cPanel/WHM

How To Modify a cPanel Individual User Cron Job Using SSH

Introduction Cron jobs are an essential tool for scheduling tasks on your website’s server. In cPanel, managing cron jobs for individual user accounts is straightforward, but sometimes you might need to modify these jobs directly using SSH for more advanced control. This guide will walk you through the process in simple, easy-to-understand steps. Remember, this […]

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Suspending and Unsuspending Accounts via Root SSH in WHM/cPanel

In a WHM or cPanel server, administrators often need to manage user accounts, especially in situations where an account is involved in undesirable activities such as spamming or phishing. Suspending an account temporarily disables it, preventing any activity. This can be crucial for maintaining server integrity and security. While these actions can be performed through […]

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One-Click cPanel Server Issue Fixer Tutorial

Managing a cPanel server efficiently is crucial for optimal website performance and user experience. In this tutorial, we’ll guide you through creating a one-click solution to fix common cPanel server issues using a custom bash script. This script will automate the process, making it convenient for users to resolve problems with just a single command. […]

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Comprehensive Guide to Reinstalling Packages with YUM on Linux

Introduction:In the dynamic world of Linux administration, encountering scenarios where reinstalling packages becomes a crucial troubleshooting step is not uncommon. This comprehensive guide aims to provide you with a detailed walkthrough of the process of reinstalling packages using YUM, a robust package manager widely used in RPM-based Linux distributions. Understanding the Need for Reinstallation:There are […]

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Fixing CloudLinux Error: “su: cannot open session” due to Incorrect Ownership

Introduction:Encountering the “su: cannot open session” error in CloudLinux can be frustrating, but fear not! This tutorial will guide you through the process of identifying and correcting the ownership of files and folders under the user’s .cagefs directory, allowing you to establish a shell session successfully. Symptoms:You may come across this error when attempting to […]

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