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You're absolutely right. I just started going through the various vilnerabilities in my latest guides. Thanks for pointing this out! I have updated the guide to include a quick method to disallow anyone but the host(s) to have access to PMA.

Additionally, if the VBox is hosted by someone else and has some sort of limitations attached, you can (optionally) disable these two lines as well. Doing so will remove the single-user access initially set up.

Good morning. Your IP address is set to a local host IP. You'll need to obtain your IPv4 (you can Google "What's my IP" from the device) and replace all the 198.x.x.x with that IPv4 address. There is also one minor discrepancy on the ssh config. You can remove, or comment out the X11Forwarding to say "no".

This has been tested by a couple others on VBox. You'll need to get the public IP of the VBox which will likely be different from your system's IP. Your Public IPv4 is what you want.

I would recommend using the .lua files instead then. It's just as easy to add that and edit using Sublime or Notepad++. You'll need to diff the client executable with custom lua/lub paths though.

Updated with how to patch and send patches on the webserver.

Updated to include some patching process information. More to come soon.

It'll have to be an A record since the CNAME is just routing you from another host. YOu'll need a separate IP address for that listing there and add it to the DNS records.

STEP SIX: DNS. (Mask your IP) i1.6.0 will help you through this step. Inside are details for eachs tep to masking your IP. If you need your IP address (IPv4) search on google "What's my IP" and it should show you there.

You'll need an IPV4 unless you're masked by a DNS. If your IP changes, like mine does, you'll need to mask it with a DNS or set the IP addresses to be localhost (127.0.0.1).

-Added Batch editing (bulk edit) for images.

Sorry, my mistake. You must enter the domain name you got here. That would be that happyragnarok.wuaze.com domain in that box.

Step Seven getting SSL Certified i1.7.0 Links are included and underlinked.

Step seven is for making your home page HTTPS instead of HTTP. This can be done with just your IP as well. Step eight is file transfer protocol which is also able to be done withjust the IP. For these next steps the DNS is optional as a feature, but still recommended if you plan to publish this website publicly.

You can, yes. This is only necessary if you want to mask the IP with a domain name.