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Sarah wrote: ↑15 Mar 2022, 16:25 sales@waytotheweb.com

Thank you. Email sent.

OK, I was unaware that there was a "Helpdesk" to which I was authorized to send a ticket.
And I am unaware of the proper email address.... I will do some searching.

Thanks!

Getting this error every day.... Oops: Unable to download: Can't connect to download.configserver.com:443 (Connection timed out) If I check updates from the WHM CDF+LFD plugin, it checks and says no update. Says I have latest. I have the download and license IPs listed properly in ALLOW and IGNORE. ...

Disregard this thread/topic.

I was JUST informed by Accuwebhosting Support that Zabbix is NOW working "perfectly". And I have my ConfigServer running full speed.
I DO have other questions, but I can handle those later in separate threads.

Thanks!

YES please! Seems like a relatively useful feature that could be implemented without too much effort.

And I only have about 1200 Permanent bans, but over HALF of them are IP ranges that I spent MANY hours researching to compose properly.

Here, here! I agree entirely! I use advance port filtering in csf.allow, and would LIKE to do so in csf.ignore as well if it is technically possible to make it so. It just recently occurred to me how many IPs had accumulated in csf.allow and csf.ignore.... so I am validating them all and making sure...

NEW Linux Accuwebhosting Cloud Server. Accuweb now uses Zabbix in their server templates to monitor newer servers for UP/SOWN and who all knows. I REQUIRE CSF to be on ALL my servers and that it be RUNNING and configured properly. Accuweb Support says they cannot "telnet into" or get the Z...

Getting this error consistently over the last week or so. To my knowledge, no changes that might have triggered this have been made on my server. cPanel/WHM server on CentOS latest release version. All software up to date. Added the csf filter to both csf.ALLOW and csf.IGNORE. Not sure why this is h...

I was adding a comment to the rpcbind exe: line on the same line, like this: exe:/usr/sbin/rpcbind # Added by cautery 22 June 2019; 0543 hrs UTC to stop rpcbind warning emails The comment appears to be interpreted as an argument or something and BREAKS the line. Using this: exe:/usr/sbin/rpcbind # P...

Mmmm... this is STILL an issue in CentOS 7.0 with csf csf v12.12 I am trying to selectively stop BOTH... rpcbind AND perl warnings using "exe:" lines in csf.pignore, which seems to be the correct way to make this happen. As the docs say, I am trying to avoid using "cmd:" lines. ...