suspended page modify

[Secret Agent]

I tried to modify the suspended page in WHM but it still shows cpanel's default. I believe many others talked about this but I couldn't find specific recent threads about this in search.

Anyone know what's up with this?

 

[Secret Agent]

Can someone please briefly give a hint about this? The modify suspended page in WHM is useless and I do not know what the work around is. Any help is appreciated.

Thank you

 

[anup123]

Look in /usr/local/apache/htdocs/suspended.page directory

Cheers
Anup

 

[Secret Agent]

That didn't do anything after I modified the index.htlm and restarted apache/cpanel.

 

[anup123]

Unless it's a reseller account (of which i have no idea), that should have worked.

Anup

 

[Secret Agent]

Both reseller and regulars don't work, they both show cpanel's ugly gray default suspended page

 

[sneader]

Worked for me!

Look in /usr/local/apache/htdocs/suspended.page directory

Cheers
Anup

Delayed thanks to Anup.... I used the directory above to create a custom suspended page and it worked great! I renamed the existing index.html to index-original.html, then created my own index.html.

- Scott

 

[Spiral]

If the account is owned by "root", the suspended page is at:
/usr/local/apache/htdocs/suspended.page

If the account is owned by a reseller, the suspended page is at:
/home/(reseller's login)/public_html/suspended.page

 

[wzd]

It may be that your custom suspended page is a index.php instead of index.html - Apache parses the .html instead of the .php so you still see the old "suspended page"

Anyone know if there is a way to prevent the suspended page from resetting to default everytime upcp runs and Apache updates?

 

[markfrompf]

Ah, no. We had this same problem in the past and never figured it out.

Hopefully a more experienced person will catch this thread.

 

[Infopro]

Master Reseller. All accounts go below him.
Quoting spiral;

This can be overwritten:

If the account is owned by "root", the suspended page is at:
/usr/local/apache/htdocs/suspended.page

This won't be:

If the account is owned by a reseller, the suspended page is at:
/home/(reseller's login)/public_html/suspended.page