This is getting annoying as all hell here, please, STOP modifying configuration files (httpd specifically) without any request to specifically do so, and then, only ADD the necessary values.
For the past 3 months, I've had to fight CPanel for control over the apache configuration files here. Nothing major, just something small (ie: remove /mailman/ to be PCI COMPLIANT). Every time I remove it, and restart httpd, it tests fine, yet the next week, it's right back there.
Now I know nobody's adding things to the httpd files, as I'm the only one with root access (and I haven't added any accounts, as it's a personal server). I don't know WHAT cPanel/WHM is doing to automatically add this, but it is annoying as all hell. I have my configuration files set a specific way, please show some sort of respect to your customers and KEEP them that way, instead of adding what you want whenever you want, without being asked (or told) to!
Is it a hassle? Yes. Is it a big problem? No, but come on now, respect your client's time here. I just wasted 8 hours on numerous scans to have to do them again, because you felt the need to add this unnecessary and ridiculous line to configurations! At least respect your customers enough NOT to force them to use your default garbage!
For the past 3 months, I've had to fight CPanel for control over the apache configuration files here. Nothing major, just something small (ie: remove /mailman/ to be PCI COMPLIANT). Every time I remove it, and restart httpd, it tests fine, yet the next week, it's right back there.
Now I know nobody's adding things to the httpd files, as I'm the only one with root access (and I haven't added any accounts, as it's a personal server). I don't know WHAT cPanel/WHM is doing to automatically add this, but it is annoying as all hell. I have my configuration files set a specific way, please show some sort of respect to your customers and KEEP them that way, instead of adding what you want whenever you want, without being asked (or told) to!
Is it a hassle? Yes. Is it a big problem? No, but come on now, respect your client's time here. I just wasted 8 hours on numerous scans to have to do them again, because you felt the need to add this unnecessary and ridiculous line to configurations! At least respect your customers enough NOT to force them to use your default garbage!