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Please post the output of the command 'iptables -nvL'. This will show ALL of what is in your iptables and or ipset sets. If you are using 'ipset' then you will also see something like this in your output. 177K 150M ACCEPT all -- * * 0.0.0.0/0 0.0.0.0/0 match-set chain_ALLOW src Chain DENYIN (1 refer...

Do you have cphulkd or similar also running on this server? Cphulkd uses a separate table.

I am trying to ignore entries in my /usr/local/cpanel/logs/error_log, where my hosting company does not allow use of the cPanel Store directly. The hosting company also resells the cPanel add-on products. My server environment is: OS: CentOS v7.9.2009 STANDARD virtuozzo cPanel Version: 110.0.9 The s...

This is the entry that works for me on: OS: CentOS v7.9.2009 STANDARD virtuozzo cPanel Version: 110.0.9 This line is added to my csf.pignore file. exe:/usr/local/cpanel/3rdparty/wp-toolkit/bin/wpt-panopticon Know the difference between when to use: cmd:, exe:, pcmd: preceding your search pattern.

I like this idea to include updating the cPhulk tables in any adds, edits, deletes, and searches. One possible way for developers to incorporate this would be to add more "..._ACTION" parameters to the csf.conf file and the ability to pass the needed parameters to the already included cPan...

Don't confuse what CSF and LFD are doing, with the firewall. CSF works hand in hand with "iptables". It is "iptables" that is the brick wall to either allow or deny IP traffic. You can stop CSF and the "iptables" rules are still in place and effect. In your 2nd post you...

Re-Post your fix in "Report Bugs (csf)" portion of forum. That gets checked by the ConfigServer team.

Try from the command line the command iptables -L -nv where -L = List (including chains, where -S does not show chain details) where -n = do not do reverse DNS lookups, not needed and time consuming where -v = verbose and will include the number of packets & bytes each rule has had In my instanc...

On our VPS host we have several clients that use their account to for DNS and to host a website but have their email hosted elsewhere. Thus their domains MX record points to a URL or IP elsewhere. We continually see email attempts directed to the domain A record on this VPS host. This use of email i...

In my experience with a WHM server on CentOS7, sudden issues usually revolve around a failed or hung upcp script. I would chexk the upcp log files dating back to when this started. You can find the log file at /var/cpanel/ updatelogs/.

It can’t hurt to start with this troubleshooting step.