Email forwarders in cPanel are stored in file /etc/valiases/domain *Where domain is the domain name under which email forwarders are created. To bulk delete email forwarders in cPanel you can edit this file with your favorite text...
in cPanel mailbox quota for all email accounts under a single domain name is stored in a file named quota. To bulk change mailbox quota for all email accounts under one domain you can modify the quota file located in the following path:...
Here is how to mass change the “Default Mail Address” for all domains (existing accounts) in the server to a specific email address (user@example.com).
sed "s/^\*:.*/user@example.com/g" -i /etc/valiases/*
If you are looking to change the Ftp port on your server from 21 to a non-standard port say 2121, you need tweak the ‘bind’ option in the Ftp configuration file. On a cPanel server with pure-ftp as a Ftp server, you need to edit...
In both Horde and RoundCube the default mode for writting emails is plain text and not HTML. To enable HTML we need to edit one file for each program. RoundCube For roundcube on cPanel the file to be edited is:...
Here is how to check MySQL databases for malware: Open up PHPMyAdminLook for anything ‘weird’ It’s that simple. What’s ‘weird’ you ask? Well, anything that’s ‘not supposed to be in the database’...
The two most frequently used storage methods for email server side are mbox and maildir. The mbox format is older and much less common, since its basically putting all your eggs in one basket. A single database file stores all of the...
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After installing LiteSpeed in our server, new uploads in WordPress websites (wp-content/uploads directory) are showing “nobody” permissions. If switched back to Apache, uploads work fine and are uploaded under the correct user. Error log...
During a rutine malware cleanup a file named hax.html caught my attention. On the outside the file was a simple “you’re hacked page” that looked like this: 407 Authentic Exploit Shell But with a POST method sent to it a nice little...
If you receive the following error message in the /var/log/messages file while restarting the pure-ftpd service, the problem is in the ftp configuration file at /etc/pure-ftpd.conf pure-ftpd: (?@?) [ERROR] Configuration error: Illegal load limit: 0...