[benjamin b]

# 2 years, 4 months ago

do

docker ps

then

docker inspect <nodename>

to get the exposed ip address and port

and then use it to avoid the error

[benjamin b]

# 3 years, 5 months ago

Also for ubuntu

sudo apt-get purge network-manager

below should work for centos and rhel as well

sudo systemctl stop NetworkManager.service
sudo systemctl disable NetworkManager.service

[benjamin b]

# 3 years, 5 months ago

For centos, rhel … here we go

  service NetworkManager stop
  chkconfig NetworkManager off

[benjamin b]

# 3 years, 6 months ago

/scripts/mailperm <cpanel username>

the above should fix it

here are further info on the script

Usage: mailperm <modifier> <user>

Arguments:
<user> – Optional argument to specify the scope of
the permissions checks. The specified user must
be a valid system account.

Modifier Flags:
–skiplocaldomains – This optional argument bypasses
addition of missing domains to the /etc/localdomains
file when specified. The localdomains file specifies
to Exim that it should always accept delivery for
the listed domains. Remote domains are removed from
/etc/localdomains regardless of this flag.

–skipmxcheck – This optional argument bypasses synchronizing
the mail exchanger setting from the cpanel users file to the
system.

–dirsonly – This optional flag limits setting permissions
to only modifying directories.
NOTE: The “maildirsize” files are always fixed if needed.

–skipserverperm – This optional flag prevents modification
of the mail system files used by Exim and limits the
scope of permission modifications to the mail account
files.

–verbose – This optional flag signals the utility to
report detected permissions problems per user prior
to modifying any permissions.

–help – display this message and exit.