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cgiemail shows Internal server error

Posted by Rishikesh Vispute Categories: cpanel

cgiemail shows Internal server error CGIEmail is another form processing script, totally different than FormMail. Some cpanel user uses this script for form processing but due to some server configuration it shows error “Internal server error” . Please follow the steps provided. 1) Login to cpanel and goto file manager 2) Then delete these four  [ Read More ]

Accounts are not displaying in whm

Posted by Rishikesh Vispute Categories: cpanel

If accounts are not displaying in whm make sure the entry for the domain is there in following files – /etc/userdomains /etc/trueuserdomains /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf /var/cpanel/users/$user — DNS= should be there /etc/named.conf In addition to that, the username must exist at /etc/trueuserowners /etc/passwd /etc/shadow /etc/group

Enabling Wildcard DNS on CPanel Servers

Posted by Rishikesh Vispute Categories: cpanel

How to do it? 1. Login to WHM 2. Click on Edit DNS Zone on the side navigation. 3. Choose the domain to edit, and click on the Edit button. 4. Under Add New Entries Below this Line add this: Domain: * TTL: 14400 (this is the default value) Record Type: A in (your IP  [ Read More ]

How to enable allow_url_include

Posted by Rishikesh Vispute Categories: cpanel, Uncategorized

When using cPanel the way to enable allow_url_include directive locally (per user) is to create an Virtual Host include: First create an include file: /usr/local/apache/conf/userdata/std/2/username/domain.com/custom.conf Add directive to custom.conf: php_admin_flag allow_url_include On Then run to enable include: /scripts/ensure_vhost_includes –user=username –verbose Alternatively, enabling allow_url_include globally (server-wide) is done by editing /usr/local/lib/php.ini and adding “allow_url_include = On”  [ Read More ]

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