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cPanel - prevent addon user from accessing main root
I have an unlimited cPanel shared hosting account, which I stopped using since I moved on to VPS. I can still access the account, and kept the files undeleted as a backup. … But the problem is, when I tried to access the cPanel of one of my existing addon domains, I was able to access the document root of my main site. …