rbairwell
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rbairwell commented,
Thanks - lines 125 onwards show the problems: [2025-01-30 13:14:35 +0000] You might want to run 'apt --fix-broken install' to correct these.[2025-01-30 13:14:35 +0000] The following packages have...
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rbairwell commented,
ian salgado : I assume the nameservers for the domain name are pointing at your cPanel server? Assuming your domain name is "example.com" , can you try (from your desktop/laptop): dig selector1._do...
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rbairwell commented,
You'll need to contact your VPS/dedicated server provider and get them to change the reverse DNS entry (rDNS also known as the PTR record) for your server's IP address to that of the servers hostna...
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rbairwell commented,
You are running no firewall such as CSF/LFD etc? You do seem to have port 80 open to third parties (such as myself) so the only thing I can suspect on that front is some sort of ratelimit or other ...
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rbairwell commented,
Ubuntu 20.04 is only supported by cPanel 118 (LTS) and below - it'll be best to upgrade to Ubuntu 22.04 or above (especially for a new install) to get access to cPanel 122 (Stable) and future updat...
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rbairwell commented,
Sorry, I must be misunderstanding something. When I log into cPanel itself, under the "Email" tab, I can see "Calendars and Contacts Configuration" showing the CalDev and CardDev URLs for the main ...
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rbairwell commented,
> Auto-configuration simply doesn’t exist unless you find a way to leverage the mostly-abandoned ActiveSync protocol. cPanel does support the AutoConfig/Autodiscover options https://support.cpanel....
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rbairwell commented,
If you had said you were using Outlook, I would have half-expected this. Same if the emails originated from a Microsoft IP address. But using webmail and the emails originating from your server is ...
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rbairwell commented,
If you SSH into the server as root (or open Terminal in WHM), you can then run: du / -h --max-depth=1 which will list all the folders in the root directory (/) with a human readable file size (-h) ...
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rbairwell commented,
mod_security 2.9.7 was added to cPanel on the 16th of Feb 2023 ( https://support.cpanel.net/hc/en-us/community/posts/19163810661911-EasyApache-February-16-Release) after being released on the 5th o...