Month: July 2015
Find And Remove Old cPanel Backups
How do I find and remove old cPanel backups? Use the following command from an SSH session to find all backups that are older than 60 days and delete them: find /backup/weekly/incremental/accounts -ma... Read MoreRebuild Named.conf
How do I fix my cPanel DNS configuration or rebuild named.conf? Running the following script from an SSH session will fix most issues when your named.conf file becomes corrupt: cd /etc;mv named.conf n... Read MorecPHulk Whitelist IP Address From SSH
How to whitelist IP address in cPHulk from the command line? From an SSH session, run the following command: /scripts/cphulkdwhitelist <ipaddress> Where <ipaddress> is the IP address you w... Read More
CloudLinux Lvestats Not Working
How to fix CloudLinux Lvestats when they stop working? Run the following command from an SSH session; service lvestats stop;killall -9 lvestats-server;rm -rf /var/lve/lveinfo.db;service lvestats start... Read MoreCreate Cpmove File From Incremental cPanel Backup
How to create a cpmove file from a cPanel incremental backup? A cpmove file can be created by running the following command from an SSH session: tar -zcf /home/cpmove-<username>.tar.gz <incre... Read MorecPanel Package Account
How to package (make a full account backup) a cPanel account from SSH? From an SSH session, run the following command: /scripts/pkgacct <username> <destination> Where <username> is t... Read MoreChange All Folders To 755 And Files To 644
How to reset file/folder permissions to folder to 755 and files to 644? Run the following command from an SSH session: chmod -R ugo-x,u+rwX,go+rX,go-w <path> Where <path> is the physical p... Read MoreHow To Make Sure Tmp Folder On cPanel Is Secure?
Securing the /tmp folder on cPanel is easy. cPanel has a script that will do this for you. With root access, using an SSH seesion, run the following command: /scripts/securetmp Once complete, you will... Read More