To enable .jsp pages in your account.
/scripts/addservlets –domain=domain.com
To disable .jsp pages in your account.
/scripts/remservlets –domain=domain.com
These cPanel scripts does the same operation.
Posted in Apache, Cpanel on October 25, 2009| Leave a Comment »
To enable .jsp pages in your account.
/scripts/addservlets –domain=domain.com
To disable .jsp pages in your account.
/scripts/remservlets –domain=domain.com
These cPanel scripts does the same operation.
Posted in Cpanel, INSTALLATION on October 4, 2009| Leave a Comment »
SSH as root to server that was registered while purchasing the license and run:
mkdir /root/rvadmin; cd /root/rvadmin; wget http://download.rvglobalsoft.com/download.php/download/rvskin-auto/saveto/rvauto.tar.bz2; bunzip2 -d rvauto.tar.bz2; tar -xvf rvauto.tar; perl /root/rvadmin/auto_rvskin.pl
Answer a couple of questions on your shell, and wait until it finishes. First installation will take 2- 5 minutes to install. Installer will create a new hosting account ‘rvadmin’. Don’t terminate it. It will be used for internal RVSkin configuration management.
Log in to RVSkin Manager. Both root and reseller are able to access RVSkin Manager in WHM / Plugins (at the bottom left menu). If you cannot find the RVSkin Manager menu, please close WHM and open it again.
If there is no messages display on the skin, please run this command on your SSH.
rm -f /usr/local/cpanel/Cpanel/rvversion
perl /root/rvadmin/auto_rvskin.pl
Posted in Cpanel on October 4, 2009| Leave a Comment »
Passwordless accessing modernbill from user cPanel will not easier than this. You can integrate it to RVSkin within 1 minutes!
1. At RVSkin Manager, go to Modernbill Integration
2. Set modernbill database information
3. Surprises, you are done.
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1. At RVSkin Manager, go to PostgreSQL database
2. Select the ‘Enable’ to integrate PostgreSQL database to RVSkin.
3. Click at submit. PostgreSQL should now integrated.
4. In Package – feature Manager, Click at edit at default feature list or in each package feature list.
5. Find the PostgreSQL and select Enable in each feature list allowing user to access..
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Posted in Cpanel on October 4, 2009| Leave a Comment »
1. At RVSkin Manager, go to Urchin Integrate
2. In Urchin integrate; you get two choices for set Urchin. The first one is cPanel Urchin build-in integration that you can integrate immediately and the second one is your own integration that you have to show the path and log in page to install Urchin by yourself ( we recommended to select the cPanel Urchin build ? in integrate)
3. Click at submit. Urchin should now integrated.
4. After that, at configuration go to Package ? feature Manager.
5. Click at edit at default feature list or in each package feature list.
6. Find the Urchin and select Enable in each feature list allowing user to access..
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Fantastico is automatically integrated since Fantastico Deluxe 2.8. If it isn’t integrated, please follow the instruction here:
1. Go to rvadmin RVSkin Manager / 3rd Party Integration / Fantastico Integration.
2. There is an instruction to creaet symbolic link, if it doesn’t exist please do it first. You can verify it by ignore this step. If the symbolic link doesn’t exist, when you do step 4 it will return you an error.
3. Choose standalone Fantastico and click at submit. Fantastico should now integrated.
4. After that, at configuration go to Package ? feature Manager.
5. Click at edit at default feature list or in each package feature list.
6. Find the Fantastico and select Enable in each feature list allowing user to access..
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Posted in Cpanel on October 4, 2009| Leave a Comment »
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Usually, RVSkin will detect WHM Remote Access Key. If RVSkin detected, WHM Remote Access Key will install automatically. However if your server is new or just installs cPanel, RVSkin will not able to detect WHM Remote Access Key and you have to install WHM Remote Access Key manually. To install WHM Remote Access Key please follow instruction here.
1. SSH to server as root
2. Create new file and paste WHM Remote Access Key ( You can find your WHM Remote Access in https://YOUR_SERVER_IP:2087/scripts/setrhash) using below command :
pico /usr/local/cpanel/Cpanel/rvwhmkey
And paste remote access key in this file. PASTE ONLY a key DON’T INCLUDE additional SPACE, line break, ——BEGIN WHM ACCESS KEY——, ——-END WHM ACCESS KEY——-
chown securervskin:securervskin /usr/local/cpanel/Cpanel/rvwhmkey
chmod 700 /usr/local/cpanel/Cpanel/rvwhmkey
4. How do if error missing WHM Remote Access Key or error incorrect WHM Remote Access Key
You can generate a new WHM Remote Access Key using above instruction.
5. When creating admin for RVSkin, why in admin RVSkin account said hostname.net.zz?
The first time you install RVSkin, installer will create new hosting account for admin purpose. It should not reference to any valid domain to prevent email spamming. So, we use your hostname and follow with .zz to make it invalid. Domain name for Rvadmin could be abcdef.zz but we pick the hostname to make it easy to browse when you bookmark it. You will know which server you are accessing.
Posted in Cpanel on October 4, 2009| Leave a Comment »
WHM (WebHosting Manager) is the control panel for managing your server. It has tools to manage all features in the server such as server setup, reseller, account function, themes, etc.
cPanel has been controlled by WHM. cPanel is a fully featured web-based control panel that allows you to manage your domain through a web interface. The idea is transfer as much of the control and responsibility of managing your web site to clients. Your clients can manage all aspects of e-mail, files, backup, FTP, CGI scripts, and web site statistics themselves. The default cPanel control panel is cPanel X. RVSkin is the multi-languages, multi-themes advanced skin management software for cPanel server. Here are the comparison table between cPanel X3 and RVSkin .
Posted in Cpanel, SECURITY on October 4, 2009| Leave a Comment »
Suhosin, the hardened php project. If you are having some troubles running some scripts after you’ve installed, you will have to change some of the configuration values. There are three ways of doing this, however, I’ll only touch on two of them. Both require you to have root access to the server. If you want to change values globally (for all sites on the server), then you would add the config changes to the end of your php.ini file. For example:
suhosin.post.max_vars = 2048
suhosin.request.max_vars = 2048
Now, I chose these because, if you run a vbulletin forum, your likely going to want to increase these from the default values. If this is what you want to use, restart httpd and your done. Feel free to check the phpinfo to check your settings.
The second way, is to allow users to use .htaccess files to change values, similar to changing your php configuration values (php_value). In order to allow users to change setting through .htaccess, you need to add this line into your php.ini file:
suhosin.perdir = “p”
Once saved, and httpd restarted, you should be able to create per directory changes for suhosin. For example, your .htaccess file would look like this:
php_value suhosin.post.max_vars 2048
php_value suhosin.request.max_vars 2048
Once again, feel free to pull up your valuable phpinfo page to see if your changes have taken effect.
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