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damn. Woke up this morning and 5 of my servers have been compromised.

I had a small cluster of websites, about 10 on my VPS on the default "admin" account. One of my clients uploaded a plugin through wordpress with malicious code on it and it spread to all other websites on the user account. In the future, if I created each website with it's own user on a single VPS, ...

I'm trying to figure out what website is taking up my CPU load on my VPS. htop is showing user www-data is maxed out to 100 / apache2, but how do I figure out what user in www-data is using all my resources?

I'm using Debian 7 x64.

heybro wrote:

imperio wrote:

How to add SSL to IP?

its not possible
you can add ssl certificate only on web domain

and why is there a tutorial on how to do that, link up :)

Sorry, I made a mistake when making the post, I meant to say add SSL to the Vesta Panel

If using apache, edit the sites .htaccess for the directory by adding the following line without quotes:
"Options +Indexes"

To disable directory listing protection add the following to .htaccess without quotes:
"Options -Indexes"

hey atonit / heybro, i have added SSL to my previous ISPconfig install. I will see how it goes and post my results later on today.

I solved my problem. I opened mysql and ran SHOW TABLES; It had "Error 1018 (HY000): Can't read dir of '.' (Errno: 24) - so I hit my limit for open files. I ran "sudo lsof -u mysql" to confirm and I had 1060 files. I increased my limit by adding "open-files-limit = 2048 " in my.cnf After restarting ...

If I reboot the server the databases show up again until view a database. After everything is not visible until a fresh reboot.

I just completed migrating about 50 sites over and started setting up subdomains. After creating the final database, I log into phpmyadmin and nothing is there. on the left it shows "No databases". I have probably set up about 40 databases before this, they were all visible but now everything is not...

I want to use StartSSL's free certificate for the VestaCP install.