Vesta Control Panel - Forum

After installing Vesta I was too lazy to setup and switch to admin user immediately and I did some stuff as root. Now I am confused with the folder and file ownership since I am not sure which should belong and were. my@vestaserver:/home/admin# ls -lh total 16K drwxr-xr-x 5 root root 4.0K Dec 19 13:...

The thing was that I just had to reload apache after disabling the .htaccess and run the command below to renew the certificate. letsencrypt --webroot -w /home/admin/web/my-domain.com/public_html/ -d my-domain.com -d www.my-domain.com --agree-tos --email my@mail.com certonly So as a feature referenc...

Hi, I am a fellow Drupal user but I never had any problems with drush. I used (and using) drush successfully in CentOS 6 + Vesta, CentOS 7 + Vesta, Ubuntu 14.04 + Vesta, Debian 7 + Vesta, Debian 8 + Vesta. All the above with Drupal 7 though. Can you provide more info about your installation, drush a...

Hi guys, I managed to obtain a Let's Encrypt certificate for my main domain (that holds my drupal multisite) in Vesta but now I have problem with renewing it. I keep getting that I lack authorization even I disabled my .htaccess before trying to renew the certificate. Click to enlarge http://s15.pos...

You should be able to avoid having Drupal's (or any other app's) rewrites interfere with webroot auth by using a common webroot directory for all of your domains, accessed by an Alias set in your main Apache config. Apache will route requests there before it gets to the site, so the .htaccess will ...

I understand that, but many people install Control panel because do not know how to install a web server itself, and default opcache the best choice for these users. Those who want another php *cache versed in it and then be able to put his own with the help of several commands. I couldn't agree mo...

As I said above

If you want to add some security or prevent people from looking up your stats, you can check the stats authorization box for your domain in Vesta.

Check if 644 or 655 could do the trick.

That's true, there is no right answer here. I just mentioned the easiest solution (and working out of the box) to implement.

I would like to suggest you adding a "fix" in this automatic script for users to be able to use it with Drupal or other CMS. I didn't have the time to test your script thoroughly but is a known Let's Encrypt bug to have broken authorization when used with Drupal ( https://community.letsencrypt.org/t...