rhenderson
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[quote="theoxgr, post: 1475831">i would like to protect my server and domains too. can you explain what should i do for fresh install? thanks in advance My issue is very specific, for a fresh ins...
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I got messages back from the domain registrar, no help there because they do not host the site. HE.NET won't respond. at least the new modsecurity rule is making their rip off of our site look bad :-)
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Here is the log when I go to the fake site.... - removed - PS That IP is mine Going back further I did spot and IP 69.167.xxx.xxx that traces back to he.net via liquidweb, I am going to firewall ...
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Changing the rule number took care of my error, but unfortunately it is not blocking the site. I tried it with and without the www SecRule SERVER_NAME "domain.com" "deny,log,auditlog,status:500,s...
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[quote="quizknows, post: 1473812">So if I understand this correctly, someone is pointing a domain name you do not own to the A record IP of a domain you do own. If that's the case: Do you have mod...
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[quote="cPanelMichael, post: 1473292">Hello :) That type of issue is best handled by blocking the IP address the connection is coming from, and sending an abuse report to the offending website's p...
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cPRex that is exactly what I was looking for, the instructions worked perfectly, thanks for sharing, it is very much appreciated.
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In doing some reading (I am not used to Nginx) I assume Apache is reporting the connections from the local server to Nginx. If that's the case other than something like netstat -tn 2>/dev/null | g...
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Thanks Andrew, I had deleted and recreate the volume, so the names may have changed Disk /dev/vda: 3481.1 GB, 3481070993408 bytes, 6798966784 sectors Units = sectors of 1 * 512 = 512 bytes Sector ...
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Ok, yes that is correct, thanks, then the /dev/vda1 is what I need to resize, not sure if that is possible, again new to me, I wanted /dev/vda1 to be 3.2 TB to 3.5 TB and it's 1.1TB, I knew I was...