Hello! Is it possible to "tell" KeyHelp to configure Apache not to use all available IPs on the server, but rather just ones specified? That would mean all the configured VirtualHosts have to be changed from "*:80" to something like "IPv4-1:80 IPv4-2:80 IPv6-1 IPv6-2", etc..

But you could import your nat and mangle rules by putting a little script into the folder: /etc/network/if-pre-up.d/ Thank you, Alexander, that's what I have done, successfully applied the custom rules. :) Oops! It worked from /etc/rc.local, but on Ubuntu 18.04 the scripts in /etc/network/if-pre-up ...

Alexander wrote: ↑Tue 23. Oct 2018, 18:24 But you could import your nat and mangle rules by putting a little script into the folder:

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/etc/network/if-pre-up.d/

Thank you, Alexander, that's what I have done, successfully applied the custom rules.

Have a nice day!

lter In the upper right corner of the firewall configuration page, there's a grey "Settings" button. It opens a modal with the following setting (among others): Reload current rule sets If you have done changes to iptables through CLI, you can initiate a reload of the current rules. So I guess you ...

Hello, and thank you for the reply! I'm still not quite enlightened, please give me some more details. In the panel I see only INPUT, FORWARD and OUTPUT chains, all belonging to the main *filter chain. All the new chains I try to create are also nested under *filter. I need to configure other root ...

Hi!

Is it possible to configure nat and mangle chains via the web firewall configurator? If not, is there a way to add some custom firewall rules in a local file that would be automatically merged with the configuration generated by the firewall editor?

Thank you!

Hi! I tried to configure a different DocumentRoot for a site, adding ./public/ directory within the existing www, by using the "Folder explorer". After the change has been submitted, the DocumentRoot directive changes in the apache configuration, but only for the HTTP (first VirtualHost), and within ...

Alexander wrote: ↑Mon 25. Jun 2018, 14:17 As a small notification: The additional PHP interpreters are now ready.
Also all other PHP interpreters have been updated.

Hello, Alexander!

Yes, they are all visible now. Thank you for your effort, keep up the good work!

Pls use in the admin-section in the left column the point below "Domains" called "DNS Zone Editor". After that, you can pickup (mark) the domain, which you want to modify and use the blue button "continue". Now u can make your changes, pls finish this process with "save". If you need an own ...

Hello!

How do I customize the default DNS zone template that gets applied automatically on new domain creation?

Thank you!

Hello! I'm evaluating KeyHelp 18.1.1 on Ubuntu 18.04, and can't find a documented way to install multiple PHP versions. I'm looking at Server Settings -> PHP interpreter, but there's a text "- No entries available -" under both "Installed PHP interpreters" and "Additional available PHP interpreters ...