Almost all server and account settings can be customized through cPanel’s Web Host Manager – WHM. Most website hosts using cPanel do not allow access to WHM for domains organised on a shared server. WHM accessibility is often given only to accounts hosted on dedicated solutions. If you are a SiteGround customer and your account […]
This setting allows you to specify whether the server delivers notice e-mails to accounts that approach their bandwidth limits. This setting defaults to Off You can inform the customers those were nearing bandwidth limit through mail. To set up this option, Login to your WHM Simply select the “Tweak Settings” weblink under “Server configuration”. Within the“Mail” […]
cPanel by standard makes an e-mail account same as cPanel’s username. It is not possible to remove this e-mail account and it may be used by cPanel internally. Mail in your default account is stored in the two subdirectories named “cur” and “new You may find it in /home/username/mail/ If you want to remove all the […]
We can disable magic quotes in joomla by editing the php.ini file. Your default php.ini file exists for each cPanel account in public_html folder. To edit the magic_quotes settings, you will first need to open your cPanel, navigate to the public_html folder using the File Manager, and then edit the php.ini file. You can disable magic quotes in joomla […]
It’s very simple to set up FTP service on the server, please do as instructed below to set up FTP service and set up a customer to use FTP. Before setting up FTP you need to validate that it is not already set up on your server. For centos os use the command to check […]
For configuring email account on outlook 2007 follow the steps below,You must have an email account already created in cPanel to do so. Open Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 on your local computer Go to Tools -> Account Settings Click “New” in the upper left corner Select the “Microsoft Exchange, POP3, IMAP, or HTTP” Click “Next” […]
You can re-install MySQL on cPanel server by following the technique described below, Firstly you need to know the SQL rpms that were set up on your server. For that run the following command. rpm -qa | grep -i mysql Then remove the required MySQL rpms on the server using yum command. You can do […]
Apache sometimes crashes, outcome from the Apache error_log strike this error. (22)Invalid argument: couldn’t grab the accept mutex (22)Invalid argument: couldn’t grab the accept mutex (22)Invalid argument: couldn’t grab the accept mutex (22)Invalid argument: couldn’t grab the accept mutex (22)Invalid argument: couldn’t grab the accept mutex (22)Invalid argument: couldn’t grab the accept mutex (22)Invalid argument: […]
One of our client was getting email failure messages from a domain name hosted on our server, The error was like: This error occurs when an account sends email to addresses that fail or defer more than the set limit and Exim restricts them from sending any email out of your server. If the define […]
Sometimes, something odd happens when you go to add an IP address to your server, you’ll see this error: If that happens there are a couple of things to check and correct. Hopefully one of these will work for you. Make sure that the IP address you’re trying to add has been removed from these files: /etc/hosts […]