Apache status is not showing up in WHM.
Solution This is usually due to the server-status directive being commented out. 1. Back up your current httpd.conf root@cpanel [~]# cd /usr/local/apache/conf root@cpanel [/usr/local/apache/conf]# cp …
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Create symlink to the public_html folder
Solution Create symlink to the public_html folder : If you have ROOT access to your server you can symlink to the public_html folder Go to …
Where can I change my servers timezone and sync the time to a time server?
Solution You can change the server timezone settings and sync the clock with a time server by browsing to the “Server Time” link under “Server …
What do I do if /var partition is constantly running out of space?
Solution Make sure your log rotation scripts are configured and working properly. If you’ve disabled crond for some reason it’s likely that none of the …
Rotate Log Files for Cpanel Plesk etc
Solution The default installations of Apache will set this up using the logrotate script. If you don’t have this configured automatically or if you’re using …
I get strange errors like sd(8,10) write failure, user limit block reached – when adding FP extensions, adding accounts, maybe others ?
Solution That says that the client is probably over their quota. Run /scripts/fixquotas and check how much space the user is taking up and compare …
Rotate Log Files
The default installations of Apache will set this up using the logrotate script. If you don’t have this configured automatically or if you’re using a …
How do I manage user sessions?
You can monitor and manage the currently active user sessions from the control panel. To access the user sessions management functions, select the Sessions shortcut …
How do I edit the account information and password?
To change the information in your record follow these steps: Click the Edit icon on the Home page. The account details will be displayed: To …
How to downgrade from apache 2 back to apache 1.3
If you need to go back to apache 1.3 after installing apache 2, you’ll need to do the following: 1) Restore the old httpd.conf file: …
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