Posted by TechFiz on July 11, 2009
Unable to login to hypervm for some reason? Forgot password link now working? Try this. #cd /usr/local/lxlabs/hypervm/httpdocs #lphp.exe ../bin/common/resetpassword.php master <new password> #/etc/init.d/hypervm restart Now you will be able to login to hypervm with the new password. Same thing works for lxadmin admin account.
Posted by TechFiz on June 9, 2009
A brilliant software engineer, Founder of LxLabs.com, creator of HyperVM – optimized virtualization technology which runs on both Xen and OpenVZ, “Host In a Box” solution LxAdmin/Kloxo for Web hosting companies, server owners, resellers – K.T Ligesh(32) commited suicide last night (8th June,2009) at his residence located in H.S.R Layout, Bangalore. Yesterday night I was [...]
Posted by TechFiz on March 4, 2009
Editing /etc/php.ini, or enabling few options via LxAdmin might not get work in LxAdmin servers. I faced this problem while trying to enable error logging. Whlie I was digging for the reasons, I found that each domain is provided with a separate php.ini under /home/httpd/domainname.com folder (replace domainname.com with domain’s name). php.ini found under this [...]
Posted by TechFiz on August 19, 2008
If you keep getting emails from your LxAdmin server with the subject ‘Could_not_connect_to_license_server’ and body text ‘License has been reset to default’ do open the port 5558 (TCP outgoing) to resolve the issue. LxAdmin gets connected to its license server client.lxlabs.com every month during the updates. It also might check for license update too.
Posted by TechFiz on August 18, 2008
I thought I will have a great Sunday and sleep for long hours. I was stuck with a networking issue on one of the HyperVM Server. Ips of VE’s were not pinging from outside world. All due to misconfiguration of SonicWall firewall and also the weird CentOS 5.2 nightmares. It was a challenge to look [...]
Posted by TechFiz on August 5, 2008
If you’re unable to login to horde on a lxadmin box, check the mail logs at /var/log/lxadmin/maillog I found the following in logs : Aug 5 06:43:27 www imapd: LOGIN FAILED, ip=[::ffff:127.0.0.1] Aug 5 06:43:27 www imapd: LOGOUT, ip=[::ffff:127.0.0.1] Check if you have CRAM-MD5″ in IMAP_CAPABILITY= line in the /usr/lib/courier-imap/etc/imapd file. Remove it and restart [...]