I have a server application (that I cannot change) that, when you connect as a client, will give you other URLs to interact with. Those URLs are also part of the same server so the URL advertised uses the hostname…
I created my database offline using XAMPP. After uploading my site, I imported my database into server PHPmyadmin. Yet when if i load my website it will deny me access to the database displaying this error message: Failed to connect…
I have urls like this: https://foo.somedomain.com https://foo.bar.somedomain.com https://foo.bar.baz.somedomain.com and so on And I want nginx to replace dots "." characters in the subdomain part of the hostname by dashes "-", so this would result in : https://foo.somedomain.com https://foo-bar.somedomain.com https://foo-bar-baz.somedomain.com and…
I've had to change hostname on a Google Cloud Compute that is running a WHM instance, but it keeps resetting every now and then and restart. My /etc/hosts are currently as follow: 127.0.0.1 localhost localhost.localdomain localhost4 localhost4.localdomain4 ::1 localhost localhost.localdomain…
when i try to connect to with username@hostname and not username@ip my command line return a error: OpenSSH\ssh.exe: Could not resolve hostname ns335234: H364te inconnu. I use this tutorial to do it: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-set-up-ssh-keys-on-debian-10 I try many things now it is…
I've got a few host that return an unqualified name for InetAddress.getLocalHost().getCanonicalHostName()(Documented here) e.g. "foo" instead of "foo.example.com". What could cause this and how could I fix it? Running "hostname -f" on the command line returns the FQDN and nslookup…
I've created a Google instance in Google Compute Engine with CentOS operating system, then I installed Cpanel. My problem is with WHM/Cpanel, it needs a hostname to be FQDN hostname, specifically for updating Cpanel or it will fail. My problem…
In our dedicated server even we run "/usr/local/cpanel/bin/set_hostname" from SSH as ROOT all notifications from the server has wrong hostname URL. The problem remains only in notification mails and sometimes HTTPS URLs (but this one is cause of local DNS…