I have a vps with CentOS 7 and I installed the cPanel/whm control panel. I want to change cPanel login URL. for example: (mydomain.com/cpanel) to (mydomain.com/abcd).
I tested this ways but not effect to my issue:
https://forums.cpanel.net/threads/moving-default-cpanel-whm-locations-to-avoid-directory-scanners.248251/#post1037321
https://forums.cpanel.net/threads/disable-site-com-whm-and-site-com-cpanel.264932/#post1107121
How can I do it?
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Having problem where the Mirth Connect Server Manager UI points to an earlier, non-working install version of the Admin interface.
Installed Mirth once and had to reinstall because the original install had set the password requirements to something that the default admin account could not pass. When I did this, the installer said that it detected that Mirth was already installed and asked if I wanted to re-install and I said yes. However, the Admin UI that the Mirth Connect Server Manager windows that remains in the upper menu bar of my desktop still appears to be using the old install with the password issue.
The Mirth Connect Server Manager icon in the upper menu bar takes me to wrong setup. Can't log in from the Admin UI that this bring up (told can't authenticate or connect (which was the problem I had with the earlier install)).
Need to use the Program from here
and make sure that I chose the right one, then I am able to use the default admin account to log in and proceed as normal.
Anyone know how to fix this (eg. somewhere in the underlying files where I can change this)? Anything else I should check that may be messed up due to this problem that I may not be noticing? I am on Ubuntu 18.04.4LTS MATE.
In the installation folder\conf\mirth.properties file, change the HTTP and HTTPS ports to values different from the prior one. Get to your browser type localaddress:new_http port then click on the icon -launch Mirth Connect administrator. Clicking the saved shortcut will launch an admin launcher which will allow you to edit and save the functional instance.
Most of my small customers started to ask me if I can host the websites I'm building for them. Setting up virtual hosts, configuring mysql, DNS, etc is not really a problem. One thing stops me from hosting their websites is the fact that I've never been able to do configure an email server to accept multiple domains with SPF&DKIM. There must be some sort of an evil spirit which stops me from achieving this.
So, I was wondering if anyone knows a piece of opensource (or not, I'm willing to pay a decent license price ) software ( cpanel like but limited to email ) which would allow me to:
Manage only email related things via a control panel.
The control panel should let me add multiple domains.
The control panel should let customers login and manage their mailbox accounts
The software should offer webmail and SMTP & IMAP/POP3 access.
P.S.: I work mostly with ubuntu but I can handle centos also.
I don't have an answer to your question, but I have an alternative : Google Apps.
You can do the web hosting and tell your customers to get a Google Apps account for their email.
Also since Google Apps is no longer free, you can try Google Domains, they do not offer email hosting but they can redirect up to 100 domain email to gmail accounts.
I think you should go with CentOS Web panel. It is a free and open-source web hosting control panel for CentOS Servers. It provides a powerful web interface through which you can manage your CentOS server and its services. With Centos web panel, you can manage User accounts, Apache virtual hosts, DNS entries, MySQL databases, Email accounts, and much more. Apart from it, CentOS web panel is also used to create and manage shared hosting servers.
Below are the steps on how to install CentOS web panel on CentOS Server.
1. Preparing Server
Let’s install the required packages for CWP installation:
# yum -y groupinstall 'Development Tools'
# yum -y install epel-release
2. Server Update
Now we need to update your server to the latest version
# yum -y update
3) Reboot Server
Reboot your server so that all updates can take effect.
# reboot
4) Download and install CentOS Web panel:
# cd /usr/local/src
# wget http://centos-webpanel.com/cwp-latest
# sh cwp-latest
Note: The installation process may take 30 - 40 minutes because it needs to compile apache and PHP from source.
Once the installation is completed, a list of credentials will be appeared to access the panel. Make sure to copy or write down the MySQL password and press enter to reboot your server.
Please let me know if you face any error. I will happy to help you.
I've installed the community version of DNN.
then i've started to develop some modules - this worked fine.
then i saw that dnn have AuthenticationServices and wanted to create one for connection to MS CRM.
then i've tried to install this AuthenticationServices and it worked. After that i wasn't able to login to the host anymore. i keep getting the error: ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS.
bevor i've started with changes i cloud login with dnndev.me/admin or dnndev.me/host.
dnndev.me/admin get redirected to my custom login page.
And dnndev.me/host gets me an ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS error.
is there an easy way to repair this? or do you prefer to reinstall dnn?
It looks like when you try to login into DotNetNuke it will add the login module to the home/start site into the ContentPane.
Unfortunately i changed the template, with one that didn't have the ContentPane. So you can't access with the link dnndev.me/admin.
For access via dnndev.me/host, I'm not quite sure if it was the same problem.
I solved everything with a new clean install.
and a little hint:
i'm now create a master login page like masterlogin and put the account login module on it.
now i should be able to login whenever an error occur.
I installed WAMP server in my computer and successfully configured my IP to redirect to my domain but my problem is when I type my IP or Domain name I am redirected to the WAMP configuration page and not to http://mydomain.com/project.
I am running Joomla CMS.
I think you are misunderstanding the purpose of WAMP. You don't install WAMP then redirect anything to your domain. There is no point in the process you describe.
If you are attempting to setup Joomla on your localhost or setup a development environment please check this: Joomla Development or Local Joomla
I have been using Coda and regular version of Mamp for local development for longtime without getting into this permission mess. I recently, upgraded to Mamp Pro and setup it with VHosts. I have a site example.com with it's root path set to /Users/john/Sites/example. I have set the owner and group to www in Mamp Pro.
The moment I got all this configured I started having problems with Coda. It keeps asking me the username and password to edit the local files at /Users/john/Sites/example. I guess I have to enable FTP on my Mac and then add a site in Coda to stop it asking me to enter username password for every single file. However, I have no idea on how to get this working. I am using Lion 10.7.2
Additionally, I have setup etc/hosts file for pointing example.com to 127.0.0.1
UPDATE: Though the accepted answer by #mini does not directly answer this question. It is still an elegant solution with seamless integration with Coda.
Consider using DesktopServer instead (along with Coda 2). Unlike MAMP, you can work on template theme files directly with WYSIWYG preview, LAN share for mobile device testing (with WordPress, -not just HTML sites), enables AirPreview to work with WordPress, copy, import/export to live sites, etc. Setup is easy as it manages your vhosts, database, and project files in about three mouse clicks:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pw9-F8etBPY