You are running an insecure kernel

[futureye]

WHEN I OPEN MY WHM
A TEXT LINE SAYES
You are running an insecure kernel


HOW CAN ENTER TO MY WHM in a Secure gate.


HOW CAN I ADD A LOGOUT LINK
TO CLEAN UP THE COCKIES.???

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[Angel78]

Originally posted by futureye
WHEN I OPEN MY WHM
A TEXT LINE SAYES
You are running an insecure kernel


HOW CAN ENTER TO MY WHM in a Secure gate.


HOW CAN I ADD A LOGOUT LINK
TO CLEAN UP THE COCKIES.???

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which kernel are you running?

type uname -r in SSH

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[Angel78]

whm secure = https://www.domain.com:2083

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[futureye]

Re: Re: You are running an insecure kernel

Originally posted by Angel78
which kernel are you running?

type uname -r in SSH

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can you expaline more am new to this progamme.

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[futureye]

Originally posted by Angel78
whm secure = https://www.domain.com:2083

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i'll try it thanx

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[futureye]

i try to open throw port 2083

but it's not working

all what i have to enter the WHM is
domain.net/whm
domain.net:2086

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[Curious Too]

Originally posted by Angel78
whm secure = https://www.domain.com:2083

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The message was not that his WHM was insecure, the kernel on his server is insecure. He needs to know how to see which kernel his machine is running.

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[Curious Too]

Originally posted by futureye
i try to open throw port 2083

but it's not working

all what i have to enter the WHM is
domain.net/whm
domain.net:2086

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Select the Server Information link in your WHM, it will show you which kernel your machine is using.

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[Angel78]

Sorry my mistake it is :

https://www.domain.com:2087 (2083 is for cpanel)

and for the second one, download putty:

http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html

and then use it to login (choose SSH not Telnet) once logged try using uname -r and it will tell you whic kernel you are using (updating is another story)

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[futureye]

thanx all for answering my Q..

thanx again

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