Log in as the root using ssh to your server Type the following commands: # cd /scripts # ./updatenow # ./easyapache Just follow on screen instructions to rebuild Apache for CPanel server under Linux/FreeBSD OSes. Please note that you should see a menu on screen asking you which option you
Zend Optimizer is a PHP addon which offers caching to improve speed when loading sites; it can increase performance by up to 40% by caching frequently viewed portions of PHP pages. Zend Guard also is useful for encoding PHP files to protect source code. Here’s how to install Zend Optimizer:
First you would need to login as root via ssh, then as root issue the following commands: wget https://www.configserver.com/free/csf.tgz tar zxfv csf.tgz cd csf ./install.cPanel.sh At this point the CSF installation is complete and the configuration file should suit your needs, to edit the CSF configuration issue this command: pico
eAccelerator is a PHP accelerator and optimizer. It helps improve performance by re-using compiled PHP scripts and optimizing them to speed up their execution. In order to have it installed you will need a dedicated server environment because it requires global server changes. In cPanel its installation is very easy
The easiest way to install clam antivirus in cPanel is through install plugin option in CPanel WHM. Go > WHM > cPanel Install Plugin > Enable Clamav Connector
1. Login to cPanel and go to the Files section. 2. Click FTP Accounts. 3. To the right of “Login:” type the name of the FTP user. Please note: a full FTP user name will always be formatted as user@primarydomain.tld. You cannot create an FTP account without your domain name
By default, PhpMyAdmin in a cPanel server imposes an upload limit of 50MB. So, importing a SQL file larger than 50MB may time out. To increase the default upload limit, just follow these steps. First, log in with SSH and root. Next, search the path of php.ini (generally, it’s located
1. Login to the SSH with root user 2. Use the command as php -i | grep php.ini 3. This will output the path to the php.ini file being used.
1. Login to the WHM 2. At your left hand side Menu search for Easy Apache, Click on it 3. Keep the configuration as it is and go for Customize The Profile, click on it 4. You will see the current configuration, Click on Exhaustive Options button 5. You should
1. Log into WHM 2. Service Configuration –> Apache Configuration 3. Global Configuration 4. Scroll down to Directory ‘/’ Options 5. Un-tick Indexes option 6. Then save 7. Finally, rebuild by clicking rebuild apache conf
Step 1: To restore the cPanel account backups, enter the following command /scripts/restorepkg username [Note: In order to restore the data, you need to be in the directory where the backup file is stored.]