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malioxha
after installation of jailshell mod_ruid2 & php- suhosin in CentOS 7 i can't open /panel anymore or /username or /~username - Removed - my mod_userdir - Removed - Php configure - Removed - how to fix this :/ please ?!

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  • Infopro
    Nothing in those images of any value and so were removed.
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  • malioxha
    Nothing in those images of any value and so were removed.

    Okay. and i'm sorry for wrong category. any suggestion how to fix this problem ?!
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  • Infopro
    after installation of jailshell mod_ruid2 & php- suhosin in CentOS 7

    How did you install, exactly? Assuming Easy Apache, but worth asking.
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  • malioxha
    How did you install, exactly? Assuming Easy Apache, but worth asking.

    i have follow those steps - Removed - and now in Configure PHP and suEXEC Apache suEXEC > is ON Apache Ruid2 > is ON JailShell In Tweak Settings Is ON.
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  • Infopro
    i have follow those steps

    Please attach any needed images to your posts. Nothing special in those images, they show you followed the instructions posted here: Apache Module: ModRuid2 - EasyApache - cPanel Documentation On that page of Documentation for this it states: EasyApache will not build the options that are in the following table if you select the Mod Ruid2 option in EasyApache:
    mod_userdir is listed there. I found this Feature Request you might like to vote for: Enable mod_userdir when using mod_ruid2
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  • malioxha
    you can close this post i find it, panel is cpanel.mysite.com
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  • malioxha
    and one simple question how to protect /etc/passwd and /etc/named.conf from hackers :/ ?
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  • Infopro
    A good strong root password. You might also find this post helpful: [Tutorial] Interested in increasing the security of your server? Read this. (sshd hardening)
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  • malioxha
    A good strong root password. You might also find this post helpful: [Tutorial] Interested in increasing the security of your server? Read this. (sshd hardening)

    Dear sir :) I'm not interested How to Protect My Root Login. Because i have set up security for root is needed a private key to login as root. So if you are a really support for this, can you suggest me a tutorial how to protect my server files like /etc/passwd /etc/named.conf, i have try to chmod those but if i chmod i will get some errors, as like, i can't open file manager on my web browser . so if you are a sales support. forgive me for these questions.
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  • Infopro
    Please feel free to start a new thread with your new question.
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