I’ve been using cyberpanel for a bit over 3 months now. I know because I had issues with the SSL not renewing properly, as mentioned in this post. The initial SSL was good for 90 days, so I must have been using this for longer than that at this point. I have very mixed feelings …
Updates 8/4/2022 – Cyberpanel now has a page with solutions for SSL problems, and I managed to find a solution that worked for me. I’ve noticed that several of my SSL certificates say they are “self-signed” instead of a full regular SSL certificate. I had zero issues with my original cpanel host, but started to …
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I was working on figuring out why emails forwarded through cyberpanel weren’t being received at gmail. During the troubleshooting process, I found the following error message when I went into Cloudflare to try to make sure my DNS settings were correct: The number of lookups on your SPF record exceed the allowed limit of 10. …
550-5.7.25 The IP address sending this message does not have a PTR record setup, or the corresponding forward DNS entry does not point to the sending IP. As a policy, Gmail does not accept messages from IPs with missing PTR records. Please visit 550-5.7.25 TLDR: you need to make sure your DNS settings are correct …
I had moved my phpBB board over to Vultr.com, with a cyberpanel control panel litespeed server. I was testing a few things to see if the board was sending out emails when new users signed up. I tried to register an account on phpBB and I did not receive a verification email. Strange, and frustrating. …
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After moving cyberpanel to a new instance, I got a new IP address and that needed some configuration changes to get things working properly. First, I had to chnage the IP address in the cyberpanel configuration. This required using the vultr console to SSH into the server. Once there, I had to navigate to: /etc/cyberpanel …
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This post will be one in progress for a while, as I’m really just learning how to identify and mitigate the causes for increased server loads. I’ve been a bit spoiled having other companies host my websites, but I wanted to take the deeper dive into managing my own website server. Cyberpanel has been pretty …