I have a dedicated hosting with WHM / CPANEL.
Instead to going to all cpanels, is there a way to view all configured email Forwarders of all my domains ?
Thanks
My web hosting provider told me to check /etc/valiases/ directory
and its all there ;)
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I have a server with around 300 cpanel accounts on WHM and would like to install SSL Certificates for those website in bulk (the certificates are all available already).
I know there is the WHM option to install SSL Certificates for Domains - however is there a way to do this via SSH as well?
WHM has multiple scripts like backing up Cpanel accounts, or restoring them, suspending them etc. Is there a way to install certificates like this too? (If so, I was not able to find it on the WHM documentation)
Or would I have to go the Apache / Centos installation way on SSH?
Thanks for any input or suggestions!
Using the WHM API 1 functions located in whmapi1 it is possible to achieve most of the WHM functions of the backend
My shared hosting structure is as such that allows we to host up to 5 domain under same account which turns out to be as:
/home/MainDomain/public_html/domian1/
/home/MainDomain/public_html/domian2/
/home/MainDomain/public_html/domian3/
etc...
I want to migrate domain1 to a newly purchased VPS hosting company which they have provided me with WHM/cpanel.
If I use the Backup utility from the old shared hosting, it will backup everything (meaning other domains too).
My question is how do I migrate domain1 with all its DBs, cron jobs, and emails to my new VPS account.
Thank you.
There is a functionality in WHM (WHM 64+ versions I believe) that allows you to to convert an addon domain inside a cPanel account into an invidiual cPanel account.
Since you have multiple domains on the same account and I suppose you have websites for those domains as well, then those domains are added as "addon domains" into your cPanel account. So use that WHM convertor tool, convert the desired domain from that cPanel account as a new invidiual cPanel account.
Then create a full cPanel backup for that account. You can do that either from the cPanel web interface or command line (ssh shell). Once you have the full backup file you can copy it to the new server and restore it from the command line or you can use the WHM transfer tool to transfer the cPanel account from one server to another.
I was running my webserver on Plesk platform before moving to CPanel due to my perceived perception of Plesk's over-sensibility to threats to security.
After the migration, my site runs quite alright but a sister site that has my IP in its A records couldn't connect through me anymore. It only brings a default website CGI page. Please, I need help.
Have you created your second site on your cPanel server ? If yes, then there is an issues with the IP, Please check your domain IP and httpd configuration file on cPanel server and try update that IP in your DNS zone which are you using on cPanel server. Most of the time this type of issues occur due to wrong IP.
All i did was to create a wildcard subdomain which was attached to the subdomain already created on the other server i was trying to point to. That did the magic. Sorry my response seems belated.
I have a home web server running in XAMPP on port 80. I access my website using my external IP.
I have a godaddy domain that I would like to point to my web host. I don't think domain forwarding is what I want because with this it just masks the URL and I want it to actually direct to the web host.
How do I make it so it points to my local web host on my server just like it did before when I had hosting through godaddy?
Can anybody help me out? Thanks.
Hi have multiple domain for one web application hosted on tomcat. My server is managed with web host manager and cPanel. This domains are configured ok and shows web applications if you type domain with or without www
Now I want to do this configuration. If somebody type w.domain.com, ww.domain.com or wwww.domain.com go to web application too.
I don't know where I must do this configuration. Must I add CNAME register on DNS with 1,2 and 4 W? Or some configuration on apache?
Regards.
Both. The CNAME is just a reference to the record for the IP that the dns system will resolve for you. The Apache server still sees "w" "ww" or "wwww" coming in.
However, it is quite likely that the Apache is configured to accept *.domain.com which means you do not need to change anything.