_old mv spamdb spamdb.old mv rebuildspamdb.pl rebuildspamdb.pl.old mv repair.pl repair.pl.old mkdir Data mkdir Data/Lists wget [url] wget [url] 000F4555.2/rebuildspamdb.pl wget [url] wget [url] mv assp.css images wget [url] cd Data/Lists wget [url] chmod u+x /usr/local/assp/*.pl Now, let's get it up and running, and configure it, shall we?
Code: cd /usr/local/assp /etc/init.d/assp start You'll see ASSP sending out some messages and then doing nothing. This is ok, and it's the expected response. Now, we need to edit some stuff. Hit ctrl-c (cancel) to shut down ASSP once it's stopped, you'll see the following file in the assp directory - assp.cfg . Edit that with whatever you want for an editor, something like:
Code: nano assp.cfg You want to change a few options immediately just to get it working Look for the lines that are something like:
Code: runAsGroup:= runAsUser:= and change them to be:
Code: runAsGroup:=root runAsUser:=root Then look for the line that is
Code: AsADaemon:= and change it to
Code: AsADaemon:=1 Now, let's change the password just so that we're secure: look for the line that is
Code: webAdminPassword:=nospam4me and change that to
Code: webAdminPassword:=insertrandompasswordhere Now, let's tell ASSP to setup and accept mail for our domains. Look for the line something like
Code: localDomains:= and change that to be
Code: localDomains:=file:/etc/localdomains Almost there, just a couple more changes needed. Look for the line that is something like
Code: smtpDestination:=127.0.0.1:225 and change that to be
Code: smtpDestination:=127.0.0.1:125 (or another port instead of 125, just REMEMBER the port!) and one more change change the line that looks like
Code: listenPort:=125 to
Code: listenPort:=25 Now save and exit the file. If you're using nano/pico, that would be ctrl-x , just make SURE to save the file before you exit! Now, let's get ASSP fired up again
Code: /etc/init.d/assp start let's make sure you have assp starting on system boot:
Code: chkconfig --add assp Let's add a crontab to make sure that ASSP rebuilds the bayesian spam list
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crontab -e
Code: 10 4 * * * cd /usr/local/assp;/usr/local/assp/rebuildspamdb.pl Occasionally, what I've seen is ASSP will get "hung" on certain things and just kill itself. This fix will work for this, and make sure your ASSP installation is running smoothly
Open up another file on the server, my example will be /bin/asspcheck. In this file, add the following contents
Code: chmod u+x /bin/asspcheck Now, make sure it's called every 60 seconds. Add this to your root crontab
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crontab -e
Code: * * * * * /bin/asspcheck Now, let's go BACK into WHM and setup the variables needed to get exim to use ASSP In exim configuration editor, click on "advanced editor" Clear out EVERYTHING from all of the existing boxes. Keeping these with data can cause ASSP to not function as it should When you've done that, add the following to the top box:
Code: # assp local_interfaces = 127.0.0.1.125 If you changed this variable to something else
Code: smtpDestination:=127.0.0.1:125 put in the other port, NOT 125, so it would look like 127.0.0.1.whateverporthere
Click on Save Exim will restart and you now have a working installation of assp
Now, let's go to it and work with it a bit, shall we? go to [url], enter the user admin and the password you changed nospam4me to. This will get you logged in and you can tweak the settings as you feel necessary.
ASSP is a great and powerful proxy for any mail server, which blocks using RBLS, whitelists, etc. It is advisable to setup the email interface and let your customers know of this so that you can get them to help you in reporting and addressing spam.
Parts of this howto were taken from this page, however much of that data has been found to be outdated as far as downloads from CVS and the like go, and I've added quite a bit of useful information into it as well.
Go through the ASSP configuration VERY carefully, and ONLY change what you're sure of.
Start with the RBLs, increase the list to 5 and max hits to 2 as suggested.
If you notice problems with this or know how it might be better, hey, feel free to post in here and I'll keep it as updated as possible :)
I found a handful of howto's for dspam, but none of them catered for exim with virtual users. After hunting around, I eventually have it working on a cPanel server, with user authentication for mail users.
My setup: dspam version 3.6.8, using mysql driver. exim version 4. mysql 4.1 CentOS (2.6.9-023stab033.9-enterprise) cPanel / WHM - latest RELEASE version.
Download the source, configure and compile:
Code: # cd /usr/local/src # wget http://dspam.nuclearelephant.com/sou...m-3.6.8.tar.gz # tar -zxf dspam-3.6.8.tar.gz # cd dspam-3.6.8 Configure, replacing user/groups with your web-server user (web / apache / nobody), and use your mysql-include / library paths (will need mysql-devel on rh based systems).
Code: # ./configure --prefix=/opt/dspam-3.6.8 --with-local-delivery-agent=/usr/sbin/exim --with-storage-driver=mysql_drv --with-userdir=/var/spool/mail/dspam --with-userdir-owner=nobody --with-userdir-group=nobody --with-dspam-mode=none --with-dspam-owner=nobody --with-dspam-group=nobody --enable-whitelist --enable-spam-delivery --enable-alternative-bayesian --disable-dependency-tracking --enable-virtual-users --with-mysql-includes=/usr/include/mysql --with-mysql-libraries=/usr/lib/mysql/ --with-dspam-home=/opt/dspam-3.6.8/var/dspam # make && make install Set up mysql
Code: # mysqladmin -p create dspamdb # mysql -p >grant all privileges on dspamdb.* to dspamuser@localhost identified by dspampass; >flush privileges; >exit; Create tables:
Code: mysql -p dspamdb < /usr/local/src/dspam-3.6.8/src/tools.mysql_drv/mysql_objects_speed.sql mysql -p dspamdb < /usr/local/src/dspam-3.6.8/src/tools.mysql_drv/virtual_users.sql Link dspam in opt for easy versioning:
Code: ln -s dspam-3.6.8 /opt/dspam Copy the web interface files to a web directory:
This next step is required for pop3 authentication. Install perl module Apache::AuthPOP3 - which does apache pop3 authorisation:
Code: perl -MCPAN -e shell install Apache::AuthPOP3 Next, apache will need mod_perl installed - WHM -> Apache Update will allow you to enable the perl module (I am running it alongside php with no issues).
Then in /usr/local/apache/conf/httpd.conf:
Code: ScriptAlias /dspam/ /opt/dspam/cgi-bin/ Alias /dspam_files/ /opt/dspam/htdocs/ <Directory /opt/dspam/cgi-bin> Options None AllowOverride AuthConfig Order allow,deny Allow from all </Directory> Create .htaccess in /opt/dspam/cgi-bin as follows:
Code: AuthName "Dspam" AuthType Basic PerlAuthenHandler Apache::AuthPOP3 PerlSetVar MailHost localhost Require valid-user #PerlSetVar UserMap pop3user1=>realname1,pop3user2=>realname2 #Require user pop3user1 pop3user2 pop3user3 pop3user4 there are 2 commented parameters you can set when using POP3 auth - sure its pretty self-explanatory.
Set up admin user (the admin_user must be able to authenticate as a pop user):
Code: #echo "admin_user" >> /opt/dspam/cgi-bin/admins Create a queuesize script for web user - so dspam can determine how many messages in the queue.
Code: $CONFIG{'MAIL_QUEUE'} = "/usr/local/bin/eximqsize"; $CONFIG{'WEB_ROOT'} = "/dspam_files"; $CONFIG{'LOCAL_DOMAIN'} = "FQDN"; #your servers fully qualified domain name - e.g. host.yourdomain.com Next, set the default preferences for the system (you need /opt/dspam/bin in your path if you copy and paste this...):
Code: dspam_admin ch pref default trainingMode TEFT dspam_admin ch pref default spamAction quarantine dspam_admin ch pref default spamSubject "[SPAM]" dspam_admin ch pref default enableWhitelist on dspam_admin ch pref default showFactors off Permissions: I would suggest reading the README over dspam to get a full understanding of the permissions required for running of dspam. My permissions were:
Trust: root Trust: mail Trust: nobody / httpd #choose 1 - what ever your webserver runs as - `ps axu | grep httpd` to find out
#Use the same details as you did for the "grant all privileges on...." statement in mysql. MySQLServer /var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock MySQLPort MySQLUser dspamuser MySQLPass dspampass MySQLDb dspamdb MySQLCompress true
MySQLVirtualTable dspam_virtual_uids MySQLVirtualUIDField uid MySQLVirtualUsernameField username Almost there.... Confirm that mysql is configure to listen on a socket in /etc/my.cnf (or whereever your config file is):
Code: # cat /etc/my.cnf [mysqld] datadir=/var/lib/mysql socket=/var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock Now the final step - exim configuration. This is the part that took the longest, hopefully it works for you. Just as I read in the howto's I used for this, please please please dont just copy and paste - you stand a good chance of breaking your mail server if you make changes without understanding. Be warned.
My config file is /etc/exim.conf. This should be edited using the WHM -> Exim Configuration Editor -> Advanced.
Code: #Routers - Add these in the box before virtual_user delivery / user delivery router). dspam_router: no_verify #uncomment the next line to disable dspam for virtual users. # check_local_user condition = "${if and { {!def:h_X-Spam-Flag:} {!def:h_X-FILTER-DSPAM:} {!eq {$sender_address_domain}{$domain}} {!eq {$received_protocol}{local}} {!eq {$received_protocol}{spam-scanned}} } }" headers_add = "X-FILTER-DSPAM: by $primary_hostname on $tod_full" driver = accept transport = dspam_spamcheck
## The next 2 routers allow you to forward spam / non-spam to dspam for training (e.g. spam-yourmail@yourdomain.net). # spam-username dspam_addspam_router: driver = accept local_part_prefix = spam- transport = dspam_addspam
##Transports - can be added anywhere: #this adds the spam-scanned protocol header, so when it is passed back to exim after being processed by dspam, it doesnt get stuck in a loop. dspam_spamcheck: driver = pipe command = "/usr/sbin/exim -oMr spam-scanned -bS" transport_filter = "/opt/dspam/bin/dspam --stdout --deliver=innocent,spam --user $local_part@$domain" use_bsmtp = true home_directory = "/tmp" current_directory = "/tmp" user = nobody group = mail log_output = true return_fail_output = true return_path_add = false message_prefix = message_suffix =
If you have set up authentication correctly as well, then you should be able to open [url] and log in - if you add your login details to the "admins" file, you can configure defaults, etc. It also allows ALL users (with 1 user being an email account) to log in, using www.yourclientsdomain.com/dspam/dspam.cgi
This will not work with suexec enabled!! This is because dspam needs specific permissions, and it is expecting user nobody to access it. If suexec is enabled, you will need to use the default host, and NOT virtual hosts (and even this may not work - testing still required).
Watch exim_mainlog after this - you should pick up what transports and routers are being used.
Dspam can really hammer a system - mysql, cpu and memory usage will go up a bit, especially on busy production servers. Monitor your servers performance.
Other settings: add /opt/dspam/man to MANPATH in /etc/man.config or move dspam man directory to an existing man directory.
[ADDED] This dspam.cgi hack will do a lookup in the cpanel config file to find the domain for any username without a domain, and append it on match (or leave just the username part if nothing is found). This requires unsecuring your system a bit - your http user will need to be able to read /etc/trueuserdomains (either chmod 644 or chown nobody):
Code: #add this just after $CURRENT_USER is set. if ($CURRENT_USER !~ /@.+./) { open(TUD, "</etc/trueuserdomains"); while(<TUD>) { my ($domain, $user) = split(/:/,$_); chomp($user); $user =~ s/^s*//g; if ($user eq $CURRENT_USER) { $CURRENT_USER = $CURRENT_USER . "@$domain"; } } close(TUD); }
That should do it
dspam will allow all messages through by default, and will require some training. With this config, users can train using email commands - all they need to do is forward any spam that hits their mailbox to spam-emailaddress@domain.com (their own email address with spam- prepended). Unfortunately this does not allow handling of false positives if you are using a "quarantine" policy instead of subject. the web interface comes in handy for this.
I am busy testing a combination of dspam with assp, which seems to be working well - I especially like the greylisting feature of assp and ProtectionBox... Will add to this howto when testing is finish.
I've seen a lot of requests for a simple howto dealing with bandwidth limiting/"capping" on Linux. I put together a howto yesterday on this which I hope you'll find useful.
Ifve recently optimized the scripts used for bandwidth management in one of our UK facilities and I thought Ifd post a quick howto on it.
The full script can be found directly here: http://www.adamsinfo.com/bandwith-li...oute2/#more-15
My setup here is a live feed entering eth0 on this linux router and leaving eth1 into a switch connected to a collection of other servers. This is set up as an unrestricted public router, routing between a /30 on eth0 and a /24 on eth1. Note: We canft in any way restrict the amount of traffic that eth0 receives from the outside, so instead we restrict how fast eth0 sends data out, the same applies the other way round. So, if we want to limit the amount of data that the local servers can send, we shape the routerfs external interface (eth0). If we want to limit the amount of data that the local servers can receive, we shape the routerfs internal interface (eth1)
With Debian Etch on 2.6.x, run: apt-get install tc iproute2 bc
Then script as follows: # Set some variables #!/bin/bash EXT_IFACE=heth0 INT_IFACE=heth1 TC=htch UNITS=hkbith LINE=h10000 #maximum ext link speed LIMIT=h5000 #maximum that wefll allow
# Set some variables for individual gclassesh that wefll use to shape internal upload speed, i.e. shaping eth0 CLS1_RATE=h200 # High Priority traffic class has 200kbit CLS2_RATE=h300 # Medium Priority class has 300kbit CLS3_RATE=h4500 # Bulk class has 4500kbit # (Wefll set which ones can borrow from which later)
# Set some variables for individual gclassesh that wefll use to shape internal download speed, i.e. shaping eth1 INT_CLS1_RATE=h1000 #Priority INT_CLS2_RATE=h4000 #Bulk
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I have tried not to get bogged down with too many irrelevant details here and would be happy to answer any questions or take any corrections. Itfs pretty simple and it works well. Install bmon and you can confirm this yourself. The purpose of this is that I can take a 10mbit connection and limit the traffic to 5mbit ensuring that I donft break the 95th percentile that I want to maintain at the datacenter. I can increase and decrease this at any time as traffic requires or permits respectively.
We are planing to implement a spam appliance like the mailfoundry for our 60 cpanel servers.
What is the best and easiest way to replace the standard cpanel mx entry in the dns zonefiles with our two new MX entries?
Additionaly we need to enable the option "Always accept mail locally even if the primary mx does not point to this server." for all the dnszonefiles where we use the new MX entries.
The problem is, that some customers are using already own mx entries, therefore we can not change all of them, but only the entries which point to the cpanel server.
Does someone have a script for this, or how would you change this?
Here is the procedure to upload websites and their subwebs (subsites) with FP 2002/2003 Upload the website with FTP Install FP extensions Wait for the DNS to pullulate Open your remote website with FP Convert folders to subwebs as needed Upload (again) all your website files with FP An error message will appear: "cannot find a web server at <domain name> on port 80 ...." select <OK> Wait for FP to stop and a message "status unknown" will appear start uploading again A message asking something about replacing remote files will appear. Select <YES> Repeat the process for each subweb (it might take a while) At the end, you will find a status message: "Successful upload", or similar That was all
It works for some hosts with cPanel but I cannot be sure if it works for all
Some just require oppening the remote site with FP and convert the requiered folders to subwebs as neeeded.
