After upgrading to 7.51 - bug with csf.allow

[nospa]

I've found that after upgrading to CSF 7.51, if /etc/resolv.conf is chattr +i - I'm unable to use csf.allow entries.

I also get this error when restarting csf:

*Error* Unable to open [/etc/resolv.conf]: Permission denied at /usr/sbin/csf line 838

[kdean]

I'm seeing the same error since my resolv.conf is also immutable. What issue are you having with the csf.allow entries? Just wondering if I'm having a problem there as well.

[ForumAdmin]

If you modify /usr/local/csf/lib/ConfigServer/Slurp.pm and change line 31 from:

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sysopen (FILE, $file, O_RDWR) or croak "*Error* Unable to open [$file]: $!";

to:

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sysopen (FILE, $file, O_RDONLY) or croak "*Error* Unable to open [$file]: $!";

You should then be fine.

[kdean]

Thanks. That got rid of the error.

[nospa]

My problem was bigger - I've put in csf.allow entries to allow ssh access to my server only from certain IPs, after upgrade - I was unable to ssh into my server, even to access csf and stop it! I need to ask for kvm in my datacenter to solve this problem. This should be fixed asap in next release of csf/lfd.

[ForumAdmin]

csf v7.53 has been released to resolve this issue:
http://blog.configserver.com