One thing most people do not realize is the fact that sending Instant Messages over the Internet is not secure. Every time you speak with someone you risk the chance of someone listening in on those conversations. Especially now a days with so many wireless networks hackers can easily join networks and grab all of…
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I think with the template I have installed for Joomla that the Page Class Suffix is broken for some reason so I cannot easily add CSS changes that way. I was amazed at how hard it was for me to locate how to do this. I searched forever on Google and could not find the…
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I recently upgraded a customer management software called ClientExec from a very old version (2.4.9__2.5beta4) to the latest stable version (ClientExec 3.1.4). It had been a long time since the administration type settings had been updated but it was time to clean things up. One area lets you manage billing types which I was about to attempt.…
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I have a couple people who write articles from time to time sand after installing WP Block Admin they were unable to get to wp-admin anymore. Since we are only using three user levels on this site which are Admin, Author, and Subscriber. On install WP Block Admin is set to only allow Admin and…
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This error was displayed in Apache’s error.log after an ISPConfig installation. Initially the problem was thought to be with perl’s DATE::FORMAT however that ended up not being the case. Somehow the httpd.conf file in /etc/httpd/conf/ got corrupted on the LogFormat line as shown below. [quickcode:corrupt-httpd.conf] LogFormat “%v||||%b|||||%h %l %u %t \”%r\” %>s %b \”%{Referer}i\” \”%{User-Agent}i\””…
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This article was written to create an easy step to add more SPAM protection to ISPConfig when you are running postfix. This not only will cut down on SPAM but it will also cut down on load by not sending as much SPAM to spamassassin. Below are some SPAM protection additions that can be made…
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This is caused by the version of apache not being what ISPConfig expects it to be. The ISPConfig virtual hosts file, located /etc/httpd/conf/vhosts/Vhosts_ispconfig.conf, has some configuration file lines that need to be removed. The lines are not a bug but are for different versions of apache.
It has been awhile since I have used ClientExec and the Authorize.net plugin. ClientExec has really come a long way and everything went really smooth until I tried to start testing processing credit card orders. I filled in a new customer and attempted to save a credit card for the new user and the screen…
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I noticed this error during an ISPConfig on CentOS 5.2 install and realized I had installed postfix without MySQL support. After looking around for a bit I was unable to locate a yum repository that included a postfix package with MySQL support built in so I decided to download the source RPM and install by…
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