In Cpanel Server, you can set Time Zone in WHM once you logged in as user root. If you have WHM reseller access you won’t be able to set server time. You need to contact the server administrator with root access to set the time. Go to Home > Server Configuration > Server Time You … Read more
To see the currently running process on Cpanel/WHM server, log in to WHM. Search for “process” on the left-top corner search box. Under System health, click on “Process Manager” WHM > System Health > Process Manager This page list all running process. On the left of each process, you have the option to kill a … Read more
To disable catch-all email address for all sites hosted on Cpanel Server, run sed -i ‘s/^\*: [^ ]*$/*: :fail: ADDRESS DOES NOT EXIST/g’ /etc/valiases/* Back to Cpanel Server
On a Cpanel Server, when you visit a shared IP address used by multiple websites, you will see the website of the first VirtualHost entry. This is not good when you have multiple customer websites as your other customers may visit the IP and see the site associated with the first VirtualHost entry and complain … Read more
We have a site where we host demo websites that we do for our customers. We don’t want search engines to index these sites or strangers to see them. So it is password protected. The problem is Cpanel Auto SSL needs to access URI like /.well-known/ for SSL domain validation. With password protection, SSL domain … Read more
To see the current mail server setup on the Cpanel server, run Cpanel Provide Following Mail servers SMTP: eximPOP/IMAP: courier, dovecot Roundcube mail logs in Cpanel cpanel suspend email See exim mail server, Cpanel Server
WordPress Toolkit in Cpanel/WHM allows you to easily install and manage WordPress websites. To install WordPress Toolkit, log in to WHM as user root. Go to WHM > WHM Marketplace On the Next page, you have the option to install WordPress Toolkit. Methood 2: Usuing command line To install WordPress Toolkit in Cpanel server, login … Read more
To check if Cpanel/WHM server need reboot from command line, run whmapi1 system_needs_reboot Example On a server with latest kernal [root@ns522466 ~]# whmapi1 system_needs_reboot — data: details: {} needs_reboot: 0 metadata: command: system_needs_reboot reason: OK result: 1 version: 1 [root@ns522466 ~]# On a server that need reboot [root@server22 ~]# whmapi1 system_needs_reboot — data: details: kernel: … Read more
Mailman is a mailing list management software that comes by default on Cpanel Servers. Most websites don’t need this feature. Most small sites don’t need email discussion features provided by Mailman, mostly used by large scale open-source software for email discussion. To disable Mailman, login to WHM Method 1 In WHM, search for “service manager”, … Read more
RedHat, parent company of CentOS Linux announce it will stop supporting CentOS 8, the latest version of CentOS. CentOS is build from the source code RHEL, making a free version of stable and well-tested enterprise ready RHEL Linux. CentOS 7 will keep getting security updates until it reaches End Of Life June 30th, 2024. For … Read more
Cpanel Servers have a bruceforce attack detection module called cPHulk Brute Force Protection. In case your server have another bruteforce detection software like ConfigServer Security & Firewall, you may need to disable cPHulk Brute Force Protection as you don’t need 2 software for same purpose running on the server. To disable cPHulk Brute Force Protection, … Read more
On Cpanel server Apache configuration file get recreated every time you modify or add a new web site. In cause you need to modify VirtualHost entry for a web site hosted in cpanel, you should not edit /etc/apache2/conf/httpd.conf file. If you open /etc/apache2/conf/httpd.conf and check virtual host entry for a web site, you will see … Read more