(fomerly know as WHM File Manager/Console) This is an exclusive! and free! add-on product for cPanel/WHM. The product provides you with a full featured Filesystem explorer and a Virtual Console to use within your web browser in WHM. It gives you root access from the top level of your disks and allows you to enter non-interactive commands and…
How to setup your Domains Statistics cPanel plugin Version Status 3.5.0r Stable Release System Requirements * cPanel/WHM 11.38.1+ server * Security Tokens = On “WHM » Main » Server Configuration » Tweak Settings » Security” * For Resellers!!! Allow PHP to be run when logged in as a reseller to WHM = On “WHM » Main »…
To install Logview: # wget http://www.logview.org/logview-install # chmod +x logview-install # ./logview-install # rm -f logview-install Login to WHM, go to the plugin option and Logview will be there.
Requirements A cPanel installation. As latest as possible. Perl Modules: JSON PHP Modules: curl json Note that, installation of Perl modules are already handled by the installation scripts. For PHP (this is the WHM and CPanel’s PHP, not the public one used by publisher’s visitors), please install them manually through these steps: Modify /var/cpanel/easy/apache/profile/makecpphp.profile.yaml to enable the…
PHP.ini Manager (phpinimgr) is a WHM plugin designed to help you manage custom php.ini files for your users. It will list all php.ini files in the users root and www folder. If you are using suPHP, you can laso use PHP.ini Manager to activate, edit and update custom php.ini files for your users. Features…
1.0: Document Purpose The purpose of this document is to provide instructions for the manual extraction and installation of the WordPress publishing and blogging platform. 1.1: What Is WordPress? WordPress is a state of the art platform allowing one to create a blog or website. WordPress is a content management system, or CMS, allowing a…
By default your website is loaded from the public_html folder of your account. The public_htmldirectory is also called web root folder or document root folder. If you’ve created a test website under a sub-folder and you want it to be displayed when you type your domain name, add the following lines to the .htaccess file in the public_html folder: RewriteEngine on RewriteCond…
The number of inodes represents the number of files/folders you have on your web hosting account. The more inodes your account uses, the more system resources it consumes. Thus it is wise to keep the number of your inodes(files/folders) as small as possible. Our customers can see the number of inodes they are using from their cPanel > Inodes…
If your website has been hacked and malicious content has been inserted into your files, you should clean them as soon as possible to prevent further damage to your hosting account. Let’s say that the following code has been inserted to some of your files: <?php eval(base64_decode(‘malicious_code’)); ?> You have to search in all of…
The most common reasons for a hacked (defaced) website include: – Outdated web application. Every popular web application (Joomla, WordPress, PhpBB…) has had security problems and that’s why you have to use always the latest version. – Outdated web application extension. If you have installed any third party extensions, you have to keep them up-to-date…