How to upgrade IMAPSYNC on CentOS 7
Synopsis On CentOS 7 you might get these warnings: # imapsync –dry –host1 x.y.z.a –user1 [email protected] –password1 ‘xxxxxx’ –nosslcheck –host2 b.c.d.f –user2 [email protected] –password2 ‘yyyyyy’
Synopsis On CentOS 7 you might get these warnings: # imapsync –dry –host1 x.y.z.a –user1 [email protected] –password1 ‘xxxxxx’ –nosslcheck –host2 b.c.d.f –user2 [email protected] –password2 ‘yyyyyy’
Background The WHM API documentation has lot of information on adding DNS records. Delete a record is a mess, but we’ll get to that just
By default WHM doesn’t allow you to manage DNS for users. This has to be enabled by the administrator. Access WHM. Click on Packages -> Feature Manager. Select
Background ConfigServer Firewall on WHM is incredibly noisy. To the point that you have to set up so many email rules just to be on
Background At times WHM hosted WordPress sites may complain when checking security. “Some modules are not installed” The list typically looks like this: exif fileinfo
Update 28 October 2024 Full processlist isn’t very useful. Instead, just use show processlist. However, if you’re doing performance tuning for a WHM server, check
WHM/cPanel might trigger a bounce such as the following: 2023-03-14 20:11:01 1pc96v-0007q4-15 cancelled by system filter: This message has been rejected because it has\na potentially
Background CSF firewall is a very powerful tool, but unfortunately the default notifications on a busy or mature system is way too heavy. It order
Synopsis When testing Email Health using MX Toolbox on a WHM hosted domain, you may get 3 false positives: smtp server.example.com Reverse DNS does not
Background This article is about WHM server certificates, not cPanel certificates. WHM uses a 3rd party SSL service called Sectigo. At times the built-in SSL