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You can add "do not delete" within the comment field in the csf.deny file if you don't want to rotate the IP.

Like this:
Or when you block the IP using cli :

Your VPS host can install these missing modules, so you need to contact them and ask them to look into this.

Thank you for this advice, it was very helpful.

My server was hit with brute force pop3 logins from one IP continually for about 17 hours until I blocked it. The server maillog registered 41,161 entries for the IP for these hours. I don't know why this was not blocked automatically by the server but this is the settings for blocking brute force p...

You could also do a daily scan but adding --ctime [hours] option like this --ctime 25 That would only scan files changed in the intervening hours. The documentation says this: --ctime [hours] If you run regular full system scans then you can use --ctime [hours] to only scan files changed in the inte...

Thank you for making it more clearer to me.

I wasn't sure if the old server would be terminated before I changed to the new IP.

I've removed cxs from my server as I'm going to install it on a new one I'm moving to. Below seems to state that I have to retire the old server before I change to the new server IP. Is that correct? :) If you are going to retire the server that you initially had cxs licensed for or you have been re...

ForumAdmin wrote:Follow this:
http://blog.configserver.com/index.php?itemid=708

Can this script be applied before the cPanel upgrade?

This has been solved after upcp did run automatically this evening.

Restarting cPanel or forcing upgrade didn't help.

Instead of blank page, I get internal server error 500 now for the csf page.