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Hi,
I configured a Cluster DNS with:
dns1.mydomain.com -> Slave 1
dns2.mydomain.com -> Slave 2
dns3.mydomain.com -> Slave 3
I added this DNS to a domain and work correctly when try to load her web.
But when I use the ...
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computereleon
DNS
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Hi,
I'm receiving this warning every day: spamd: server killed by SIGTERM, shutting down
I searched in google and saw that more people have same warning, but I not found any solution.
Why happen this?; this is a error...
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computereleon
Email
Security
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Published Answer
I found the problem. Thank you, have a nice day.
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computereleon
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Published Question
Hi friends,
Some months ago I got a new server. This server is same that other which have other people.
-Same server with same hardware
-I have the same softwares: CloudLinux, cPanel, LiteSpeed and MariaDB
-I created ...
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computereleon
CentOS
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Published Question
Hi,
I have server with ClodLinux + WHM/cPanel. I have some questions for configure correctly ClamAV and scan the email malware:
1- I installed ClamAV since WHM plugins, I need do anything for Exim scans malware in ema...
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computereleon
Security
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Hi,
If I use “systemctl start mdmonitor” and “systemctl enable mdmonitor” I will get the same result that the command “mdadm –m…
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computereleon
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Hi,
I have server with RAID 1. I want to monitoring and receive email alert if have any problem in hard disks.
I readed some guides in internet and they says this:
1- Send alert to email if some disk have problems: na...
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computereleon
CentOS
Security
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Published Question
I installed Logwatch with this command: yum install logwatch
Always send me logs at 3:00 server hour (I not configured this hour), how can I change cron's hour?.
Because at this moment my server is doing backups and I...
Accepted Answer:
Hi there @computereleon,
The logwatch default cronjob is specified at /etc/cron.daily/0logwatch.
You could create another cronjob for a specific time with the following command:
crontab -e
Then add the following lin...
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computereleon
CentOS