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Now we’re going to start looking into some of those SSH commands. Today we’ll be going over the commands pkgacct and restorepkg.
Backing up and restoring cPanel account’s is, in my opinion, faster by using the command line as you don’t have to wait for a sometimes sluggish web interface to load.
Let’s get started then, shall we? Continue reading ‘Backup/Restore a cPanel Account’
Did you know that if you have cPanel/WHM on your server, you also have a bunch of serverside commands that you can use? These are good for advanced users, or the people who prefer to manage their servers in a hurry via the command line rather than waiting for a web interface to load.
Nearly everything that you can do in the WHM backend can be performed via command line. These scripts are located in your server’s /scripts/ directory. Only use scripts that have been verified by cPanel, or that you know yourself are safe as an unsafe script may damage your server.
Long list of scripts after the break… Continue reading ‘WHM Scripts’
Be honest, how much have you considered server security in the past? In this day and age, it’s not something that should be taken lightly. Today I’ll be teaching you how to install RKHunter. RKHunter (ie: Rootkit Hunter) is a nifty little script that runs via cron daily that checks your server for the most obvious rootkits that might have been placed there by somebody with some kind of malicious intent.
So…I came across this error on a clients site which he was receiving when trying to install a 3rd party script.
The session.save_path setting in your php configuration file (php.ini) is not set or is set to a folder which did not exist. You might need to set the save_path setting in php.ini or verify that the folder sets in save_path exist.
It’s a pretty simple fix in the servers php.ini. Continue reading ‘Session.save_path error’
