Using terminal to list accounts and other basic commands

[Handssler Lopez]

Hello friends, maybe my question seems very basic but I don't know if I'm wrong, I access WHM through the terminal.

pwd
/ root

It shows me that I am in the root of the server where the cPanel accounts are located or how ready are the cPanel accounts?

I need to access some of them as root to be able to run python commands as I am having "permissions denied" when accessing via terminal on accounts.

these cpanel accounts have a normal shell since with jailed shell it had more drawbacks, one of them was the use of pip

[email protected] [~]# pwd
/root
[email protected] [~]# ls
./                     emailpass.sh      .HttpRequest/                                 .pki/
../                    emailpass.sh.1    imap_band.sh*                                 public_ftp/
.accesshash            emailpass.sh.10   install.log                                   public_html/
anaconda-ks.cfg        emailpass.sh.11   install.sh*                                   .pyzor/
.bash_history          emailpass.sh.12   kernelcare-latest-7.rpm                       .razor/
.bash_logout           emailpass.sh.13   legacy_ea3_distiller_files-number.tar.gz  .rnd
.bash_profile          emailpass.sh.2    .lesshst                                      secure.sh
.bashrc                emailpass.sh.3    lista.txt                                     .spamassassin/
.bwusage.sqlite        emailpass.sh.4    list.txt                                      spamtexto.txt
.cache/                emailpass.sh.5    .MirrorSearch/                                .ssh/
cloudlinux_ea3_to_ea4  emailpass.sh.6    .my.cnf                                       .tcshrc
cmstext.txt            emailpass.sh.7    mysql*                                        tmp/
.cpanel/               emailpass.sh.8    .mysql_history                                txt.txt
cpanel3-skel/          emailpass.sh.9    .pearrc                                       .viminfo
.cpanm/                error_log         perl5/                                        .wp-toolkit-identifier
.cpobjcache/           .forward          php.ini.new
.cshrc                 found_shells.log  php.ini.orig
.elinks/               .gnupg/           php_modules.log

 

[HostNoc]

Hi
All cpanel account hwich i being created shown in home directory

 

[andrew.n]

You can list the cPanel accounts by their username with:

ls -l /home

command

 

[cPRex]

The above statements are correct - by default, all cPanel accounts will be created in /home/username, where "username" is the cPanel user on the account.

/root is the default directory you are taken to when you log in to SSH as the root user.

 

[Handssler Lopez]

Thank you very much for your response and managed to access the users and list their directories, I thank you very much for the help

 

[cPRex]

I'm glad that helped get you the details you needed!