[...] > so now when the systems starts up , the network card it wasn't load , i > have to type it manual ifconfig eth0 up and i have to /etc/initi.d/ebox > firewall disabled to play my ebox! i can access the web admin if i manual > start the apache-perl daemon. . a lot of stuffs it does not play > normal..something about %object stuffs is missing .. and such other it was > not play normal. if i go to system version i can see that now i have 0.11 > version :)))))) but of course i will return it back if was not able to fix > it! i have a recent full backup of system , but my question is , what > method should i use to fix it ? it's better to return it back from ebox web > restoration mode ? or should i type some command in console ? > > what exaclty the full backup restore does? it will restore the old version > ebox too ??? what exaclty the configuration restore does? what files it > return back ?
A full backup restore will restore eBox configuration plus users' data files, that is /home/samba/*. I recommend you install the last eBox version on a virtual machine, restore the full backup and check everything is alright. If everything is fine reinstall the machine and restore the full backup. > my other question is have to do with vpn. > [...] > BUT how the heck i will use the ca , cert and key options ? should i > generate it in my laptop and then upload it my ebox ? or i have to download > it from ebox ca menu ?and if yes , how exactly i will put in my config file > ? Forget about that, it's much easier. Go to the openVPN module in eBox, and click on the down-arrow, select your operating system, check your external server IP and pick a certificate. Click on download and you will get a file with all the configuration you need: openVPN ca, cert key and stuff. Make sure the router connected to your eBox is redirecting the port 1194 to eBox. Hope this helps, Javi _______________________________________________ Ebox-user mailing list [email protected] https://lists.warp.es/mailman/listinfo/ebox-user
