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you just uninstalled your apache webserver.

either you go and reinstall it via
yum install httpd
or you need at last to let vesta know of this change, have a look into the doc files for that.
you would then need to rewrite all user web configurations too.

did you trace the IP if it really routes to your box?
or are you using a domainname which may lead to another IP than the one you're expecting, because it is set wrong (typo/forgot to change etc.)?

when did you install it? maybe the needed cronjob hasn't run yet? have a look into /usr/local/vesta/web/rrd there you should see some directories with those needed images inside. if there are none, probably the generation fails (->cron, permissions, missing package) if the images are there but don't...

have you tested this command beforehand via cli?
where did you put it for having it run via cron?
did you restart the cron service if you added it somewhere manually?
maybe get rid of the >/dev/null 2>&1 part. at least for testing purposes and to be able to see whats wrong in the log-files.

the command above won't install a webmailer, it's just a config file for apache...
the problem with nginx not restarting is probably not even related to this.

is your smtp port open/reachable? (e.g. not blocked by your host) and how are you trying to send and receive mails and what error messages do you get as a sender from the server or what bounce messages do you get while trying sending to the server? to read those error messages would probably a prope...

I've seen something like this too, it simply doesn't remove the whole restore task from the queue if it fails. so it will retry on every cron run, which then fails again, every five minutes... if I remember correctly that may happen with backups too, as its the same queue. @iraton you'll find that y...

one should easily be able to search and replace either for filenames or for content of files with two commands... not a lot of magic after all, did this multiple times on standard debian installs - but do use at your own risk! find /home /etc /usr -type f -exec perl -i -p -e 's/11\.22\.33\.44/66\.77...

for vesta Version: 0.9.8 to set php.ini per user/domain copy /etc/php.ini to : /home/<username>/web/<domain>/cgi-bin/php5-cgi.ini edit the php5-cgi.ini file for the domain this may only work with the cgi template and is a bad implementation because it depends on pointing to a php.ini via the comman...

I did use a per domain config e.g. /home/admin/conf/web/nginx.example.org.conf in which to put: location /vstats { alias /home/admin/web/example.org/stats/; } which works so far. probably this small part should be in the per domain nginx-template though, you can take a look into /usr/local/vesta/dat...