Andrei Rolando León Salas wrote:
> Hi, first of all i want to thank you all that do this help. Without this i
> cold never put my own webserver. Now my question. I know when i have to
> install some software, they recommend a "fresh" install of centos, but my
> provider (we have server via internet and webmin) every fresh install says
> that i need to pay like 50$ ( alittle expensive for me). Im live i Costa
> RIca and here internet sucks thats why i use panama server. Now my
> question
> is: theres any form to restore to "default" a centos server? like windows
> 8 or like norton goback? i searh a lot via google but not sure if theres no
> way or i dont know how to search it. Sorry for my bad english. Hope could
> help me this time
First, who is this they who recommend a "fresh" install of CentOS, and
what's the software? There's absolutely no reason I know of, nor am I
aware of any software, that requires you to do a complete new install of
the O/S (other than, maybe, for WinDoze...).
In short, I think a) they're full of it; b) they have no idea what they're
talking about, and don't know *Nix, or c) just what is it that's *in* that
software?
Thinking about it, the first thing that comes to mind is that iptables is
set to leave your box wide open.....
mark
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