Search results for query: cachewall

I use Cachewall for cPanel here are the settings from that one. Cachewall 80 port Frontend - HTTP Port Varnish Cache binds to this port number to listen for client HTTP requests. 443 port Frontend - HTTPS Port Hitch binds to this port number to listen for client HTTPS requests. 82 port...

So there is no solution to login to my account and remove the ip and change it to the new server ip? Have you tried logging into your cachwall account? Does it work with you?

That seems to be a problem from CacheWall. Following can be the reasons if you are not able to login to your account: Your IP Address/Subnet is blacklisted on that network for Login. In That case, try a VPN(As you told this is happening from 1 month, This should be the problem) Try Password...

`The problem is in logging into my account on the CacheWall website and obtaining the activation key. The site has not been working for a long time and I do not know the reason. I wrote to support and no one responded.

For Installing: rpm -ivh https://repo.cachewall.com/cachewall-release.rpm yum install -y epel-release yum install -y cachewall To activate the Cachewall plugin, you will need to register at the Cachewall site with your email address. Once signed up, CacheWall license manager will immediately...

Hey there! cPanel doesn't have any connection to Cachewall, so I'm not sure you'll find much help for this particular issue on these forums. You may want to contact Cachewall directly, or reach out to your hosting provider for more details.

I am trying to login to my cachewall account to change the server ip address to install cachewall on the server, but the following problem appears for more than a month, is there any solution?

I've just disabled Cachewall and re-enabled it to solve the issue: xvctl disable cachewall xvctl enable cachewall

Yes there are issues with cachewall and it is not supported by cPanel - there are a number of threads in relation to this Search results for query: cachewall

After long time checking, we found that the problem is due to Cachewall plugin, even if the page is not cached by Varnish. However, this plugin seems to be abandoned, I'm asking if anyone else already had this issue with Cachewall. My other server running with Cachewall doesn't have this issue.

It says: Cachewall If you are receiving errors with the WHM\cPanel interfaces please run the below command to update: yum update cachewall --enablerepo=cachewall-development so if I run that it will fix the problem? Thanks

...available. Error: Nothing to do [root@server ~]# ^C My repos list is as follow: [root@server ~]# ls /etc/yum.repos.d/ cachewall.repo cl-mysql.repo cloudlinux.repo cpanel-plugins.repo epel.repo MariaDB102.repo centos-extras.repo cloudlinux-imunify360.repo...

...given. Anybody have any idea how to resolve it or any other free alternate? [root@server ~]# /usr/local/xvarnish/bin/activate --key XXXXXX Cachewall Activation Utility Activating.. XXXXXX (from arg) Validating.. failed Failed API request (- Removed -)...

Hi Same exact issue , contacted the xvarnish/cachewall , no response yet. Does anybody have a working workaround? or an (equivalent) alternative? Best

Hello, This sounds directly related to xvarnish/cachewall. The error you're receiving is because you're using a version of IonCube that is not compatible with PHP 7.2 - cPanel's updated internal PHP version. In order to resolve this, you need to contact the provider of the cachewall plugin...

Hello, When accessing the "cacheWall" topic from a CPANEL an error: Child failed to make LIVEAPI connection to cPanel is present. From the WHM a blank page is present when accessing the "CacheWall" (cachewall.com) heading. Do you know where this error comes from? error related to CPANEL or...

Thanks for that suggestion. I have made that edit. The pesky error came back today, so hopefully this fixes it! Tim

The repo you have installed for varnish is throwing the error. Look in /etc/yum.repos.d/ and edit the file that is specifying the varnish repo and change all then enabled lines to =0 Guessing you have eningintron or maybe cachewall installed. Enginetron has been particularly problematic lately.

@mr_xero, @Lee Mason - I've moved your posts into this thread and added CacheWall to the list of plugins that require an update from it's developers. In some cases, reinstalling the plugin addresses the issue, but ultimately developers must update their plugins to support the new PHP/IonCube...

Same here, loved the plugin until now when i cant access any of the settings via the ui. Id prefer to hear from the cachewall team to release an ioncube 10 release over going backwards with cpanel version though.