Hi,
I don’t know if it’s to do with the hack or just a coincidence but when I go to log into my CyberPanel (https://myIp:8090/base/) I get an internal error with the message “The server encountered an unexpected condition which prevented it from fulfilling the request.” The network tab tells me it’s a “500 Internal Error”.
I can still log onto my VM with Putty and I think things look okay, the databases are there and my website is running normally (though the jar did stop three days in a row a week ago, that normally only happens once every few months).
When I first noticed it I tried to upgrade my CyberPanel following instructions here but the command sh <(curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/usmannasir/cyberpanel/stable/preUpgrade.sh || wget -O - https://raw.githubusercontent.com/usmannasir/cyberpanel/stable/preUpgrade.sh)
gave me the error “protobuf requires Python ‘>=3.7’ but the running Python is 3.6.8”.
I came back to it today and have installed pyenv so that I can have a different version of python running. If I do “python3 --version” it tells me I’m running 3.11.3. Good, I thought, I’ll run the initial command again, but I get the same error message saying my python is 3.6.8.
So, quick question - how can I run the upgrade command so that it’ll use the right version of python? Also, should I be in a particular directory/folder when I run it?
I’ve also tried restarting the panel with “systemctl restart lscpd” and that appears to work, or at least it doesn’t complain. But no difference when I go to the panel.
From another thread when I first looked at this I saw a few log files to look at, I did that (can’t remember which ones) but there was nothing I thought was useful.
Thanks for this, I’d seen it before but didn’t try anything as I’d tried some of them earlier and didn’t think the rest applied.
I’ve now run the kinsing script but it didn’t find anything, htop didn’t show anything that rang any immediate alarm bells, lots of SUCCESS, but I can’t say I know what all the processes were. CPU is fine and, as I said earlier, my site is running without any problems.
Here’s the responses to the commands in step 4, finishing with “netplan: command not found” so couldn’t take that one any further…
I’m not sure this is the cause of my problem, I’ll elsewhere to find out how to do what I asked in my initial question, which wasn’t really a Cyberpanel one.
It turns out the OS I’m running is out of support, vulnerable and older than the hills. I’ll try upgrading that and hopefully this problem will go away.