What ports do you have open on your incoming firewall? You'll want 80, 81, and 443 for HTTP, Webconfig, and HTTPS access on the WAN side. If your server is in Standalone mode, you wouldn't have to worry about internal traffic. If it's in Gateway mode, you can use custom firewall rules to block LAN traffic.

Thanks again Dirk. Re-install went OK as did the restart. Some logs are already updating, will wait a few days before checking the remaining ones.

Re: Logs Frozen

Will I break anything if I reinstall rsyslog?

Shouldn't...



You can find your logs in /var/log. You can manually rotate your logs using for example, which would rotate your cron, maillog, messages, secure, and spooler logs. Other logs that can be rotated in said fashion can be found in /etc/logrotate.d.

Will I break anything if I reinstall rsyslog?

Shouldn't...



You can find your logs in /var/log. You can manually rotate your logs using for example, which would rotate your cron, maillog, messages, secure, and spooler logs. Other logs that can be rotate in said fashion can be found in /etc/logrotate.d.

What do you get at your shell prompt when you check the service?

It's actually a very nice server package. I've been using it for years. Using apps like Putty and WinSCP allow you to remotely perform commands at the command line and edit script in all your files, albeit it's easy to break things if you're not careful. That's why we back things up. There is great documentation available at ClearOS's documentation site to familiarize yourself and learn how to navigate the server and its packages. This forum is a wealth of knowledge as well.

Re: Where's the GUI on ClearOS?

Webconfig is all you get for a GUI when you install ClearOS. https://youripaddress:81

Login as root using your root password.

If you're looking for a desktop environment like a Windows or an Ubuntu or a Centos box, you're not going to get that out of the box.

Re: Where's the GUI on ClearOS?

Webconfig is all you get for a GUI when you install ClearOS. https://youripaddress:81

Login as root using your root password.

If you're looking for a desktop environment like a Windows or an Ubuntu or a Centos box, you're not going to get that out of the box.

Webconfig is all you get for a GUI when you install ClearOS. https://youripaddress:81

Login as root using your root password.

If you're looking for a desktop environment like a Windows or an Ubuntu or a Centos box, you're not going to get that out of the box.

ClearOS repos Unavailable?

So if the ClearOS repos are still available, why am I consistently having this issue?