[BlueOnyx:20581] Re: MyDNS alternative PowerDNS?

Hi Gregg, > Yup. Sorry I didn't get around to that yet.  No worries. :-) I think this is pretty neat and would make a nice optional package. With the tools that are already included it should be a breeze to import existing Bind zone-files into SQL on the fly. That way people could choose

[BlueOnyx:20580] Re: AV-SPAM dcc & pyzor errors

Hi Stephanie, > I have yummed up my 5108R server and I'm running the latest > AV-SPAM package available. Googling was productive and the > best hint I found is maybe the pyzor and dcc was old and > not compatible with the newer version of spamassassin. Sorry, I hot your ticket, but had a few

[BlueOnyx:20579] AV-SPAM dcc & pyzor errors

Hi, I have been getting complaints about more spam than usual and looking through my logs I saw the following in /var/log/maillog: Jan 21 09:33:02 bx5106 spamd[20614]: dcc: [21022] finished: exit 6 Jan 21 09:33:02 bx5106 spamd[20614]: dcc: dccproc failed: failed to read X-DCC header from

[BlueOnyx:20578] Re: MyDNS alternative PowerDNS?

Yup. Sorry I didn't get around to that yet.  Sent from my iPhone > On Jan 21, 2017, at 6:49 PM, Michael Stauber wrote: > > Hi Gregg, > > Earlier I asked: >> Out of curiosity: How did you set that up? Via the Bind zone-files? > > I found out how that's done: > >

[BlueOnyx:20577] Re: MyDNS alternative PowerDNS?

Hi Gregg, Earlier I asked: > Out of curiosity: How did you set that up? Via the Bind zone-files? I found out how that's done: http://linuxmanage.com/master-slave-powerdns-managed-by-poweradmin.html Even without the "native" MySQL/MariaDB database replication in place PowerDNS can sync the

[BlueOnyx:20576] Re: MyDNS alternative PowerDNS?

Hi Gregg, > I have been using PowerDNS along with PowerAdmin for 3 or 4 years now. > It works nicely, I haven't had to mess with it in years. It's very stable, > and I do have the MySQL replication on so that only one DNS ever needs to be > updated. That sounds good. I still have to replace one

[BlueOnyx:20575] Re: MyDNS alternative PowerDNS?

On 1/21/2017 1:59 AM, Michael Stauber wrote: Is anyone here using PowerDNS as DNS server or has some experience or recommendations about it? Our cPanel servers use PowerDNS. It's fine. It works. I ask because I'm looking for an alternative to MyDNS/MyDNS-NG. Yeah, that project has

[BlueOnyx:20574] Proftpd error

I just noticed that FTP is not working on a new 5209 I unticked the ftp service in the GUI and then ticked it and saved to restart but that did not help. I then looked at systemctl –l status xinetd and got the following: [root@sm xinetd.d]# systemctl -l status xinetd ●

[BlueOnyx:20573] Re: GeoIP lookup errors

Hi Michael, On 21/01/2017, 19:09, "Blueonyx on behalf of Michael Stauber" wrote: Hi Colin, > Is there any way to test an IP against the GeoIP database – or is it just a matter of watching the maillog?

[BlueOnyx:20572] Re: MyDNS alternative PowerDNS?

> Hi all, > > Is anyone here using PowerDNS as DNS server or has some experience or > recommendations about it? I have been using PowerDNS along with PowerAdmin for 3 or 4 years now. It works nicely, I haven't had to mess with it in years. It's very stable, and I do have the MySQL replication

[BlueOnyx:20571] Re: MariaDB problem with 127.0.0.1

Hi Michael, > I do not see that line at all. Here is my /etc/hosts That looks good. No change needed. Now fire up phpMyAdmin and check the "Users" table. How many "root" users do you have there? In specific: Is there a root user with the host '127.0.0.1' that has "ALL PRIVILEGES"? If not, you

[BlueOnyx:20570] Re: GeoIP lookup errors

Hi Colin, > Is there any way to test an IP against the GeoIP database – or is it just a > matter of watching the maillog? Yes, the command is geoiplookup and then put the IP in question behind it: ]# geoiplookup 8.8.8.8 GeoIP Country Edition: US, United States GeoIP ASNum Edition: AS15169

[BlueOnyx:20569] Re: MariaDB problem with 127.0.0.1

Michael Wrote: > # Auto-generated hostname. Please do not remove this comment. I do not see that line at all. Here is my /etc/hosts # /etc/hosts # Auto-generated file. Please put your customizations at the very end. # Entries for localhost and primary IP address: 127.0.0.1

[BlueOnyx:20568] Re: MariaDB problem with 127.0.0.1

Hi Michael, > I have done a few 5208 to 5209 migrations a few different ways and on each > one I am unable to access any MariaDB databases via 127.0.01. Only localhost > will work. > > Has anyone else encountered this? Any idea how to fix it? Please check /etc/hosts and see if there is anything

[BlueOnyx:20567] Re: GeoIP lookup errors

Hi Michael, On 21/01/2017, 17:30, "Blueonyx on behalf of Michael Stauber" wrote: Hi Colin, > GeoIP allows whitelisting users via the GUI but not IP. This is what I was hoping Michael may be able to advise on.

[BlueOnyx:20566] Re: GeoIP lookup errors

Hi Colin, > GeoIP allows whitelisting users via the GUI but not IP. This is what I was > hoping Michael may be able to advise on. No, in that case (GeoIP being wrong about the country of an IP) whitelisting the User in question is the best approach. -- With best regards Michael Stauber

[BlueOnyx:20565] Re: GeoIP lookup errors

Hi Chris, Don't go messing with m4 files or behind the scenes in Sendmail. Been using BQ and BX for too long to do that! ☺ You want to set a whitelist in AV-Spam. Do this via the GUI at Server Management > Network Services > AV-SPAM. Then under the Network tab, find

[BlueOnyx:20564] Re: GeoIP lookup errors

Hi Colin, On 1/21/2017 9:49 AM, Colin Jack wrote: What I want to do is whitelist IPs in GeoIP and yes it is using sendmail but it is part of Michael Stauber’s AV-Spam 6 package. I would appreciate your suggestions though. I am sure Michael will advise if it is likely to break things! ☺

[BlueOnyx:20563] Re: GeoIP lookup errors

Ages ago I found a hack for sendmail that allows you to check the incoming IP against a DNS whitelist and it it gets a hit then sendmail doesn't bother with checking all the DNS blacklists - spamhaus etc, so it's an override effectively. Search for dnswl.m4 and it may show up, else I can dig it

[BlueOnyx:20562] Re: GeoIP lookup errors

Hi Peter, On 21/01/2017, 14:25, "Blueonyx on behalf of Peter" wrote: Hi, I am new to BlueOnyx and the mail list, but are you asking for a method to setup an IP whitelist for use with Sendmail? Please be

[BlueOnyx:20560] 5209 Migration issues

I have now done two 5208 to 5209 migrations in the last two weeks and am getting the hang of the issues. There are two main problems I have had that others might benefit from knowing about. One, If you use the Server Backup package from Solarspeed/Compass you should know that the MySQL

[BlueOnyx:20559] MariaDB problem with 127.0.0.1

I have done a few 5208 to 5209 migrations a few different ways and on each one I am unable to access any MariaDB databases via 127.0.01. Only localhost will work. Has anyone else encountered this? Any idea how to fix it? Thanks, __ M Aronoff Out

[BlueOnyx:20558] MyDNS alternative PowerDNS?

Hi all, Is anyone here using PowerDNS as DNS server or has some experience or recommendations about it? I ask because I'm looking for an alternative to MyDNS/MyDNS-NG. In specific I'm looking for an easy alternative to migrate away from MyDNS onto something that's still actively maintained,