How to speed up your cPanel hosted server

cPanel WHM is awesome, it gives you total control over your hosted environment, running over Linux CentOS you can manage your DNS, email, Apache, mysql, the works. But it can be a bit of a resource hog, and you need to… Read More »

CentOS cPanel Log locations

CPanel stores it’s log files in the /usr/local/cpanel/logs directory. Below is a list of the common log files that are located in a cPanel server along with a short description. access_log — cPanel access log for both cPanel and WHM… Read More »

CentOS How to find large files (and delete them)

I have recently had the pleasure (gah) of moving some websites to another server, and I noticed that one of my websites was over 7GB in size, this could not be right, it took me ages to find the large… Read More »

CPANEL – How to check email attachment size limit

Ever wonder what the default email attachment size limit is on CPANEL email, CPANEL does not tell you via the web interface, you have to ssh in and run the following grep command. exim -bP | grep message_size_limit

Where to find email login log details in CPANEL?

Ever wanted to find failed / successful login attempts for CPANEL email accounts?; Here is how Login as root and type the following nano or vi /usr/local/cpanel/logs/login_log