Category: cPanel

cPanel is a leading hosting control panel and it is being used by many web hosting provider. cPanel can manage your entire server and all services i.e. DNS, web service, FTP, email server etc. When you install a cPanel on your server, it updates system binaries as well and it make lots of changes...

If you are using cPanel on CentOS 6 or CentOS 7 server, you may see the following security advisory: No symlink protection detected You do not appear to have any symlink protection enabled on this server. You can protect against this in multiple ways. Please review the following documentation to find a solution that...

HTTP/2 is a major revision of HTTP network protocol used by WWW (World Wide Web). It was derived from SPDY protocol (developed by Google). HTTP/2 is supported by almost all modern browsers. cPanel has recently added support for HTTP/2 in EasyApache 4. Now, cPanel users can enable HTTP/2 on their server. HTTP/2 can boost...

Enable mysqli using Easyapache 4 Default PHP MSQL extension is deprecated and it will be removed in the future PHP version. Instead of PHP mysql extension, mysqli should be used in the code to avoid PHP compatibility issue. In EasyApache 3, we can select mysqli extension separately during Apache and PHP compilation using EasyApache...

This tutorial will assist you updating your cPanel contact information....

This video tutorial will assist you changing your cPanel style from your cPanel....

This video tutorial will assist you creating and managing your MySQL database from cPanel....

As you know, FrontPage extensions have been removed from cPanel 11.46. On an existing installation of Microsoft® FrontPage® extensions on your Linux server(s) will block the ability to upgrade to cPanel & WHM software version 11.46. Microsoft® discontinued support for FrontPage® extensions on Linux servers in 2006. Blockers are conditions that will not allow...

Sometime you may receive the error stating that your exim queue is corrupted. This can happen if the spool file remove from the server. If you are using ConfigServer Mail Queues (cmq), you may see the following message: Broken spool file – removed To get rid of this message, you can follow the below...

Sometime you may receive the following error while modifying cPanel account: “Unable to fetch the cPanel user file for username.jFu8eBofRJWGD_cOgBNdwe8cBF1GItdh“ There could be several reasons for this problem as follow: If the account is transferred from other server Account is transferred from other control panel like Plesk/Ensim Human error while modifying...

Customize httpd.conf for VirtualHost in cPanel On cPanel/WHM server, httpd.conf is regularly rebuilt and custom changes are lost each time it is rebuilt. Also, it is not recommended to edit main httpd.conf to change settings for VirtualHost. To customize httpd.conf for VirtualHost in cPanel, it is required to use include conf file to override...

cPanel & WHM 11.34 reached End Of Life on October 15, 2013. cPanel & WHM 11.34 will continue functioning on your server however they will not release any updates including security updates for this version. They have advised all their customers who are still using cPanel & WHM 11.34 to plan to upgrade cPanel...

If you are unable to see .htaccess or any other hidden files (start with . (dot)) in your cPanel file manager that means you have not selected an option “Show Hidden Files”. You can enable it by following the below steps: Log into your cPanel Click the “File Manager” icon Select...