Goody, wenn Sie auf der Suche nach einem guten kostenlosen Panel sind, dann ist KeyHelp derzeit das beste, das Sie finden können. Ich habe die meisten anderen ausprobiert, und sie sind nicht einmal annähernd so gut. KeyHelp enthält alle Standardfunktionen, die man erwarten würde, für einen öffentlic...

After the 20.1 update, all my settings remained intact, so this CSF Guide is still good. Only one file disappeared, the .htaccess I had placed in KeyHelp web directory - the whole directory was recreated in the update. I simply copied the lost .htaccess from my latest backup, into KeyHelp again. Man...

In the CSF configuration, it is easy...
SECTION: Country Code Lists and Settings: If using CSF and IPSET, the performance hit is negligible.
There are 9000+ ipv4, and 6000+ ipv6 address blocks for China, which is handled easily by IPSET.

After coordinated attacks on my server, originating from IP addresses in China, I decided to block the whole country (CN). This has reduced attack attempts by over 50%! When all web traffic from China is composed of exploits, this just seems the logical choice. It is not the chinese people I want to...

Did you try the obvious, restart mysql and/or reboot server?

Also check /var/log/mysql/error.log for clues.

Chaiavi, as a beginner, it is best to learn the right way of doing things from the start. Almost nobody would want to do this (non-ssl ftp), especially when KeyHelp provides such good security - why not use it? Did you try to connect by SSH as suggested previously? https://community.keyhelp.de/viewt...

Glad you enjoyed it Chaiavi, and thanks for compliments. Any boost in security is good, and using a "multi-layered" approach helps to block even partially successful exploits. Using fail2ban you can still secure things further by creating your own regex. As for 7G firewall, I checked it ou...

Check that it's set up ok:
Admin Panel Menu > SETTINGS > Configuration / Database administration
Settings:
Database administration client is enabled : Yes
Database administration client : phpMyAdmin 4.9.4
Access URL : https://host.domain.com/db-administration/

It enables the user to connect to SSH on the server, by any means they choose.
They could connect by using terminal command: or by using a program like Filezilla.

In the User Panel, click the menu "File Manager".
You will see a directory called "logs".
Click it to enter directory.
There the user can check access.log and error.log for their domains.

Only whitelisted IPs can access the panel. You can do this already: KeyHelp has such a security feature for Administrators. Restrict administrative access: Here you can restrict the login for administrator accounts to one or more IPs or subnet addresses KeyHelp > SETTINGS > Configuration / Login &a...

You could probably accomplish this with a filter in Postfix.

The easy way, is to create the email address for the receiver, and forward email to their external address.
As they don't have the password for the account, email cannot be sent.

Haben Sie versucht, die gewünschten IP-Adressen in /etc/bind/keyhelp_domain.conf Sie könnten sie dort einstellen und dabei auf das richtige Format achten: prüfen Sie Bind config: (dies erzeugt nur im Fehlerfall eine Ausgabe) named-checkconf Binden neu starten: systemctl restart bind9 Status prüfen: ...

You're welcome. Hope you get some good use out of it...

You're welcome.