This account is currently locked out because a brute force attempt was detected. Please wait 10 minutes and try again. When attempting to login again it will only increase the delay. If you frequently experience this problem, I recommend read this article. Today I’m going to demonstrate that how you can fix a cPHulk Brute Force Protection […]
cPHulk is a security feature,protected from Brute Force attack and it found only on cPanel based Linux servers. cPHulk locks down the cPanel and WHM logins, SSH (shell/root access) logins, FTP logins, and IMAP/POP3 (mail) logins. These primary services are closed down, Once a set number of failed login attempts has been reached. cPHulk will prevent any further […]
Sometimes we have to run a simple php script using the “standard” cron job. A typical method for operating PHP programs from a cron job is to use a command-line system such as curl or wget. For example, the cron job operates a control just like the following command: curl http://example.com/script.php In this command, curl […]
The Apple Mac Email is a free, built-in third party email client for Mac customers that offers easy installation and personalization with a user-friendly interface. This tutorial will describe the general installation of the Apple Mac Email. Depending on your software version,When you originally start MacMail, you will be provided with a display just like […]
Time to time we receive a complaint from managed VPS clients that they are not able to create session, they usually get an error some thing like PHP Warning: Unknown: open(/tmp/sess_8974c0acd95c8d7ae09aa9222bb1acab, O_RDWR) failed: No space Usually you can do the same old thing i.e. remove old files from /tmp. Usually deleting files older than 1 […]
Normally we will set the hostname of a system during the set up procedure. Many peoples don’t worry about this, and don’t modify the hostname even if for example this was set to something really ridiculous by the datacenter that installed the system. The process of changing your hostname is very simple. 1-Change The Hostname Through […]
By default, when we use the file manager in cPanel, it does not display hidden files. Hidden files are those files that starts with a dot, such as .htaccess .htpasswd .bashrc .htaccess is actually a typical file to modify, and so if you would like to modify the hidden files it can be easily edited […]
Sometimes you need to reset your PHPMyAdmin password. For example,you can use FTP and log in to cPanel but requested to sign in again when tries to access PHPMyAdmin from your cPanel .When you provides your same password PHPMyAdmin denies to you ,or may be you are resetting your password as a regular maintenance. In […]
Cron job is a standard Linux feature that allows you to executes commands at specified intervals from within your cpanel. It places a particular program to run at a particular time or periods on automated. These schedule tasks are called Cron Jobs.For example, you could set a Cron job to delete temporary files every week so […]
cPanel has introduced a new backup system in 11.38, this is most robust, has more options, and is easy to use. I personally like the option of additional backup destinations. /usr/local/cpanel/bin/backup –force The above command with –force makes a new backup, even if the last scheduled backup was run and successful. If you do not […]
Solutions, Tutorials, Tips & Hacks for people using cPanel or Plesk cPanel & Plesk are defacto standards for Webhosting nowadays. If you ever ran a website or developed a website, chances are you have used one of these. cPanelPlesk covers both panels from the perspective of users, developers, and web hosting startups. You will also find a complete section about setting up and hardening a new cPanel server step by step.
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