Hi, sorry for this post but im in an alert mode… By mistake i deleted the Allow rules from the firewall dashborad at my Hestia server… I rebooted the machine but now i don’t even have access with bitvise ssh client… Im on an Oracle Machine… Please help. Bruno Miranda

Hello Bruno, you have to contact your provider. In this case, oracle. And ask them to recover or grant you local shell access.

Yes, thanks, i have knowledge about creating instances and vps machines, however i made a mistake… Thanks for the support provided

Thanks a lot for your guidance. really helped!

Login via VNC / what ever Oracle Cloud provide Then run: CLI Reference | Hestia Control Panel

I apologize for writing here again, but I really need guidance now regarding the Hestia server. I am incredibly grateful for the valuable time you have taken to provide me with assistance. I have successfully accessed the files on my boot volume by attaching it to another instance. I’ve added the …

Restart server or v-update-firewall

I’ve restarted the server but is not working… Still no connection for dashboard or even ssh on port 22… The only way i can edit the files is mounting this server to another working instance… that way i can’t use the v-update-firewall… Should i update the v-update-firewall file with all the new mo…

Have you tried from a chroot environment while booted from another system volume?

Yes, i get to the point to execute on chroot environmet the v-update-firewall i get this error root@instance-20230607-2318:/home# /usr/local/hestia/bin/v-update-firewall cat: /proc/cpuinfo: No such file or directory cat: /proc/cpuinfo: No such file or directory grep: /proc/1/environ: No such fi…

v-stop-firewall And sort everything else via ssh…

Deleted the Firewall "Allow" rules by mistake

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linkp June 7, 2023, 1:09pm 2

You will need console access or a rescue boot disk, neither of which have anything to do with Hestia which means this is the wrong place to expect to receive training in their use.