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HOW TO INCREASE DENY IP LIMIT IN CSF FIREWALL

  How to increase DENY IP limit in CSF firewall   In CSF firewall, old IP addresses will be automatically removed from /etc/csf/csf.deny file when the ‘DENY_IP_LIMIT ‘ is reached. An example is given below : root@server [~]# csf -d 192.168.1.1 csf: DENY_IP_LIMIT (200), the following IP’s were removed from /etc/csf/csf.deny In the above example you can see that DENY_IP_LIMIT is 200 so the oldest IP in csf.deny was removed when you tried to add a new IP to deny list. Do the below steps to increase deny IP limit in CSF firewall. Setting DENY limit to a very high value will slow down network and website. Make sure there is sufficient resources on the server before you increase this value. 1. Log into linux server via SSH as root 2. First take a backup of the CSF configuration file. cp -a /etc/csf/csf.conf /etc/csf/csf.conf.original 3. Edit CSF configuration using vi editor vi /etc/csf/csf.conf Change the below lines DENY_IP_LIMIT = “200” to DENY_IP_LIMIT = “500” DENY_TEMP_IP_LIMIT...

WAMP server 2 of 3 services running - How to solve

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iRkondTfmoQ CMD net stop http redemmare WAMP

LOCAL and REMOTE email

 Si vous hébergez le nom de domaine et la messagerie est sur un autre serveur vous devez configuer cela en REMOT avec l'adresse IP du serveur distant Question    Within the "Email Routing" section of cPanel, what is the difference between  Remote Mail Exchanger & Local Mail Exchanger ?   Answer   This section details how cPanel should handle mail for domains hosted on the server.  If the MX records for the user's domain resolves to the server, the option should be set to "local". If instead, the domains MX records are resolving to a remote host, the option should be set to "remote." You may also select "automatic." More details about email routing on our website here:

How do I calculate bandwidth usage per email account?

Pour IMAP MB avec la DATE 19 Oct Sorting by the last twelve hours is a fairly complex query when taking in timezones and crossing dates, due to how the timestamps work. You may be able to get satisfactory results just by inserting a grep for the current day to the query: awk -F':' '{print$1}' /home/dzamaca/etc/maarama.dz/shadow|while read address;do printf "%s@maarama.dz: " "$address";grep "imap.*${address}@maarama.dz" /var/log/maillog*| grep "Oct 19"|awk -F'/' '/bytes/{SUM += $NF}END {print SUM/1024/1024" MB"}';done | grep -v " 0 MB" Quand il y'a une date comme le 05/12/2022 il faut faire Dec 5 ( avec 3 blanc ) et Dec 25 avec un Blanc Calculer pour une seule boite email du -sh /home/dzamaca/mail/ebs.dz/y.boutarouk/ Pour IMAP MB awk -F':' '{print$1}' /home/dzamaca/etc/maarama.dz/shadow|while read address;do printf "%s@NOM DE DOMAINE.DZ" "$address"; g...

dmarc add record

  _dmarc.NOMDEDOMAINE.DZ.   TXT 14400 v=DMARC1; p=none; rua=mailto:postmaster@ NOMDEDOMAINE.DZ

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Periodic Table of DevOps Tools

The Periodic Table of DevOps Tools is the industry's go-to resource for identifying best-of-breed tools across the software delivery lifecycle. Created by DevOps practitioners for DevOps practitioners , over 18,000 votes were cast across more than 400 products in 17 categories to produce the 2020 Periodic Table of DevOps Tools. Whether you are starting fresh, filling gaps, or replacing existing DevOps tools, get started by using Periodic Table to identify the right tools for your DevOps pipeline.   https://digital.ai/periodic-table-of-devops-tools