I have posted this previously (http://talk.plesk.com/threads/modify-plesk-firewall-rules-never-completes.326239/) but not really got any answer.
I am running 12.0.18 Update #27 on CentOS 6.6 and while I can make changes to firewall rules, I cannot activate them. Importantly, I need to permit my ISPs sysadms to SSH to the box and am unable to grant them permission and so this is an important issue.
So sequence is:
Last time IgorG suggested checking a number of logs which I have done and none show any errors.
I have looked to run the automatically generated script manually so as to observe any errors, but that just gives a 'bad interpreter' error.
I've then looked at Plesk 11 Set firewall rules manually (http://serverfault.com/questions/486115/plesk-11-set-firewall-rules-manually)) and insteringly looking at
/usr/local/psa/var/modules/firewall/firewall-active.sh I can see a default file of 542 bytes which isn't the running config...if it was, my ISP sysadms would be able to get into the VPS.
So is there are real practical advice on any of:
I am running 12.0.18 Update #27 on CentOS 6.6 and while I can make changes to firewall rules, I cannot activate them. Importantly, I need to permit my ISPs sysadms to SSH to the box and am unable to grant them permission and so this is an important issue.
So sequence is:
- Make firewall change
- Click Apply changes
- Optionally review the script generated to apply the change(s)
- Click Activate button
- Get message: "Applying in progress. If your browser shows connection error messages, or if this screen does not disappear in more than 30 seconds, go to previous page" and there we stay indefinately
Last time IgorG suggested checking a number of logs which I have done and none show any errors.
I have looked to run the automatically generated script manually so as to observe any errors, but that just gives a 'bad interpreter' error.
I've then looked at Plesk 11 Set firewall rules manually (http://serverfault.com/questions/486115/plesk-11-set-firewall-rules-manually)) and insteringly looking at
/usr/local/psa/var/modules/firewall/firewall-active.sh I can see a default file of 542 bytes which isn't the running config...if it was, my ISP sysadms would be able to get into the VPS.
So is there are real practical advice on any of:
- Actually making the 'Activate' (updated firewall rules) process complete and do something
- Applying firewall changes from the CLI, either by running the automatically generated script or by other means