tBartel03
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tBartel03 commented,
See my thread that I linked earlier, I managed to solve the issue with figuring out which file the server actually honored for setting the PHP session directory preference.
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tBartel03 commented,
I literally just found your thread after
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tBartel03 commented,
I preemptively requested my host update Cent OS 6 to 8, they said they could only do 7...meh, okay whatever. So I'm sitting on Cent OS 7.7 and I've read that you folks changed the PHP sessions fro...
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tBartel03 commented,
Which file? Like I said, it references /root/.my.cnf for the password. When you change through the UI it updates this file, when you change through the MySQL Commandline manually this is not updat...
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tBartel03 commented,
That half answers the question. My real question is if WHM manually overwrites the file effectively "resetting" the password automatically.
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tBartel03 commented,
Basically the header exists and is forced by Apache because of statistics in regards to Nginx. So effectively unless we compile our own copy of Apache the header will continue to be forced by Apache.
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tBartel03 commented,
Thank you Kenneth. Server Tokens does not allow turning off the header which simply returns 'Apache'...I don't want the header at all! I posted a
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tBartel03 created a post,
Create Server Tokens disabled option
Server Tokens is currently set to Product Only (e.g. "Apache") on my server though I want to outright disable that header. It serves no purpose for my clients or I and only serves to let potential ...
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tBartel03 created a post,
Apache httpd.conf include file that the server won't overwrite?
I'd like to add ServerSignature Off to my Apache configuration however this is what is at the bottom of the file: # !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...
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tBartel03 created a post,
WHM overwrites MariaDB root password if set manually?
I recently reset my password for the root user of MariaDB. I later found my password not working and reset...and twice more. I had followed this tutorial and it was working fine. Is WHM resetting t...