[BlueOnyx:19418] cmoduser clistuser shell tools etc not working

Hi, None of the shell tools appear to be working in 5209r: # clistuser clistuser: unrecognized option `--list' # clistvsite clistvsite: unrecognized option `--list' # cmoduser -n user -p password cmoduser: unrecognized option '-n' etc ___ Blueonyx

[BlueOnyx:19417] Re: PHP 7.04 for vsite

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[BlueOnyx:19416] PHP 7.04 for vsite

VPS 104 5209R I have installed PHP7.04 show up in the web admin gui as installed software. When I go to a vsite php 7.04 is not there, I did a remove and re-install did a cced.init and admserv restart and still does not show under any vsite logs show no errors and shows installed RC -- /*

[BlueOnyx:19415] Re: Cannot install SSL Certificate :(

Hi Michael, > >> No GUIaccessType key: >> >> 102 DATA productBuild = "5106R" > >A 5106R? I didn't know you were dealing with antiques. ;-) Unfortunately yes - this is on the todo list for when I come back from holiday - retire all 5016R VPS! > >Yeah, only the new GUI has the option to hotwir

[BlueOnyx:19414] Re: Cannot install SSL Certificate :(

Hi Colin, > No GUIaccessType key: > > 102 DATA productBuild = "5106R" A 5106R? I didn't know you were dealing with antiques. ;-) Yeah, only the new GUI has the option to hotwire it to HTTPS only. So you should actually have working HTTP access to port 444 on your end. Regardless of the GUI cert

[BlueOnyx:19413] Re: Cannot install SSL Certificate :(

Hi Michael, > >I'm not sure what you want to do there. Usually the GUI works on both >HTTP and HTTPs. However, through the GUI you can configure that you only >want to allow HTTPS. > >If the cert is broken and you have that enabled, then you may have a >problem. Looking in /etc/admserv/conf/http

[BlueOnyx:19412] Re: Cannot install SSL Certificate :(

Hi Michael, > >I'm not sure what you want to do there. Usually the GUI works on both >HTTP and HTTPs. However, through the GUI you can configure that you only >want to allow HTTPS. I am not getting a GUI login at all - so I suspect that the SSL is broken because that is the only thing I have to