This article will guide you on how to set up and configure Memcached on cPanel-WHM (RHEL 6/7 or CentOS 6/7). Add EasyApache4 (EA4) Experimental Repository in order to install Memcached. Unfortunately, both Memcached and Memcache RPMs are still in an experimental repo on cPanel-WHM. So it might not be suitable for a shared hosting environment. ..
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Introduction This article explains how to change the permissions of a file or folder via the File Manager Graphical interface. If you are unfamiliar with the file permission’s and their corresponding names. 1. Log into cPanel as the user in question and locate the file or folder in question. 2. Right-click the file or folder ..
When installing cPanel to your new server, a check is performed to see if an FQDN (fully-qualified domain name) is set up as the hostname. If this hostname is not valid, the installation will fail at that point. Your hostname (mycpanel.hostname) is invalid, and must be set to a fully qualified domain name before installing ..
Introduction Sometimes a misconfigured cluster ends up writing a large number of zones to the wrong server. This can happen if someone makes a mistake during cluster configuration. If you’ve made this error, don’t feel bad–you’re not alone! One of the more common questions we get in support regarding clusters is “How do I fix ..
Step1: Login to WHM as the root user. Step2: Navigate to Home »DNS Functions »Edit Zone Templates. Step3: Click on the Standard template. Step4: Add or adjust the DNS entries to match the template you wish to use. Step5: Click the blue Sa..
Prerequisites Root access to the CentOS system Implementation There are times when the express transfer is used and the destination server has redirect entries in .htaccess files from an incomplete transfer process. This leaves .htaccess files with RedirectMatch \.(dynamiccontent|pl|plx|perl|cgi|php|php4|php4|php6|php3|shtml)$ http://sever.something.com/cgi-sys/movingpage.cgi Those entries will need to be removed. Step 1: There is a script that can ..
Step1: Log in to the Destination cPanel server via WHM as the root user. Step2:Navigate to: Home »Transfers »Transfer Tool Step3: Enter the IP, ssh port, and login credentials for the root user of the Source server. Step4: Click the blue “Scan remote server” button at the bottom of the page. Step5: At the top ..
Step1:Log into the WHM console Step2: Navigate to the following location cPanel > Files > File Manager Step3: Click the “View Trash” button. Step4: Click the “Empty Trash” button. Step5: Confirm by clicking the “Empty Trash” button in the p..
Step1: Log into WHM on the destination server. Step2: Navigate to Transfer Tool. Step3: Input the Remote Server and Authentication information. Step4: Click on “Scan Remote Server”. Step5: Click the Packages tab. Step6: Select the desired packages. Step7: Click on Copy. The packages a..
Step 1: Login to the WHM account.Step 2: Search for the package in the search bar.Step 3: Choose Add a Package Step 4: Add the required limit or go with unlimited.Step 5: Click on Add.Now Package will..
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