I use Centos 5 and plesk 8.4.0, and i made: 1) wget http://3es.atomicrocketturtle.com/installers/atomic.sh 2) sh atomic.sh 3) nano /etc/yum.repos.d/CentOS-Base.repo 4) [atomic] name=Atomic Rocket Turtle – $releasever – Atomic PSA-Compatible RPMS baseurl=http://www.atomicorp.com/channels/atomic/centos/$releasever/$basearch [plesk] name=Plesk Server Administrator baseurl=http://www.atomicorp.com/channels/plesk/latest/centos/$releasever/$basearch gpgcheck=0 5) yum update 6) restart At plesk webadmin, plesk version is psa v8.4.0_build84080514.18 os_CentOS 5
Daily Archives: July 8, 2008
How to protect PLESK?
You could install: Firewall: CSF, APF, ASL Protection Tools: MOD Security, MOD Evasive, fail2ban, BFD Importent: Keep your Software (Plesk, PHP, WordPress …) uptodate. Running PHP in safe mode (could help maybe)! The best thing is to buy Atomic Secured Linux It is more than a Firewall! Its a full package of security and always …
Introduction to Functions
At first glance, functions can be mind-boggling. At the same time, however, they are extremely useful. They help programmers around the world to make their code simpler, faster, and more readable and understandable. That is why it’s important for you to come to grips with the multitude of abilities that functions give you. With that …
Nameserver setup on 2 Plesk servers
http://forum.swsoft.com/showthread.php?t=38404&highlight=chroot 1.) MySQL Access Rights On your Plesk server: Create a MySQL user eg.: secondarydns Using phpmyadmin, grant this user the SELECT option only for the table domains of the psa database. Also for maximum security you should set the hostname from which this user will logon.
Centos 5 Plesk Install
I’ve recently been doing the exact same thing (albeit 32-bit), having previously always used Fedora, so I thought I’d give you a ‘how-to’ based entirely on my experiences (so it’s not neccesarily gospel, but it’s worked fine for me):
BIND update causes DNS Server failure
Definitely sounds like bind-chroot is the culprit. I’ve had a few problems with it myself. Once you’ve removed it from your machine Quote: yum remove bind-chroot service named start add the following line to your yum.conf file under the [main] section Quote: exclude=bind-chroot