Do you mean the notifications that someone has logged in via root? If so, that's found in cphulk within WHM. Better still, if you've got a static IP you can just whitelist your own address
Try 'Server Contacts' in WHM then. Personally, I'd not be looking to disable all notifications - they are there for a reason and you'll likely then miss something important
So you mean you have a development server, you have SSH access but not WHM access?
Why would you want to disable notifications in a development server?
Sorry but I don't buy that...
Well, I have an expired license and it doesn't allow me to enter WHM.
I would like to keep the cpanel server as is until I update the license.
One way is to change stop all services but disable notifications would be easier.
root mails are forwarded in /root/.forward and cPanel email in /var/cpanel/userhomes/cpanel/.forward
What I mean is that if you in WHM-> Server Contacts-> Edit System Mail Preferences
set root's mail forward it is written in /root/.foward
and if you set cPanel's mail forward is is written in /var/cpanel/userhomes/cpanel/.forward
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