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Step 1: Create an SSH User for a Domain Before you can log in via SSH, ensure you have an SSH user set up for the domain. There are two ways to do this: Option 1: Enable SSH Access for a Specific Domain Log in to Plesk. Navigate to Websites & Domains. Click on the [read more...]

If you haven’t disabled root access via SSH, you can easily enable it using the terminal option within Plesk. This guide will walk you through the process step by step. Step 1: Log in to Plesk Open your web browser and navigate to your Plesk login URL (e.g., https://yourvpsname.com:8443). Enter your username and password. Step [read more...]

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Here's the thing, I have a subversion server that until now was configured to authenticate users with an apache2 module called dav_svn, but now I want to change the whole authentication structure to be done by Keycloak. The user login part is done, I get the users through LDAP queries, which is where all the users are stored, and for the login, I just have to put the username and password. The second part is authorisation, my subversion repositories have this structure: repo1 branches tags trunk repo 2 ... The idea is that for repo1, there are 2 groups, repo1_readers and repo1_committers, the readers will have RO permission and the committers will have RW permission, of course these groups have to be managed by Keycloak. Is this posible? Could be something like this? /etc/apache2/sites-available/test1.conf OIDCClientID svn-auth OI

I'm deploying Nginx in an OpenShift (OCP) pod as a reverse proxy for our microservices. Our setup includes four environments: Prod Blue: myproject.mycompany.com Prod Green: myproject-green.mycompany.com UAT Blue: myproject-uat.mycompany.com UAT Green: myproject-uat-green.mycompany.com We have around 18 microservices deployed in our cluster. For example, some of our endpoints look like: /api/messaging/ /api/dashboard/ /api/profile/ /mfe/profile/ /mfe/dashboard/ ...and others.. Currently, I have a separate location block for each endpoint (hardcoded) for every environment. I tried reducing the number of location blocks by using regex to match /api and /mfe and constructing the proxy_pass URL dynamically via variables. This approach relies on maps (e.g., mappi

I was using my cloud provider's DNS (Hetzner) with Spamassassin, and its lookup at spamhaus would be rejected (due to rate limit from that particular DNS server). Spamassassin remembers this rejection by creating an empty file: spamd[1402676]: check: dns_block_rule RCVD_IN_ZEN_BLOCKED_OPENDNS hit, creating /root/.spamassassin/dnsblock_zen.spamhaus.org (This means DNSBL blocked you due to too many queries. Set all affected rules score to 0, or use "dns_query_restriction deny zen.spamhaus.org" to disable queries) I fixed the issue by installing unbind following this page and setting dns_available yes dns_server 127.0.0.1 in /etc/spamassassin/local.cf. Now, the /root/.spamassassin/dnsblock_zen.spamhaus.org file is nowhere to be found (not in /root/.spamassassin

Machine: Linux Debian 12.8 two Ethernet interfaces enp2s0 - connected to ISP router enp4s0 - connected to LAN switch Whilst bridged, I can access internet from any machine in LAN, however, I can't access the Internet from the bridge machine. If I put down the bridge, Internet is restored in the machine, but of course it looses its purpose because it looses conection between the two Ethernet interfaces. I don't need necessarily a bridge, I just need to put this equipment as a security appliance for my network and make traffic go on through it. I want that the very own machine can connect to the Internet and any other machine in LAN as well. If it helps, I have also in the same machine a wireless interface named wlp3s0 I have also firewalld installed (whether enabled/disabled, the result is always the same) Thanks for any help.

We have a set of 5 Ubuntu (current version 22.04) servers that are used for running screen scraping processes, and they generate a lot of files in the /tmp directory. After a couple weeks, they can fill up the available disk space on the server, which shuts it down. To combat this, I have been attempting to use tmpreaper to clear out the /tmp directory on a daily basis, but for some reason, I can't get it to actually clean out the files in the directory. It installed easy enough, and I have the config file (/etc/tmpreaper.conf) with these settings: TMPREAPER_TIME=1d TMPREAPER_PROTECT_EXTRA='/tmp/systemd-private*' TMPREAPER_DIRS='/tmp/.' TMPREAPER_DELAY='256' TMPREAPER_ADDITIONALOPTIONS='--all' I have validated that the /etc/tmpreaper is executable. What could I be missing that

My problem is exactly the same as referrenced here Link1 however the proposed and alternate solutions didn't work. Context: We're working on an offline environment, from a VM we don't manage, with multiple (windows) VM we can manage (but not create), only local accounts. Figured it would be easier to manage that with an AD and one account per person. So we got a Windows Server 2019, and on it I installed an AD and a DNS, and created our users accounts, along with some GPO, mostly to give users right to connect remotely. The VMs had some DNS configured (I do not have access to the DNS that were configured; they're managed by another team); I always changed the principal one to my AD/DNS IP (which sometimes left a secondary one not linked to my AD) I then made them join AD. No problem whatsoever, I could see the policies were updated, I could connect an admin user. But I

i have a strange Problem and i hope someone can help me. What I’m doing: I am creating a Scheduled Task via GPO, which starts a Powershell script which is located on a network share. The Script should run under the "System" Account. The creation is so far, working. But when I start the Task it is exiting immediately with Exit code 0x1 The Action triggered is looking like that: Program to start: powershell.exe Parameter: -command "& '\\%ServerFQDN\Path\Scriptname.ps1.ps1' -executionpolicy bypass" When I change the Server FQDN to the Server name only, without the domain part, it is working. Or, when I change the running user to my admin account it is also working. (With FQDN and with the Server name Only) Ok so my first suggestion was: That must be an Kerberos Issue. Server name falls back to NTLM and the local system account has some kind of problem with Kerberos. So i wanted to dig deeper and

I want to forward URLs (with parameters) from my old domain to URLs (without parameters) on my new domain. The URLs look like this: old-domain.com/deceased-persons-2021/?id=1500_betty-white (id=1500_ has to be gone) new-domain.com/deceased-persons/2021/betty-white The problem is, that I don't have to manage only the value id=1500_betty-white of the parameter as backreference, but also the year 2021, because I have very many URLs. If the URLs would be only old-domain.com/deceased-persons-2021 OR only old-domain.com/deceased-persons/?id=1500_betty-white, I knew the solutions. But I don't know how to manage the backreference in the URL in combination with the backreference in the parameter. How could I solve this?

I set up Openstack Caracal according to https://docs.openstack.org/install-guide/openstack-services.html#minimal-deployment-for-2024-1-caracal Everything works, but when I make a VNC connection from Horizon to an instance, I see the console output, but it does not accept any keyboard inputs. I also clicked on "Show only console". How can I find the problem? How can this be debugged?

I'm using this image: https://azuremarketplace.microsoft.com/en-us/marketplace/apps/microsoftsqlserver.sql2022-ws2022?tab=overview To create a VM in Azure, as part of this setup I'm shuffling the drive letters a bit so that my Data Drive is the "D:" drive. This works fine until I attempt to expand the drive, when I do this instead of the drive expanding (in this example 1TB to 2TB) as a simple volume I see something like this: If I right click on the single volume everything is greyed out... So scrolling down, I have this, which I can click on and expand: