cPanel

cPanel is an online Linux-based control panel that simplifies website and server management.

cPanel allows you to publish websites, manage domains, organize web files, create email accounts, and more.

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image 75 - Increase file size and number of uploads limits in PHP

Increase file size and number of uploads limits in PHP

Here I will cover two approaches to increase file size and number of uploads limits in PHP: using the .htaccess fileusing the php.ini Why you should use .htaccess file As always, I recommend utilizing the. htaccess file because the directives will...

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Exclude ai1wm-backup folder from Softaculous backups

For WordPress websites that use both Softaculous backups and AllInOne Migration plugin backups, Softaculous backups include the .wpress files created by the ai1wm plugin and therefore this will significantly increase the size of Softaculous...

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cPanel information disclosure via env.cgi file

CGI Environment Variables are used to display information when debugging applications or to pass that information to another script. If you search google for “env.cgi” you will find thousands of files that disclose sensitive information...

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UID MOVE: IMAP session state is inconsistent, please relogin.

On cPanel emails are stored by default in Maildir format where each email is stored as a separate file in the /home/user/mail/domain/email//cur directory. On older systems and even cPanel in the past used Mbox format as the default where many emails...

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Migrating DNS records from Cloudflare to cPanel

Both Cloudflare and cpanel store DNS zones in standard BIND files. When moving a DNS zone from cPanel to Cloudflare, Cloudflare checks and inserts DNS entries automatically. But, when transferring DNS from Cloudflare to cPanel we must...

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List all cronjobs for all cPanel users

To list all cronjobs for all users on a cPanel server use the following command for user in $(cut -f1 -d: /etc/passwd); do crontab -u $user -l; done or: cat /var/spool/cron/* To list cronjobs for a single user, navigate to /var/spool and view the...