If you’re running WHM/cpanel and want to run a scan on every user manually, perhaps when first installing ClamAV, you’ll want to run this command which is endorsed by cPanel themselves. Continue Reading…
I’ve run into this a couple times – where I’ll spin up a CentOS/cPanel machine, then run a cpupdate (/scripts/upcp) to get cpanel up to date. I’ll then go into the configserver firewall settings and receive either a 500 internal server error or 404 not found error. Continue Reading…
One thing you’ll probably run into sometime is changing the hostname and IP address of a cPanel machine.. whether you’re cloning it for a quick start or if you’ve taken it over.. moving it to a different datacenter, etc..
You have CSF installed and use the GUI to do most things. (If you don’t have it installed yet, you can read our article on how to install csf). BUT – knowing the csf (ConfigServer Firewall) flags will help you to quickly get things done via command line – instead of loading up the GUI every single time.
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