Hi, it’s very interesting. There is one file ‘motd‘ under the /etc location where you can add the welcome message. motd stands for “Message of the Day”. The contents of /etc/motd is displayed while you are log into the server.…
How to change cPanel theme via command line
Changing theme for your cPanel account is simple via frondend. There is an option in the cPanel itself to change the theme. But, is it possible via commandline? Yes, if you have root access to server, cPanel theme can be…
Important “qmail” commands and its log file location in Plesk server
Qmail and Postfix are the email servers in Plesk. Usually, Qmail is used as the email server. Here I am explaining some commands which will help you to troubleshoot any problem with Qmail. 1, Start Qmail service # service qmail…
[Solved] Error – phpize command not found
Don’t be panic if you come across the error: phpize command not found Here is the solution for this error. Solution: # yum -y install php-devel That’s it! Now you can continue with “phpize” command without any issue.
How to rebuild the “httpd conf” file in cPanel server – Command-line option
If your httpd.conf file got corrupted, then you can use the following command to rebuild it. /scripts/rebuildhttpdconf Something more about cPanel, See the category CPANEL
How to get a list of re-sellers’ name under your WHM/cPanel server – Command-line option
Hey, we already discussed about How to list all accounts name under a cPanel re-seller, click here for more details “list of total cPanel users under a specific re-seller” Here I am explaining the command-line option to find out the…
How to check the version of your WHM/cPanel from command line ?
Yep, It’s very simple to find out your WHM/cPanel version from command-line. Do follow the steps pasted here: Step 1 : Login to your server as root. Step 2 : Run # /usr/local/cpanel/cpanel -V Or # cat /usr/local/cpanel/version Example: [root@server]#…