Nate Reist
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Is there any where to review the actual content of this error on the server? 403 can be a lot of different errors with s3 [2020-03-25 07:54:09 -0700] warn [cpbackup_transporter] Upload attempt fai...
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I've moved this into an S3 compatible backup destination configuration ( Spaces on Digital Ocean ) and the speed issue persists, so it would seem it is not an issue with S3 specifically. It just ca...
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Can you think of any reason two separate servers would be having the same issue transferring to S3? This just started and I am at a loss as to what could be causing that. The process is running I ...
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It seems to be just slow like up to a few hours to upload a few hundred mb gzip. Below is an excerpt from the log, the last one never completed ( I killed the process and cleared out the backups we...
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I would do a yum remove clamd as you really shouldn't have both the OS clamd AND the cpanel clamd installed at the same time. Worked like a charm. Not sure how/why the OS version got installed, but...
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I would do a yum remove clamd as you really shouldn't have both the OS clamd AND the cpanel clamd installed at the same time. I'll give that a shot, and let you know how it goes, thanks!
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This is more of a linux question I think than a cPanel. You could use Find all files ending in ".py" inside of the current directory ( . ) then have chmod set the permissions to 755. Find will au...
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The second one looks to be doing pretty much the same thing as the first, just excluding requests that start with the directories for SSL verification purposes, assuming %{HTTP_HOST} and www.foo.co...
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@bloatedstoat I just tried. As suspected, it looks like that it doesn't have an SPF record, even though I added one in WHM because I don't control the actual DNS records for that domain. I will hav...
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From the error you provided - it looks to me like you want to set up SPF/DKIM and make sure they're properly configured for the sending mail server. Thanks! I figured it was something along those ...