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Sounds like a routing/DNS issue. The firewall settings control just the outside (WAN) interface, so if this solves it for you that would imply that MySQL is communicating primarily over the WAN interface. It should be possible to verify this using netstat after you opened a session: # netstat -an | ...

The default for MySQL is to create host-bound users. If you get phpMyAdmin you can easily verify that what you think is just user "jan" is in fact user "jan@bubba". If you want Jan to connect from any place the user should be named "jan@%". Unfortunately I do not know o...

ah yes. This issue just keeps on popping up, there must be a dozen threads with this exact question, and the real issue is that the Bubba interface in not in a virtualhost. Should be an easy fix yes? Actually the Bubba interface is a a virtualhost, or are you referring to the /admin page? The quick...

OK. Did that. Now everything is truly strange, probably not because this last change. What do you mean with "everything is truly strange"? Is the "harmonyhill" page now using the right webroot but everything else gone quirky? If you have DNS names pointing to your IP that do not...

should that not be >> instead of > Same thing - it's a file that does not exist in the default setup and the only thing it should do is make sure that the directive is added before the first vhost definition. Since I "invented" the file I'm not expecting anything else to be in there that ...

Looks fine ...

Did you also specify the "NameVirtualHost" directive? Try this:

I hate to state the obvious, but based on what you're telling the vhost is actually not working and you're falling back to the default host.

Are you attempting to create an IP based virtual host (i.e. distinguish between LAN and WAN) or a named virtual host? You're doing http and not https I hope?

I'm not sure if it makes much sense to create another vhost and then point it to the same webroot as the default site.

That you're still being redirected may be a browser issue - try emptying your cache.

Ubi wrote:It's difficult enough that a pro like hasn't managed to get it going yet

The professional is having some issues finding enough time for everything he wants to do

Check out the following page:

http://www.linuxhorizon.ro/iproute2.html

Should give you an idea how to accomplish this.

that sounds indeed cool, but maybe more for a linux-guru as yourself, but maybe not for the general noob :D :D :D . I use d to like denyhosts as it kept the dictionary attacks out. Then I moved the SSH port and all my troubles went away. Moving the port trumps all. Actually, it's not really that ha...

why don't you just add an ALLOW rule on top of hosts.deny to whitelist your IP? It's in the manual... Why not just use the firewall? I've actually been thinking of doing something like this myself - not for LAN connections but when I'm someplace else. The challenge in this is that I cannot know bef...

ListenAddress does not define *from* which IP you can connect but *to* which IP you can connect. What you did is assign an address that is non-local and to which sshd can therefore not bind itself. A possible fix would be to change the IP address of the B3 so that it matches one of the ListenAdress ...

well, they call themselves "The Best Open Source Email & Collaboration Software". The community versions is on some sort of altered GPL3 license. Anyway: the source is here: http://download.zarafa.com/community/final/ I was not aware of that. We used to do business with that company b...

Ah, I see. This is about you wanting to route through either a VPN tunnel or straight onto the net on a per service level. In theory this should be possible. Trick is to first be able to identify the TCP/UDP packets and then mark them using iptables' mangle table. Iproute2 can then use the marked pa...