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    Have you opened an online store using the platform WordPress?

    Now, it's being a trend to buy everything online. Just by being at home, you can order and pay whatever you need. If you are the proprietor of any business or blogger it is a must for you to have an e-commerce website. Use WordPress for creating your eCommerce website. It has a lot of things all...
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    Guide to Preventing WordPress XML-RPC Exploits

    XML-RPC is a protocol that allows the use of XML for data exchange. Using this, a person can send HTTP requests to a remote server by creating input parameters in XML form and get a response. In WordPress, the XML-RPC protcol is used profoundly. The functionality of it is enabled by default...
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    Complete Guide to Virtual Hosting with Apache

    Virtual hosting allows you to host multiple websites or domains without having the need to create separate services for every domain. With this approach, you can manage your resources easily and efficiently. If you’ve been using Apache web server, you can set up three types of virtual hosts...
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    A Complete Guide to Disabling AutoSSL Email Notification in cPanel

    If you’ve been using SSL certificates to protect your website from online attacks, then you must have receive email notifications regarding the validity, expiration of the certificates in cPanel. That’s because of AutoSSL Email Notification system. It notifies users regarding the status of their...
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    Recovering Server Data using JetBackup Disaster Recovery Option

    If you lose server data for any reason, then you can recover it using tools like JetBackup. It’s a great tool that allows restoring a complete server from remote backup servers. You’d be using JetBackup Disaster Recovery option in the following cases: You’re running on a JetBackup server and...
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    Location of nginx logs on server

    You can find the logs in /var/log/nginx/ location: [root@ ~]# ls -lah /var/log/nginx/ total 608K drwxr-xr-x 4 root root 4.0K Nov 11 04:36 . drwxr-xr-x. 17 root root 4.0K Nov 11 02:10 .. -rw-r----- 1 nobody adm 187K Nov 8 03:35 access.log drwx--x--x 2 root root 267 Nov 7 04:45 domains -rw-r-----...
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    Steps to check swap space on server

    You can check below steps to check the available swap space on your server, for that you can check below articles: You have to use below command to check the swap space : -bash-4.2# free -m Total Used Free Shared Buff/Cache Available Mem: 1998 480 409 104 1108 1229 Swap: 1023 37 986 For...
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    Steps to install mod_evasive Apache module

    This module help to mitigate DDOS and DOS attack on server,let’s see how to install mod_evasive Module. You can install yum command or also use WHM to install it. ea-apache24-mod_evasive mod_evasive check requests of all the IP address on websites. Mod_evasive will log the IP address in this...
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    Configuration of Apache Timeout directive in WHM

    You can follow below steps to configure Apache Timeout directive. But one thing, it is must to have root access of your server. Login to WHM. Go to Service Configuration » Apache Configuration » Global Configuration Search for “Timeout” directive by scrolling Here you have to enter desired...
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    Changing Database Port of WordPress Website

    WordPress uses MySQL as its database by default. When you start using WordPress, the database port will be set to something by default by the hosting provider. In most cases, you don’t have to worry about finding it out or changing it. But in other instances, changing database port of your...
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    Steps to configure Apache’s RLimits Directive in WHM

    You can configure Apache RLimits in Apache Configuration option: Login to WHM. Here click on “Apache Configuration” under “Service Configuration”. Now click on “Memory Usage Restrictions”
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    Steps to configure Apache’s RLimits Directive in WHM

    You can configure Apache RLimits in Apache Configuration option: Login to WHM. Here click on “Apache Configuration” under “Service Configuration”. Now click on “Memory Usage Restrictions”
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    Steps to reset PHP configuration for system-level

    If you want to reset php.ini file to default settings, then you can follow below steps: You can reset it for every PHP version like ea-php74, ea-php73 etc. ea-phpxx Here xx is version like 74 version. First you have to rename ini file and then reinstall the package. mv -vi...
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    Steps to add new values for PHP settings in Selector

    You have to add your values in /etc/cl.selector/php.conf file to select from drop-down in cpanel. You can change the range of your PHP settings according to your requirement in /etc/cl.selector/php.conf. Here you can check example of this: Directive = memory_limit Default = 128M Type = list...
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    Steps to unban IP address from WHMCS

    If you are not able to login into WHMCS due to IP ban issue from login failure. If you are using incorrect login details three times then you get banned from WHMCS. You have to whitelist your IP address in WHMCS with below steps: Login to WHMCS. Here under “General Settings” click on...
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    Steps to check PHP error_log file according to size

    If you want to clear error_log to a particular size of file then you can either done this with user’s cron job or you can done this for entire server with /home. Here is the command which can be use to add in root’s crontab which can be use to clear error_log files whose size over 2M. find...
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    Steps to check PHP Modules in website

    Most of the time we use phpinfo() to check all the PHP modules but if you want to check any particular module then you can follow below steps: You can put a php file like test.php and check desired modules. <?php echo "DOM: ", extension_loaded('dom') ? 'OK' : 'MISSING', '<br>'; echo "GD: "...
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    Steps to remove PHP version from command line

    Sometimes we need to remove particular PHP version. For that you can follow below steps: If you want to remove all PHP packages for any particular version then you can use this command: For EA4 packages: yum remove ea-phpxx* For alt-php (CloudLinux) packages: yum remove alt-phpxx* Here xx...
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    Steps to install PHP expect module with PECL in WHM

    You can follow below steps to install PHP expect module with PECL: First of all you have to install below yum packages with below command: yum install expect expect-devel expectk tcl tcl-devel tk tk-devel After installing all above packages you can go to WHM for further steps: WHM > Software...
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    A Complete Guide to Customizing Admin Login Page in WordPress

    WordPress has made publishing on the internet easy. And the best part is its highly customizable. You can change literally anything without even having to code. When it comes to customizing admin login pages, you can make modifications pretty quickly. In this guide, learn how to customize the...
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