In Cpanel – I mainly used email addresses as a way to forward emails to my personal gmail account. I sometimes also used the ‘catch all” forwarding for the entire domain so that I didn’t even need to bother creating specific email addresses in cpanel. Migrating to cyberpanel was NOT seamless when it comes to […]
Cyberpanel – forward emails without keeping a copy on the server Read More »
Setting up another email address for a different domain and the email wasn’t getting received. I looked in the cyberpanel email log and found this message: Our system has detected that 550-5.7.1 this message does not meet IPv6 sending guidelines regarding PTR 550-5.7.1 records and authentication. Please review 550-5.7.1 I went in to cyberpanel, and
Cyberpanel Unable to Send emails to gmail – IPv6 sending guidelines Read More »
Email – is clearly one function where cyberpanel is not as easy as cpanel. I’m still working through all the methods to make this work, and I’ll document any solutions I find here. On cpanel, I only used email addresses as forwarders (without saving the emails on the server) and also as domain wide “catch
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After upgrading my phpBB board to 3.3, I tested out doing a guest post and I receive an error message that my IP address was blocked by Spamhaus. The problem was that the IP address listed was not my IP address. For whatever reason, it was pulling up an IP address that I am pretty
Spamhaus not showing my IP address – Cyberpanel and Cloudflare Read More »
Everything seemed fine as I was doing some work on various websites. I also was playing around with cyberpanel and “connected” my self-hosted cyberpanel server to the cloud based cyberpanel admin interface. When I went to my normal cyberpanel.domain.com:8090 to access my controls, I got a “Connection Not Secure” and “Your Connection is Not Private”
Cyberpanel Connection Not Secure Not Private When Accessing – Fixed Read More »