RobinF28

1. Community
2. Server Management
3. Anyone using "NGINX with Reverse Proxy" feature? What do you think?

Yes, I'm happy to give feedback/input, as suggested. Monday looks good at the moment. FYI: I was pondering on this WHM implementation of NGINX cache, and a comparison with an "Application & Server...

• View comment
• RobinF28
• July 23, 2021 23:17
• 0 votes

1. Community
2. Server Management
3. Anyone using "NGINX with Reverse Proxy" feature? What do you think?

I have just installed it on one of our production servers (VPS) through the SOFTWARE interface and have had two clients note that their WordPress edits/updates were not flushing out to the 'world'!...

• View comment
• RobinF28
• July 22, 2021 22:32
• 0 votes

1. Community
2. Product Extensions
3. Completely Uninstall Wordpress Toolkit including users

I agree with the general sentement above from WHM users, i.e. new features shoudn't add or modify code on users' accounts without the explicit consent & agreement from server owners etc. I too hav...

• View comment
• RobinF28
• January 10, 2021 15:41
• 0 votes

1. Community
2. Email
3. DKIM for 'root' user, to avoid emails going to spam

For the sake of clarity, I should have added/reiterated the step in BOLD below, sorry! Simple, touch /var/cpanel/users/nobody Temporarily add the following entry to /var/cpanel/users/nobody a...

• View comment
• RobinF28
• January 12, 2019 15:05
• 0 votes

1. Community
2. Email
3. DKIM for 'root' user, to avoid emails going to spam

Hi Ribo, The "default._domainkey" is the correct notation for the DKIM TXT record, together with the DATA that is your public key, i.e. v=DKIM1; k=rsa; and p=; You need the FQDN after the def...

• View comment
• RobinF28
• December 24, 2018 23:11
• 0 votes

1. Community
2. Email
3. DKIM for 'root' user, to avoid emails going to spam

OK, you need to create a new record in your Hostname's DNS records. A TXT record with the FQDN [i.e. "srv.xxxxxx.xxx" ("srv" is the first part of my hostname, in my case) - see attached image] ...

• View comment
• RobinF28
• December 24, 2018 12:29
• 0 votes

1. Community
2. Email
3. DKIM for 'root' user, to avoid emails going to spam

Note: (as per Michael)... The DKIM public and private keys are stored in the following directories: /var/cpanel/domain_keys/public/ /var/cpanel/domain_keys/private/

• View comment
• RobinF28
• December 23, 2018 23:50
• 0 votes

1. Community
2. Email
3. DKIM for 'root' user, to avoid emails going to spam

Simple, touch /var/cpanel/users/nobody Then, /usr/local/cpanel/bin/dkim_keys_install nobody as previously advised my Michael. You'll then have to copy the generated public key into your c...

• View comment
• RobinF28
• December 23, 2018 23:45
• 0 votes

1. Community
2. Email
3. DKIM for 'root' user, to avoid emails going to spam

Hi ribo, I do not believe it's the same "user", no. Nobody is a separate "user" to system, and I must admit I had initially attempted to add DKIM records for system, but it caused an error and a ...

• View comment
• RobinF28
• December 23, 2018 21:57
• 0 votes

1. Community
2. Email
3. DKIM for 'root' user, to avoid emails going to spam

Great, thanks Michael. Good news re. v78, it keeps getting better & better... :)

• View comment
• RobinF28
• December 10, 2018 22:29
• 0 votes