Both are WHM 10.8.0, CP 10.8.2 S-120. Go to http://www.domain.com/webmail , enter credentials, click the Horde login, get to the choose language/login screen, click login, screen refreshes but dumps...

Only noticed it today, but my root crontab was completely empty. When I checked the file date it was 00:04 June 2 (about when cpup runs/completes). I've restored from backup so I'm fine, but I...

Currently, your mail is held up because the MTA must try the next highest MX. To short circuit this behaviour, you need to set some kind of transport map on the server. Ie. "When I get email for...

I thought the ugly fonts and blurry images were obvious to all. Maybe it's because I don't use a Microsoft OS, so am missing a font or two. *shrug*

Here's an example of what I see.
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The default bind configuration in cPanel is horrible. Fortunately, you can change some things and cPanel won't stomp over them during an update (in my experience).

Add this to /etc/named.conf in...

I dissappear for a few days to deal with a cyclone, and I find it hit the forum! Man, what an ugly mess. And it's not that I'm resistant to change - it's just an ugly skin.

Edit: And I should add,...

That's lovely too. If I was to take bets on when 10.8.1-S114 will reach 10.8.2-E1, I'd back being an old man by then. From the amount of bugs in File Manager and WysiwygPro listed in the changelog,...

I really must be out of the loop on the way the cPanel devs, versions, and code releases work. I'm struggling to comprehend how a fix for a remotely exploitable hole could be deemed a feature, and...

Sorry, I must have missed that discussion. Can I just confirm my understanding please - this affects all cPanel versions, but the fix is currently being TESTED in Edge? That is, what is in Edge...

/me puts his tinfoil hat on at a jaunty angle

You know, considering the original forum post referred to in the article seems to be missing, it's hard to say. My gut feeling is this would be big...

grep '"POST ' /usr/local/apache/domlogs/*

Look for something getting hit a lot. Most contactus/feedback forms will have a few hits a day. When it is getting hit every few minutes..

Change their password. They won't be able to authenticate to send, and obviously they won't be able to retrieve any email. OR just delete their account.

Short answer - you can't.

Longer answer - I've yet to see a CA that won't reissue a cert for free. Just recreate the whole thing from scratch, but you should be careful to make sure the details...

I think you are going to have to give us some more information. Can you post a (not too huge) chunk of some of exim_mainlog that shows some of these spams being sent? Hopefully you have the logging...

Well, there's a few ways.

First - look at the obvious. If someone is abusing one of your customer's contact/feedback forms, look at the addresses on the outgoing mail. Do they all include a...

Has anybody else noticed that this tweak doesn't "stick"? That is, the default is enabled, but when you set it to disabled and go out and come back and look, it is enabled.

Noticed on 2x WHM...

That is your / partition. Not much usually gets stored there. Try looking in /root (root's home). You may have downloaded something there as root and not cleaned it up. Otherwise, try something like...

Sorry, I would have suggested the same thing (it's what I do with our mail), but I interpreted your initial post to include a desire not to bring the spams down your pipe to be filtered in the first...

I think these guys do what you are looking for.

http://www.messagelabs.com/Services/Email_Services

Sometimes, a process can keep a file open even after it has been removed from the system. This has the effect of not releasing the disk space as the file hasn't been closed. Here is a great example...

Disclaimer: I have no idea if this will work in a webhosting scenario.

PAM has this facility - kind of. Have a look at /etc/security/limits.conf. I imagine for anything to work, you'd need to make...

Following some of chirpy's advice in another thread, I went looking for a bugzilla entry. It seems CP-Ben has already added one.

http://bugzilla.cpanel.net/show_bug.cgi?id=786

I guess not many people are interested in usable mysql backups.

I use a pair of Debian/postfix/mailscanner machines.

1/ Go to the mailscanner site and have a look at their documentation. The setup guide for mailscanner on postfix is dead simple to follow.
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Honestly, if RELEASE and STABLE are so "behind" and we have to wait for features and updates, how did my perl/CPAN get broken on STABLE systems? I guess all those people with little admin experience...