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11.44 is REALLY old. The logs are not giving you any real indication as to the cause of the failure. However, I see you say you are on Centos 6.6 which might mean yum is not working. I would fir...
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No indication what firewall it is? In shell you can run iptables --list --numeric |grep DROP And that should give you a list of blocked ips regardless of which control software is running.
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In plugins, go to ConfigServer Firewall, and click the button for Firewall Deny IPs
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Based on what you've given us, it sounds like your server's IP is blacklisted. You may want to check it here: Email Blacklist Check - See if your server is blacklisted You may have a compromised...
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I never use mailscanner, so I can't really comment for sure, but is that port open in your firewall for outbound connections? It may be checking some list, blocklist, abuse list, etc, I really don...
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The process you have included appears to be mailscanner which by itself is fine and worth of an exception I your csf ignore file. That doesn't necessarily mean that you were not hacked though, but...
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If you don't have cagefs enabled then that would not be interfering. It's more likely in this case that mongo is in a path that the user does not have in their default path. Make sure the users ...
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Since you are running CloudLinux does that mean you have also enabled cagefs? I'm not sure what all would be involved but you can either take this user out of cagefs or you can add the mongo comma...
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Your webmail rules would not apply to the email before they are forwarded. You should make sure spamassassin is on, and in the exim configuration, in the last section under spamassassin settings, ...
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The cpanel backup is a .tar.gz file right? If you decompress I am guessing you'll see a .create file and a .SQL file. What I would do is create the database you want this restored to and then us...