Vesta Control Panel - Forum

Hello, and good day! I have a serious question. I would like to automate SSL keys from LE, but I am unsure where Vesta Stores it's live keys for a domain. It'd be cool if I could point to files on the server instead for other automated processes that renew the certificates in LE at /etc/letsencrypt/...

What about Red Had, and Debian, other OS? Cent OS is bad, bad, baaaad. Used to be my prime choice of servers to exploit. Lol

This is needed security. Domains added by a account, should only be available for said account. Any other user would need to add a domain, or use a IP. Also, some domain registers don't allow subdomains without extra support. For example I have a couple .oil domains which I cannot make subdomains on...

My apache2.conf seems to be ignoring and still shows index.php by default even with a index.html present. Does anyone have any idea how to remedy?

Thanks for the reply. Much appreciated. That clears things up.

I've edited both template files but Vesta CP still links to phpmyadmin folder, any ideas?

I have noticed VestaCP installs some specific packages. Does that mean you can no longer update your OS via apt-get update && apt-get upgrade? Will it installing new versions of said software interfere with VestaCP?

Why can't I login to user accounts via terminal, even after changing password?

Could be for many of vesta's administrative scripts. Port is definitely not bound to one script. Having phpmyadmin outside a secure location is inherently a security flaw. Documentation for phpmyadmin is very clear that phpmyadmin is not to be on port 80 in production environments. Have you noticed ...

Why is phpmyadmin on port 80 when you have a administrative port open on 8083 by default? It puzzles me greatly. In a ideal world, no one would use phpmyadmin, but putting it on port 80 with no .htaccess authorization as well is scary. When I attempt to edit the conf, to listen in on port 8085, it d...