
Automatically delete logs after stats runs
Solution Login to WHM, Click on the “Tweak Settings” link under “Server Setup”. Within the “Stats and Logs” section is a check box with the …

Solution Login to WHM, Click on the “Tweak Settings” link under “Server Setup”. Within the “Stats and Logs” section is a check box with the …

Solution The stunnel binary listens on these ports and forwards the requests to cpsrvd (the web interface binary). Ensure that it is running. root@cpdemo [~]# …

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 …

Solution CPanel will automatically use directories named in the home[0-9] fashion. So if you were to add another hard disk, and mount it as /home2, …


Solution Login to WHM, Click on the “Tweak Settings” link under “Server Setup”. Within the mail section is a check box with the heading: “Prevent …

Solution Log into your server via WHM/cPanel via url like ‘https://10.20.30.40:2086/’ Selecte ‘Update Apache’ under the ‘Software’ section of WHM on the left side near …

Solution Before setting up compression of your logs, you will want to have cpanel run the stats as often as possible. This is so you …

Solution CPanel does not formally release any language packs. You will first have to find the language pack that you are wanting to install. This …

Solution Login into the server via ssh and run the following command: root@cpdemo [~]# /scripts/installzendopt This will start an ncurses based installer. The defaults should …

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 …