While deleting one domain from Plesk it was throwing following error
Sometime whenever a user tries to take backup from Virtuozzo Power Panel or Parallels Power panel it gets failed and action logs shows following Error
“#307 Message processing was terminated because timeout was reached waiting for a response“ Read the rest of this entry »
First of all, Happy New Year to all the reader as This is the Very First Post for this Year.
Enabling IPTables Modules Read the rest of this entry »
If you have installed Linux (CentOS, Fedora etc.) on your System which doesn’t have internet connections in that case it’s very difficult to install packages i.e. everytime you will have to insert OS DVD and need to install packages or even if you copy all the RPMS to local system you will have to face the dependencies problems. To fix this problem, we can create a local reposiorty of the RPMS which we have copied into the Local System. following are the steps to create a local repository
1) Copy all the RPMS from the DVD to a particular folder lets say /root/os/RPMS Read the rest of this entry »
Recently while restarting DNS service on Cpanel VPS it shows following errors:
[root@support ~]# /etc/init.d/named start
Starting named: /usr/sbin/named: error while loading shared libraries: libdns.so.22: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[FAILED] Read the rest of this entry »
Default firewall for Linux i.e. iptables is depends upon many kernel modules without which a server can’t be secured properly. Also the firewall configurations will give many errors while configuring it. So, it is required to have proper kernel modules enabled for a Server.
In case of a VPS, Virtually Hosted server which shared resources and kernel of Host server it’s not possible to compile/enable kernel related modules for a VPS from it. So, to run iptables properly a VPS too have proper kernel modules enabled which can be enabled from the host server. Normally a Virtuozzo OR OpenVZ based kernel only support following iptables modules Read the rest of this entry »