The Unix/Linux command “usermod” is a useful one to alter the already created user via command line. The command Useradd or adduser is for creating a user in Linux system/server from its command prompt. The basic syntax for creting a…
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How to restart the service Spamd – cPanel
Service Spamd It’s not such a great deal, but we must know how to do this!! I wondered the service Spamd is not there under “/etc/init.d/” directory. In a cPanel server, there is a script to manage the Spamd service.…
How to delete a group from server via commandline – Unix/Linux
What is a group in Linux? This is a way to organize Linux users. The group membership is administrated by the file “/etc/group” which includes a list of groups and its members. We can also define a user in different…
How to run Python scripts with cPanel?
Python script showing code itself in browser instead of running!! Python is a widely used general-purpose, high-level programming language. Its design philosophy emphasizes code readability, and its syntax allows programmers to express concepts in fewer lines of code than would…
How to enable MySQLi extension on web-server
How to enable MySQLi? Before going to enable it on the server, I will share some ideas about MySQLi. Then, I should explain how we can enable MySQLi on a cpanel server and How we can check if MySQLi is already enabled or…
Advantages/Benefits of layer 7 load balancing
Load Balancing We all are familiar with the load balancing concept. The idea is simple, just split it down the total traffic to a machine to multiple machines. Depending upon the protocol type which we used in the load balancing…
cPanel is showing invalid login – The IP address is blocked by cphulkd for BruteForce
cpHulk : It’s a Brute Force Protection system in a WHM/cPanel server. By enabling this feature from the WHM we can protect the server from unwanted login attempts. In this article I am explaining the steps to whitelist your IP…