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How to Install Maldet and Run a Scan | Maldetect

Download the current version of maldet at https://www.rfxn.com/downloads/maldetect-current.tar.gz

wget https://www.rfxn.com/downloads/maldetect-current.tar.gz

Extract the downloaded file

tar -xvf maldetect-current.tar.gz

Go to the extracted directory

cd maldetect-1.6.5

Now install it

./install.sh

You done!

Maldet update command

maldet -u
maldet -d

Maldet Configuration Files

  • exec file: /usr/local/maldetect/maldet
  • exec link: /usr/local/sbin/maldet
  • exec link: /usr/local/sbin/lmd
  • cron.daily: /etc/cron.daily/maldet

How to USE maldet ?

Scan

maldet -a /path/to/scan

OR

maldet --scan-all /path/to/scan

View the scan report

maldet -e SCANID
maldet --report SCANID

How to setup Email Alert on Maldet?

vi /usr/local/maldetect/conf.maldet

 

 

 

 

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Missing vmail Folders .Sent, .Trash, .Drafts, .Junk, and Other

  • Missing Sent, Trash, Drafts, Junk, and Other Folders

Solution: Check whether the dot files are hidden. Make the dot files to show.

Horde

  • Click on the Folder Actions option.
  • Choose the Rebuild Folder List option.
  • Then choose the Show All Mailboxes option.

Roundcube

  • Go to Settings.
  • Click Folders.
  • Re-subscribe to each folder by clicking the check box.

Windows Mail

  • Click IMAP Folders.
  • In the Show/Hide IMAP Folders dialog box, select a folder.
  • Click Show.

Thunderbird

  • In the Folder pane, look for IMAP mail and right-click on it.
  • Go to Settings, click on Server Settings, then select Advanced.
  • Remove the checkmark on Show only Subscribed folders.
  • Click OK.

Microsoft Outlook Express

  • Under Folders on the left side of the screen, select the inbox for your email (NOT the one under Local Folders).
  • Click the Tools menu, then select IMAP Folders.
  • Select the desired folder(s).
  • Click Show.
  • Click OK.

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How to Install WordPress through webmin?

How to install WordPress on Webmin – Virtualmin and Usermin

  • Login to your Webmin Account where you want to install WordPress
  • Go to Virtualmin tab
  • Click on “Install Scripts”
  • You will find “WordPress” in the Available Scripts tab. Select it.
  • Click on “Show Install Options”
  • Now select or enter installation directory or sub-directory under public_html.
    • At top level
    • WordPress (directory)
  • Click on “Install now”
  • Confirm and click “Install now”
    • Are you sure you want to install WordPress into the directory /home/username/public_html? 4 files totalling 2.81 MiB already exist, and will be deleted if the script is un-installed.
  • Click on the link
    • WordPress initial installation finished. It can be completed at https://domain.com/wp-admin/install.php.
  • Select Language
  • Provide information needed
    • Welcome to the famous five-minute WordPress installation process! Just fill in the information below and you’ll be on your way to using the most extendable and powerful personal publishing platform in the world.
  • Click on “Install WordPress”
  • That’s ALL!

 

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How to install webmin, usermin, virtualmin

Install your Operating System

List of supported OS:

  • CentOS/RHEL Linux 7, and 8 on x86_64
  • Debian 9, and 10 on i386 and amd64
  • Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, 18.04 LTS, and 20.04 LTS on i386 and amd64

How to install Virtualmin/Webmin control panel in CentOS 7?  

Login to your server as root and follow the steps

  1. Let us update the packages before starting the installation process. 
    yum -y update
  2. Download the installer file with the below command for Virtualmin/Webmin control panel on CentOS 7. 
    wget http://software.virtualmin.com/gpl/scripts/install.sh
  3. Run the installer now with the below command. 
    chmod +x install.sh && ./install.sh
  4. You will be prompted. 
    Continue? (y/n)
  5. Write “y” and hit enter. The installation will start and it may take about 10-15 minutes to finish. 
    [INFO] Started installation log in /root/virtualmin-install.log
▣□□ Phase 1 of 3: Setup
Downloading RPM-GPG-KEY-virtualmin-6 [ ✔ ]
Downloading RPM-GPG-KEY-webmin [ ✔ ]
Installing Virtualmin 6 key [ ✔ ]
Installing Webmin key [ ✔ ]
Updating apt metadata [ ✔ ]
Downloading repository metadata [ ✔ ]
Enabling universe repositories, if not already available [ ✔ ]
Disabling cdrom: repositories [ ✔ ]
Cleaning out old metadata [ ✔ ]

▣▣□ Phase 2 of 3: Installation
Installing Webmin [ ✔ ]
Installing Usermin [ ✔ ]
Installing fail2ban [ ✔ ]
Removing nginx (if installed) before LAMP installation. [ ✔ ]
Removing unneeded packages that could conflict with LAMP stack. [ ✔ ]
Installing postfix [ ✔ ]
Installing virtualmin-lamp-stack [ ✔ ]
Installing Virtualmin and plugins [ ✔ ]
3 Feb 16:49:24 ntpdate[53399]: adjust time server 91.189.89.199 offset -0.000487 sec
Installing updates to Virtualmin-related packages [ ✔ ]

▣▣▣ Phase 3 of 3: Configuration
[1/23] Configuring AWStats [ ✔ ]
[2/23] Configuring Apache [ ✔ ]
[3/23] Configuring Bind [ ✔ ]
[4/23] Configuring ClamAV [ ✔ ]
[5/23] Configuring Dovecot [ ✔ ]
[6/23] Configuring Firewalld [ ✔ ]
[7/23] Configuring MySQL [ ✔ ]
[8/23] Configuring NTP [ ✔ ]
[9/23] Configuring Net [ ✔ ]
[10/23] Configuring ProFTPd [ ✔ ]
[11/23] Configuring Procmail [ ✔ ]
[12/23] Configuring Quotas [ ✔ ]
[13/23] Configuring SASL [ ✔ ]
[14/23] Configuring Shells [ ✔ ]
[15/23] Configuring SpamAssassin [ ✔ ]
[16/23] Configuring Status [ ✔ ]
[17/23] Configuring Upgrade [ ✔ ]
[18/23] Configuring Usermin [ ✔ ]
[19/23] Configuring Webalizer [ ✔ ]
[20/23] Configuring Webmin [ ✔ ]
[21/23] Configuring Fail2banFirewalld [ ✔ ]
[22/23] Configuring Postfix [ ✔ ]
[23/23] Configuring Virtualmin [ ✔ ]
▣▣▣ Cleaning up

[SUCCESS] Installation Complete!
  6. Now login to your webmin panel at https://serverip:10000 and create new virtual server. You may receive a security warning in your browser on your first visit.
    • You will be prompted for Post-Installation Wizard. Click on the next and select the appropriate setting for your system.
    • Install default virtual server and let’s Encrypt SSL
  7.  Multiple PHP Versions