@josepp said in Php 8 in CWP:

@sandeep It seems that on the 26th they are going to release the stable version. You know we would be very happy to have this on CWP. 😉

https://forum.mysterydata.com/topic/81/php-8-0-0-testing-cwp

@legend said in magento sample deployment error:

: Connection timed out

Connection timed out means something is blocking connection possible backend firewall.

disable all firewall including csf and check.

@legend hi centos 8 CWP have latest version of varnish 6

@legend you can use both webserver nginx + apache and elastic search is completely depends on script side compatibility its nothing to do with webservers.

here you can find some example :
https://www.mysterydata.com/how-to-install-magento-2-4-in-cwp-control-web-panel/

@legend its very tricky to configure magento varnish template in cwp, instead you can use redis cache which will also speed up magento

@sandeep

http://prntscr.com/vi80wp

yes it is now, thank you very much;)

@sandeep
Thank you

@choqo yes it will auto install redis or memcached depends on selection check the service status.

finally found the solution :

run this commands one by one and it will get resolved remove any config done previously to /usr/lib/systemd/system/clamd.service

service clamd stop && service amavisd stop sed -i 's/TimeoutStartSec.*/TimeoutStartSec=10min/' /usr/lib/systemd/system/clamd.service systemctl daemon-reload service clamd start && service amavisd start

it will be included in clamd fix script in cwp soon

@josepp well you need to pass the script to bash/sh and add echo tail in log and add refresh meta to show the log viewer i.e. update the log according to your time defined in meta.

@sandeep
Thank you, it happened;)

@JosePP I've replied to your new ticket, the solution is provided there.

its mainly for shared hosting security
more info can be found here :
https://wiki.centos-webpanel.com/cwp-secure-centos-kernel

Thanks @sandeep

@sandeep said in CWP and centos 8:

rm -f /var/lib/rpm/__db*
rpm --rebuilddb
yum clean all
yum update

Thank you for your answer. The repo reset didn’t help. CWP-Support inspected my installation and will add correct server detection for CentOS Stream maybe on monday!

bind to public ip will help
https://rclone.org/docs/#bind-string

Hi @sandeep, After a while of testing I realized that the MPM Event that comes standard in its installation script does not work well for servers with high traffic.

When Nginx overloads Apache, it ends with the message Graceful Restart, but it is unable to finish the restart and the Webserver is blocked.

The solution I found was to use MPM_Prefork, but as your script compiles MPM_Event into the apache executable, I had to insert --enable-mpms-shared=all for apache to compile all MPMs and make them available for selection at httpd.conf .

For now it has been running well with my high traffic clients, and Apache has stopped crashing.

I left my tip for you to include this MPM configuration in your standard apache installation script in the next versions.

Strong hug.

@vfeinbox said in Vesta login page not loading + DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN:

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Today I opened the ngnix-access.log file and see that my server was actually hacked.

The Vestacp panel and my sites were not loading between 27 and 28/September, which aligns to the days of the attacks in yellow.

I am newbie to Linux, so I would be grateful if anyone could teach me to restore my Vesta panel.

Now, I am trying to learn a good example of installantion of Fail2Ban in Centos 7 and how to set up an advanced conofiguration for it. Anyone knows one?

Thx

I actually see the name servers are not reachable and domain dns is not working

104.254.244.223
ns1.asheus.com.
FAIL: Nameserver is unreachable.

104.254.244.223
ns2.asheus.com.
FAIL: Nameserver is unreachable.

Sandeep, just a quick question although not related to this thread before I reinstall. My VPS uses IPV4 by default, IPV6 is disabled but I can enable it.

Reason I'm asking is I'm getting this logged in BIND DNS on every restart, even on clean build.

Is this related to IPV6 needing to be enabled on CentOS 7 before CWP install or unrelated?

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