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So I installed virtual min to my Ubuntu Server and this error came up after finishing the post install guide and trying to set up a virtual server can't seem to find a fix anywhere.
Any suggetions
Cheers in advance.
I have installed a fresh virtualmin virtual server on an ec2. I have adjusted the ionos DNS A records to point to ec2 IP. When I request a certificate from lets encrypt (or using certbot in cli) I get
Type: unauthorized
Detail: Invalid response from
http://${DOMAIN}.well-known/acme-challenge/Mv0tCvDDT73eYW83mgsmA6FtpIH13wq6cVp_WGeZ6xk
[2607:f1c0:100f:f000::28c]: 204
When I test in browser, the URL does indeed return a 204 but I would expect nginx to serve up a page with much more information. What am I doing wrong?
Hello!
I didn't ask myself the question before, and I don't want to be too self-confident, making perhaps erroneous assumptions. May I humbly ask for a confirmation/clarification, please, if someone may tell me?
I'm wondering, is there a possibility the virtualmin virtual servers backup feature may leave temporary files behind? Or is there a virtualmin routine that regularly wipes those remnants in all cases?
I have two servers: server1 and server2
Both have: Virtualmin...Administrative Options...Edit Owner Limits...Server Owner Limits
Allowed login type: Email, Ftp, SSH
Chroot jail domain Unix user: yes
When I "su server1" I get a bash prompt
When I "su server2" I get and error message and different prompt.
[root@host ~]# su server1
bash-4.2$
[root@host ~]# su server2
bash: /usr/bin/id: No such file or directory
I read somewhere that MySQL 8 wasn't supported due to password problems but it seems that now it is supported?
Or is it not supported?
I appreciate any help, thanks!
Good Evening,
i have a problem with my Postfix mail server on the Virtualmin server. I've been trying for a long time to figure out why I can't send via SSL.
Initial situation:
Webmin 1.932 Virtualmin 6.08 Centos 7 Server example.com
I deleted a server: example.com. Some days later I had a reason to reboot the server. After the reboot Dovecot failed to start.
/etc/dovecot/dovecot.conf was looking for the ssl cert and key for the deleted server (example.com) and couldn't find it.
I edited dovecot.conf to manually remove the deleted server's entry, below, restarted dovecot and things were fine.
local_name example.com { ssl_cert = </home/example/ssl.cert ssl_key = </home/example/ssl.key }
Hey, when I try to start ProFTPD in webmin it displays the following message:
Job for proftpd.service failed because the control process exited with error code. See "systemctl status proftpd.service" and "journalctl -xe" for details..
When i enter systemctl status proftpd.service i get the following:
