How can I reset the MariaDB root password on ClearOS 7. The procedure for ClearOS 6 MySQL does not seem to work for MariaDB.

I have tried various permutations of the MySQL reset password suggested approach for ClearOS 6 but it does not seen to work for MariaDB on ClearOS 7.

Have you followed this process? I have not checked it out and it may be old. Also note there is a difference between the user version of mysql (MariaDB) and the system version (system-mariadb). I would not try to reset the system-mariadb password or things may break.

How can I reset the MariaDB root password on ClearOS 7. The procedure for ClearOS 6 MySQL does not seem to work for MariaDB.

I have tried various permutations of the MySQL reset password suggested approach for ClearOS 6 but it does not seen to work for MariaDB on ClearOS 7.

The rule was created in the webapp. I'm no longer getting email notifications saying Kopano rejected my forwarding request, although I'm never getting forwarded email either. The Kopano dagent log is giving off the same message I show above.

I haven't setup anything in Outlook to send or receive for this domain yet. It's not that I haven't tried. Outlook doesn't like my mail server settings. I've tried letting it auto-configure them, but it just sits in limbo forever. The newest Outlook doesn't allow for much user configuration. I wouldn't mind some advise on how I should setup my Outlook mail account when my ClearOS is set the way they are in the attached pics.

Hello Dave,
Thanks for the informations. I decide to ban these addreses so I'll remove them from my black list
But I don't use HA mode ...
Thanks

Hello Dave,
No i didn't . In fact, as I could not click on the custom firewall item to select it, I decied to click on the link 'Learn more' which is dispalyed after a while when we've the mouse on a package (yellow windows). From there, there was the option 'Download and install' and I went this way.
Thanks

You should be able to set up custom FORWARD rules to block "NEW" packets from the power generation facility, either by IP/subnet, or, perhaps, the relevant tun interface.

Are you sure that in ClearOS 6 you did not have an extra firewall rule which SNAT'd any packets emerging from the tunnel?

For tcpdump I google "tcpdump examples" and use that. First determine your interface (use the ClearOS LAN interface and monitor that) then you probably just want to pick out packets containint both the source and destination IP's of your test. I always build up my queries bit by bit as I never remember where the brackets and quotes go. I start big then narrow down.

For the firewall, a couple of rules in your remote machine will do:
You may want to add narrow down by interface as well but I am not sure. Messages go to /var/log/messages.

Nick Howitt wrote:

...Following the warning shot from Micro$oft over the summer when (probably due to a bug) Win 10 could no longer join an old-style NT4 domain...

Hi Nick

Just as a Side note here:
That was totally Microsofts Fault as they decided to drop default support to the smb 1.0 protocol. This was easy to get around though but took a bit of hands on work to do - ie add it back through "add windows features". We had that problem at work where all of a sudden all newly staged Laptops (a couple of thousand to be exact) landed outside the domain.

Nick Howitt wrote:
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Thanks for the information. I do know people who work with Red Hat folks on the kernel and nobody likes that back-porting work. Im not saying its not patched, im saying keeping that cruft patched is a terrible job that nobody likes doing. It will be a great relief getting back to where the current versions of things are. RH should not be going 5 years between major releases, bad form.
I get the 7.6 coming first - but curious when any alpha / very dirty test releases of 8 are planned.