Is it possible to install and run dnsmasq on a shared host webserver (standard lamp stack)? And how would one do this?
I use Siteground and Dreamhost. I think I can run a lamp stack on my NAS too which I may have more permissions for.
Being linux based, I'm assuming it's possible but I know shared services can have limited permissions.
Trying to disconnect a mapped network drive, I get the below error:
Error:
You currently have files open on X: (connected to \x.x.x.x\Share). If you don't close the files before disconnecting from the network device, you might lose data. Do you want to disconnect?
I've checked the "Open Files" section in computer management and it's blank, but the issue persists. I've closed most programs, checked that I've closed any files that are located on this share, I've restarted explorer.exe.
This share contains essential work and if I've really got files open on this, then I need to know. But how can I find out? Is there a powershell / command prompt function that can list any open files by location?
Running Win 10 ver 21H1
Any help appreciated, many thanks.
I've got an online web tool and I want to give access to a company. At the moment, access is controlled by IP via the .htaccess file. The company I want to give access to are on an ipv6 address and although I've tried a lot of methods, they are still blocked from accessing the website.
Let's say their ipv6 is: 26b0:21t7:ada2:4a10:38f5:1d56:7a79:c83c
(side note: weirdly, when they visit a website like https://whatismyipaddress.com they also have an ipv4 address which I've whitelisted as well)
I've read this post but it doesn't actually answer the question:
Whitelist an Individual's IPv6 Range via .htaccess
and I've tried a lot of different things such as:
<RequireAny>
Require ip 51.203.055.209 # whitelisting ipv4 works fine
Require ip 26b0:21t7:ada2:4a10::/64 26b0:21t7:ada2::/52 26b0:21t7:ada2:4a10:38f5:1d56:7a79:c83c
Require ip 26b0:21t7:10::/48 26b0:21t7:11::/48 26b0:21t7:12::/48 26b0:21t7:13::/48 26b0:21t7:14::/48 26b0:21t7:15::/48 26b0:21t7:16::/48 26b0:21t7:17::/48 26b0:21t7:18::/48 26b0:21t7:19::/48 26b0:21t7:1a::/48 26b0:21t7:1b::/48 26b0:21t7:1c::/48 26b0:21t7:1e::/48
</RequireAny>
...but none of the ipv6 works. I'll be honest, I don't really understand the whole subnets thing in ipv6, but I also don't want to spend ages finding out the intricacies of how it works - I would just like a hard and fast rule to whitelist ipv6 addresses in .htaccess.
Would appreciate any help.