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    Default Apache mod_userdir Tweak

    Hi,

    This feature does not seem to be working if I enable it in WHM > Main > Security Center > Apache mod_userdir Tweak and tick "Enable mod_userdir Protection" it will still let me view accounts using the tilde (~).

    EG : mysite.com/~username1

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    Default Re: Apache mod_userdir Tweak

    Do you have any exclusions in the area where you are allowing one or more sites to be excluded?

    Would you be able to provide the actual url that you are trying for us to test it? You could always create a test account for us to test it on the domain (so we would then only need the real domain name and then a test username).
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    Default Re: Apache mod_userdir Tweak

    Does this screenshot help, I'm trying to get it so it does not show if someone types in there browser ~acc90821
    Last edited by kuyenmotdivad; 06-18-2011 at 02:14 PM.

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    Default Re: Apache mod_userdir Tweak

    That screen print shows you haven't selected "Enable mod_userdir Protection" at the top and saved it, since that box doesn't have a checkmark in it?
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    Default Re: Apache mod_userdir Tweak

    it still wont work if I tick it though.

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    Default Re: Apache mod_userdir Tweak

    If you don't have it ticked, it definitely isn't going to work. Normally speaking, you would want to work through why it isn't working when selected rather than unselect it and troubleshoot it when it isn't selected for why it isn't working. Please re-check it and work from there at that point.

    After you have, please let us know and we can then try testing the url ourselves.
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    Default Re: Apache mod_userdir Tweak

    I've ticked it now, is that right?
    Last edited by kuyenmotdivad; 06-18-2011 at 02:22 PM.

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    Default Re: Apache mod_userdir Tweak

    Hello,

    Yes, this would be correct to check it in that manner and save the area. If you have saved it and it still isn't working, then could you list your cPanel version number?

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    cat /usr/local/cpanel/version ;echo
    Next, what does it show for the VirtualHost entry for the user in /usr/local/apache/conf/httpd.conf? I am specifically looking for the UserDir lines.
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    Default Re: Apache mod_userdir Tweak

    WHM 11.30.0 (build 32)
    CENTOS 5.6 x86_64 virtuozzo on server

    Dont know i'm not good with SSH, could someone look for me if I give root access?

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    Default Re: Apache mod_userdir Tweak

    If you open up a ticket using WHM > Support Center > Contact cPanel or using the link in my signature, then we could look into it. We cannot do so via the forum system.
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    Default Re: Apache mod_userdir Tweak

    Opened a ticket, thankyou

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