celiac101
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Thank you for the reply, and for testing this out. I am running CentOS v7.9.2009 and cPanel v100.0.10. Here is my output: #/opt/cpanel/ea-php81/root/usr/bin/pecl install redis WARNING: chann...
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The solution is that you need to add a CAA text record to your DNS zone for that domain. The record should look like this, and it allows the SSL issuer to modify your DNS zone: domain1.com. 14...
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I was able to resolve the problem for now by moving to LetsEncrypt as our AutoSSL provider. Instructions: Step 1 : Install Lets Encrypt cpanel plugin Run the following command in ssh : /usr/local/...
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I got this to work from root command line, AFTER I first created the file name: mysqldump -q my_database_name > /backup/ my_file_name.sql
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mysqldump works fine with command line, and when I run it from command I don't need to include a password or user, I simply use this when logged in as root, and it works fine: mysqldump -q my_datab...
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It did not work. I've tried many combinations but I'm unable to do a mysql dump from a cronjob.
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This is good to know, thank you. I was not able to get NGINX running as fast as my current PHP-FPM configuration, is that possible, or normal? The biggest issue I had was a 1-2 second server delay...
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I think I got it running, but I have a couple more, probably dumb questions: 1) When I formerly installed the Engintron NGINX plugin, the directions included installing lines in my hosts.allow fil...
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So I'm still hoping for one last reassurance before I try this, as I have a busy Web site, and I'd like to avoid any disruptions (like I had when I tried out Engintron NGINX plugin). If I use the ...
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Thank you, I read through both links but did not see anything regarding my question #2, about use of CSF firewall. Do I need to make any changes to CSF for NGINX to work? Will CSF work?