Change hostname?
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Change hostname?
When I installed Vesta on my Centos6.4 server, I used the server hostname "cp.bwl*******.com" (replaced part with asterisks)
Now that domain has expired and Vesta is having problems, because it tries to use that hostname for FTP and other things.
How can I change that setting in Vesta? I have already changed it in my Centos system, but it doesn't seem to fix the issues.
EDIT: Nevermind, that fixed it! Yay!
Now that domain has expired and Vesta is having problems, because it tries to use that hostname for FTP and other things.
How can I change that setting in Vesta? I have already changed it in my Centos system, but it doesn't seem to fix the issues.
EDIT: Nevermind, that fixed it! Yay!
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Re: Change hostname?
for thoses who want to know how:
6. Make sure server hostname is FQDN compliant
root@localhost:~# hostname
localhost
root@localhost:~# v-change-sys-hostname mail.vestacp.com
root@localhost:~# hostname
mail.vestacp.com
http://vestacp.com/docs/
6. Make sure server hostname is FQDN compliant
root@localhost:~# hostname
localhost
root@localhost:~# v-change-sys-hostname mail.vestacp.com
root@localhost:~# hostname
mail.vestacp.com
http://vestacp.com/docs/
Re: Change hostname?
Does it break anything to change hostname?
Let's say I have mycp.mydomain.com then I decided to change it to vestacp.myotherdomain.com?
Let's say I have mycp.mydomain.com then I decided to change it to vestacp.myotherdomain.com?
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Re: Change hostname?
I am having a similar issue to this. I previously setup VestaCP with with a FQDN but it killed VSFTPD and has again done it on another instance. Emails go out to the end users but I cannot connect to vsftpd.
Never mind - Firewall was blocking the PASV ports
Never mind - Firewall was blocking the PASV ports