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cPanel has launched their new version 11.60 recently. One of the major change in the version is EasyApache4 and the withdrawal of x3 theme. Their New theme Paper Lantern is not only light but very easy to use as well.
cPanel is an integral part in shared web hosting now a days. Here are the things to do after installing cPanel in your server before adding websites. The foremost thing you need to do is to update cPanel to the latest version, by running /scripts/upcp –force
Being a server admin, it is a vital responsibility to protect the servers from different types of attacks. The most common one among them is the brute force attacks, where the attacker tries to login to the server or email or any password protected area using trial and error method. The most common form of a brute force attack is a dictionary attack. A person who is trying to get access to one of your accounts (web server, ftp, e-mail, ssh, etc.) uses a uses a list of common names and password combination with the help of an automated script.
I have been working in cPanel WHM servers for around 10 years now. They have been working great. cPanel is one of the best tools that I have seen which makes life easier for a Sysadmin. From feature to feature, it is becoming one the best product for a shared server, where one server is being used to host more than one websites and the same server is used to host e-Mail, DNS and Databases. They have now brought a stable LAMP compiler, DNS clustering tool. A facility to enable remote database server, a good account migration wizard, DKIM and SPF support and what not. Here’s my cPanel wish list – is someone at cPanel listening!? (more…)
Uninstalling MariaDB is as easy as installing MariaDB. If you ever want to uninstall and roll back to stock MySQL, continue reading for a step-by-step guide to uninstall MariaDB.
Here are the steps to Uninstall MariaDB and return to stock MySQL. (more…)