The cPanel file manager is extremely useful in most circumstances. However it has a hard time displaying accurate information about total folder sizes. For example if you go to the file manager and look at the size of public_html directory you’ll notice it doesn’t show the actual size. The following […]
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As a WordPress developer you may often find yourself at the mercy of whichever theme you are using to build a site. Poorly coded themes can create a litany of problems especially with SSL. You may often have a hard time trying to find out how a theme codes something […]
In a WHM environment you might run into issues with your clients using outdated code that generates lots of error codes. By default cPanel/WHM writes errors to the users log directory. PHP Error log location for domainname.ca: /home/username/logs/domainame_ca.error.log Sometimes if left unchecked PHP error logs can balloon in size, I’ve […]
CSF by default configuration will generate a lot of emails alerting you to the various executables on the server that are running. These are mostly email warnings about different versions of PHP. You can ‘whitelist’ these executables through the WHM GUI for CSF or through the command line.
When using ConfigServer Firewall (CSF) you may encounter a large volume of email notifications warning of the virtual memory limit being exceeded. This may often happen in an event_mpm PHP-FPM environment. The tweak below allows you to adjust the value to a higher one.