Recent content by Patrick Dankers

Ok small update from my end, tried the trial of WPGuardian.io which results in this; --------------------------------------- ERROR: You are trying to connect a server with Plesk (installed in /usr/local/psa) to WP Guardian. WordPress sites hosted on Plesk servers are already protected by WP...

Ok let me try and make it clear from an enduser viewpoint; Yes what you note is true, the add on adds; Vulnerability Protection, Smart Updates and Smart PHP Updates. But not for my situation as I am using the single license version add-on. Single-site WP Guardian addon does not include other...

Hi Kaspar :) First of, thanks for the reply much appreciated. Also good to hear that something of an overview is coming ... somewhere down the line. (I get giving an ETA is hard) But Effective WordPress Security for Hosting - WPGuardian is noting a full on dashboard in the promotional...

Hi guys, Yesterday I activated the single site version of Vulnerability Protection for one of my domains to see what merit it offers., But where/how can I tell if it s doing anything at all? On the WP Guardian website they seem to have an interface but can we access something similiar or? If...

Hi guys, I activated the single site version of Vulnerability Protection, but where/how can I tell if it s doing anything at all? If this works out I might look into using it more. Hope to hear from you. Best regards Patrick Dankers

Yeah, im quite stubborn when it comes to that ;) But rubber ducking always helps to some degree, so once again thanks for that!

Quick sidenote that might also help some people. We should probably make the iptables rules persistent; yum install iptables-services And save the current setup rules; iptables-save > /etc/sysconfig/iptables If you have ipv6 rules as well ip6tables-save > /etc/sysconfig/ip6tables

My lord I solved it. Let's track back what happened. [root@srvtrans-p24 jottentransip.nl]# nc -vuzw 3 foodontour.nl 443 Ncat: Version 7.92 ( https://nmap.org/ncat ) Ncat: Connected to 93.119.2.12:443. Ncat: UDP packet sent successfully Ncat: 1 bytes sent, 0 bytes received in 2.01 seconds...

Thanks again :) Always good to bounce ideas around with someone Yeah the above server is merely a test server, so no worries, I picked that one for a reason. Main thing is we have well a bunch of servers I plan on setting this up later on once it is clear what is holding us back in getting...

Thanks for sharing, yeah I am assuming something of a config issue. The big question being as to where as I tried, Pure Nginx, Nginx as reverse proxy, dedicated fpm, normal nginx fpm. I did some more attempts; with Plesk [root@srvtrans-p24 jottentransip.nl]# sudo firewall-cmd --permanent...

Ok, UDP is connectionless so ok it makes some sense. So the Alt SVC header is now there, But why would the protocol still be H2 instead of H3 in dev console? Am I overlooking something? I tried multiple browsers which serve other website with h3 just fine.

Not sure what is going on now; patrickd@Patricks-MacBook-Pro output % /opt/homebrew/opt/curl/bin/curl -vDI https://foodontour.nl/ --http3-only * Host foodontour.nl:443 was resolved. * IPv6: (none) * IPv4: 93.119.2.12 * Trying 93.119.2.12:443... * connection closed by idle timeout * connect...

Ok I do see what you mean, but I have openend up the ports; Using the Plesk firewall extension, manually using iptables; [root@srvtrans-p24 pdtemp]# iptables -S -P INPUT ACCEPT -P FORWARD ACCEPT -P OUTPUT ACCEPT -N f2b-ssh -A INPUT -p tcp -m tcp --dport 22 -j f2b-ssh -A INPUT -p tcp -m tcp...

Following this as while I can run the command just fine, for each and every website im still seeing it being served by HTTP2. I also followed the above sequence, but to no avail. Having HTTP3 not show up on multiple servers. in which locally and at host the needed ports have been made open for...

Hi Alawson, thanks for your reply. I eventually got it working with a specific plugin but had to change the default logic from purge to ban for some unclear reason. Stil thans for taking the time to give me a reply, very much appreciated!!