403 Forbidden response when installing Let’s Encrypt on a Virtualmin server
Whilst trying to install / renew a Let’s Encrypt certificate on a Drupal 7 site running on a Virtualmin server, you get the following message:
Whilst trying to install / renew a Let’s Encrypt certificate on a Drupal 7 site running on a Virtualmin server, you get the following message:
Renaming a domain in Virtualmin might occur during troubleshooting or because you need to actually refer to the domain by a new name. Thankfully the
Background Upon installation of Webminstats, the MySQL counters are null. Solution Add the root password into the configuration. Reference https://sourceforge.net/p/webminstats/support-requests/43/
1. Login into Control Panel 2. Expand the Server Configuration menu. 3. Click on the SSL Certificate menu 4. Click the Let’s Encrypt tab. 5.
Your server suddenly times out after Postfix re-install / failure. Virtualmin offers three server execution modes viewable under Server Configuration / Website Options. The three
If there is a runaway process called lookup-domain.p on my server, that typically this means there is something going wrong with Postfix. First check if
To change your email password, log into Usermin at port 20000. E.g. https://webmail.yourdomain.com:20000 Navigate to “Change Password” in the left hand side.
In Virtualmin by default outgoing SMTP email will not be encrypted using SSL and you may get warning when setting up your email clients. To
By default Virtualmin does not configure the mail.yourdomain.com virtual alias so you can’t easily just get the Let’s Encrypt certificate to work with it. The
Here is a collection of useful tools, commands, and information for if you’re using the Virtualmin control panel. Missing something? Please leave a comment and