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How to Generate a CSR and Install a Multi-Domain SSL Certificate

by Bella June 10, 2014
written by Bella

Introduction Managing SSL certificates for multiple websites can be complicated and time-consuming, especially when each domain requires its own certificate. A Multi-Domain SSL certificate, also called a Subject Alternative Name (SAN) certificate or Unified Communications Certificate (UCC), makes this easier by letting you secure several domains with a single SSL certificate. This method lowers the administrative burden and helps organizations manage SSL security more effectively. In this article, we will look at what a Multi-Domain SSL certificate is, how to create a CSR with Subject Alternative Names (SANs), and how to install the certificate for multiple domains on a cPanel server. What is Multi-domain SSL? A multi-domain certificate (also known as a SAN certificate or Unified Communications Certificate (UCC)) is …

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Securing a WordPress installation

by Bella May 13, 2014
written by Bella

WordPress is the most popular blogging and CMS system on the Internet which makes it a favorite target for hackers. Having a WordPress site means that you have to take some extra efforts in order to protect your and your visitors data. Here is a summary of the best practices for securing a WordPress, that will help you do that. Keep your WordPress site and plugins up-to-date Protect your WordPress Admin Area Don’t use the “admin” username Securing wp-admin Add a Unique Database Prefix and Authentication Keys Hide your username from the author archive URL Limit Login Attempts Secure accessing via FTP Wise selection of themes/plugins Ensure your computer is free of viruses and malware Monitoring Keep a backup

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Installation of PECL_HTTP Extension From Source Code in Custom PHP in Cloudlinux

by Bella May 13, 2014
written by Bella

Suppose that your Linux server has PHP version selector installed and configured. As you know alternative php5.x (while using PHP version selector) versions should load /opt/alt/php5x/etc/php.ini file and scan /opt/alt/php5x/etc/php.d directory for modules:: ==== Configuration File (php.ini) Path /opt/alt/php5x/etc Loaded Configuration File /opt/alt/php5x/etc/php.ini Scan this dir for additional .ini files /opt/alt/php5x/etc/php.d additional .ini files parsed /opt/alt/php5x/etc/php.d/alt_php.ini ==== Those are default locations for alt-php. Steps in installing pecl http package in cloudlinux platform: 1. Download the pecl_http package from pecl website http://pecl.php.net/package/pecl_http and compile it. #wget http://pecl.php.net/get/pecl_http-2.0.4.tgz 2. Extract the package #tar -xvzf pecl_http-2.0.4.tgz 3. Now run the ‘phpsize’ command. The phpize command is used to prepare the built environment for a PHP extension #phpize 4. Proceed with the installation of …

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How to Enable Passwordless SSH Login Using PuTTY

by Bella April 10, 2014
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SSH (Secure Shell) is a network protocol that allows secure remote access to a Linux server. Normally, users authenticate using a password when connecting via SSH. However, passwordless authentication using SSH keys provides improved security and faster login access. This guide explains how to configure passwordless SSH login using PuTTY and PuTTYgen. What Is Passwordless SSH Login? Passwordless SSH authentication uses a public and private key pair instead of passwords: Once configured, you can log in securely without entering a password. Step 1: Download Required Tools Download the following utilities: Download the latest versions of putty.exe and puttygen.exe and launch PuTTYgen. Step 2: Generate SSH Keys Step 3: Upload Public Key to Linux Server Create the SSH directory if it …

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Fix Webmail Blank Page or Login Failed Issue in cPanel (Squirrelmail, Horde, Roundcube)

by Bella April 9, 2014
written by Bella

Accessing webmail through SquirrelMail, Horde, or Roundcube should normally work without issues. However, administrators may sometimes encounter a blank screen or repeated login failed errors even when the username and password are correct. This issue is usually caused by incorrect domain ownership, corrupted user domain files, or a hostname conflict within the cPanel server. This guide explains how to troubleshoot and resolve the problem step by step. Issue Description While accessing webmail clients such as: you may notice: These symptoms typically indicate a domain ownership mismatch on the server. Solution Steps Step 1: Check Domain Ownership Login to your server via SSH as root and run: Replace domain.com with the affected domain name. The command should display the correct cPanel …

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Check emails from other accounts using Gmail

by Bella April 9, 2014
written by Bella

This feature can be used to fetch multiple email account using Gmail. If we have multiple email accounts, we can check them all in Gmail. Gmail’s Mail Fetcher feature first imports all your old messages to Gmail and then continues to bring in new messages sent to your other account. We can add up to 5 accounts in Gmail, including Gmail and other email providers.This all works using POP3. General settings for using this features with Gmail. ————————————————————– 1. Log into your Gmail account. 2. Click the gear icon in the upper right corner of the page and select Settings. 3. Click the Accounts tab and locate the Check mail from other accounts (using POP3) section. 4. Click Add a …

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How to Fix the “Site Unreachable via Incapsula” Error

by Bella January 3, 2014
written by Bella

Introduction If your website uses Incapsula and visitors see a “Site Unreachable” error, the issue is usually due to firewall or traffic-filtering settings. Incapsula works as a reverse proxy and web application firewall. It directs all website traffic through its secure network before it reaches your server. This improves security and performance, but misconfigured firewalls or rate-limiting systems can flag Incapsula traffic as suspicious and block legitimate requests. In this blog, we will explain why the “Site Unreachable via Incapsula” error occurs and how to configure your server to allow traffic from Incapsula’s IP ranges. Site Unreachable Error This error may occur if the website uses Incapsula for maintaining traffic.Incapsula provides every website, regardless of its size, with an enterprise-grade …

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Parked or addon domains missing in Cpanel Mail account creation tab

by Bella November 29, 2013
written by Bella

Ever since after the up gradation of WHM to higher versions, there can be many issues of lost or unlisted addon/parked domains in Cpanel. The domains will be present in /etc/userdomains, but still fails to be seen in the email account creation tab in Cpanel. This is mainly beacuse of the XDNS entries in /var/cpanel/users/<cpanel_username> If your required domains are marked as XDNS, then rename XDNS to DNS of all the required domain entries. After this you have to run the following script to update the userdomains #scripts/updateuserdomains After running this script, the domains will be found available for new account creation. Also the previously created accounts will be restored back. If you require help, contact SupportPRO Server Admin

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How To Fixing Horde Login Failure Due to Permission Errors in cPanel

by Bella November 29, 2013
written by Bella

Sometimes, Horde webmail login may fail due to permission issues on session files. When this happens, the Apache error log usually shows permission-related PHP warnings. Common Error Seen in Apache Logs You may find errors like the following in the Apache error log: PHP Warning: Unknown: open(/var/cpanel/userhomes/cpanelhorde/sessions/sess_6f4fe8e66b99d89b239eb0839e3393a7, O_RDWR) failed: Permission denied (13) in Unknown on line 0 PHP Warning: Unknown: Failed to write session data (files). Please verify that the current setting of session.save_path is correct (/var/cpanel/userhomes/cpanelhorde/sessions) in Unknown on line 0 These errors indicate that PHP is unable to create or write session files because of incorrect file or directory ownership. Root Cause The ownership of files and directories under /var/cpanel/userhomes/cpanelhorde/ is incorrect. As a result, Horde cannot write …

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How Red Hat Enterprise Linux Supports Precision Time Protocol (PTP)

by Bella November 29, 2013
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The Precision Time Protocol (PTP) is a network protocol used to synchronize clocks across devices in a computer network. It is designed to deliver very high accuracy, especially in environments where precise timing is critical. PTP typically operates over Ethernet networks and achieves its best accuracy on well-engineered local area networks (LANs) that support hardware timestamping. On such networks, PTP can synchronize clocks with sub-microsecond accuracy. The PTP timescale is expressed in seconds and nanoseconds, allowing extremely fine-grained time measurement. IEEE 1588 and PTP Usage PTP is defined by the IEEE 1588 standard. It is widely used in systems that require precise timing, such as: Industrial automation Measurement and control systems Telecommunications Scientific and engineering applications These environments benefit from …

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