I've a shared hosting plan. Some malware viruses get infected whole server. It creates folders, files automatically. I can not find the file which is affecting all these events.
I use cPanel.
Google Search Console see this as social engineering.
My hosting plan doesn't allow me to connect to server via SSH. So I can not install any antivirus or malware scanner.
Is there anyone who has a idea what can I do for this situation?
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We have a Linux server (Ubuntu 20.04) with ~100 users and very limited disk space. The disk quota for each user should be limited to 100MB. The access to the server is via SSH.
Several users want to use VSCode for remote development of source code (not shared) that resides on the server. They can install the remote server for VSCode, but it results in a rather large directory .vscode-server from 300MB and up for each user. This would fill up the disk with just a few users activating and using it.
Ideally the users could share the VSCode-server part just as they share all the other software development tools on this server. Is this possible, and how to do it?
Upgrading the server hardware/disk is not possible for the scope of this question.
Hello I don't know very much about the saas system, could you please tell me if a HR software made in windev could easily be deployed as a saas ? The problem is that it would cost a lot to deploy it, because each time a client is connected at the same time, it costs 150 euros (under windows licence). Could you please tell me more about the remote app ? And another problem is that when a client would like to print something, it opens a widows window which permits access to the network, and it is not secured. Is the only possibility to make all the windev software as a web software ? Thanks !
If you don't want to buy Windows licences for each computer, you can :
Generate a java application and run it on Linux, with some limitations
Transform you application in a web app and run it on a web server, with some limitation and some more code
Install your application on a Windows remote server and connect to it with Remote Desktop (a Windows application), but you need licences for connecting you to the server
For me, the printing problem is not a security breach.
I've set up openfire successfully in my home pc (vm) and it can be connected to from any where over internet.
But, using home pc as a chat server is not at all convenient and hence I am looking for alternatives.
Is it possible to install openfire on a shared hosting service say of this kind OR it needs a VPS to install openfire like this.
In each of the cases, what are the pros-and-cons ?
It works on Shared hosting, but it is not recommended. Most of the shared hosting companies have already built-in tools to limit your access to server resources and you will observe poor performance on shared hosting.
I will recommend to install OpenFire on an ideal hosting combination like LiteSpeed Web Server, SSD Hosting and CloudFlare OS ...
VPS like this will give ultimate performance with minimum hardware resources.
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.
Is is possible for an Xcode or Eclipse project to contain malicious code that would render the computer the project is being opened up on susceptible to a virus? Or assuming the answer is definitely; are there ways to protect against this?
Specifically, if I downloaded a project from a repository from an unknown source, could it open up security issues on my machine? Is there virus software which can scan for this?
Yes, any project that you download and run on your machine executes just as any other normal process, thus it can do whatever any other desktop application can do, including malicious actions like installing a virus or sending spam from your machine.
There are virus scanners which can scan any file on access, i.e. whenever a file is read from your harddisk, it is scanned directly before. Such a scanner can prevent known malware from executing through this way. I do not have a recommendation for a specific scanner, but google will help you to find the right one for your needs.