1. Assign the Nameserver IP Addresses in WHM In WHM, navigate to the left hand menu option “Basic cPanel/WHM Setup” and do the following: Set the Primary Nameserver to ns1.yourdomain.com. Then click Assign IP Address. Repeat this for the Secondary Nameserver section, using ns2.yourdomain.com. On the bottom of the page, click Save. 2. Setup the … Read more
For a cpanel server, this error can exist. particular session file is owned by the user/group of nobody/nobody. the rest of the sessions look like the following. 1. change the owner of the files to the right user/group or delete the ones that are wrong so that they can be recreated. The reason they are … Read more
cPanel default backup system may fail to create and save backup of your server and send you following message: The backup was not able to be completed because timed out waiting for /bin/backup to finish Possible cause of the problem Any old backup process is still running in background on the server. Login to your … Read more
Sending email with WHM/cPanel and the error is: Check WHM Settings Login to WHM and go to Home » Server Configuration » Tweak Settings. Click the Mail tab. Find “Number of failed or deferred messages a domain may send before protections can be triggered [?]” Change to a higher number and save. Home » Service … Read more
There may be 2 issues to check. -The presence of /etc/eximdisable, just move this file to eximdisable-bak and restart exim -The server being out of disk space and/or inodes, use ‘df -h’ and ‘df -i’ to confirm.
Mod security is enabled in cpanel – but is not an icon in the individual domain cpanels. https://documentation.cpanel.net/display/ALD/ModSecurity+Domain+Manager
When you login to WHM and all the IP’s are missing. If you have avahi improperly configured and running on your machine, it will withdraw the IPs on running either a) a reboot, or b) a network restart, so you can check you logs at /var/log/messages for avahi. You can either stop avahi or properly … Read more
Running a script on WHM server Add curl SSL support in WHM or curl
If you want everyone on the server to send out on the same IP, just add the following to Then add the IP and it’s matching PTR to /etc/mail_reverse_dns: This will tell Exim to use that IP for any sender on the server. Restart exim