Apache Module — cPanel
The mod_cpanel Apache module replaces the _Optimize .htaccess (AllowOverride)_ feature.
The mod_cpanel Apache module replaces the _Optimize .htaccess (AllowOverride)_ feature.
The mod_evasive Apache module provides DoS, DDoS, and brute force attack protection.
The mod_fcgid Apache module provides an alternative module to the mod_cgi Apache module.
The mod_http2 Apache module provides HTTP/2 support for the Apache HTTP server.
The mod_http2 Apache module provides Lua hooks for httpd request processing.
The mod_mpm_itk Apache module causes the Apache process to switch to the domain owner's user identifier (UID) and group identifier (GID) before it responds to the request.
The mod_ruid2 Apache module is a per-request module that allows a domain's HTTP requests to run as the owner of that domain.
Apache servers that use the `prefork` MPM with fewer server instances than the maximum number of PHP-FPM child processes may experience performance issues. This document explains how to resolve this dependency issue.
The AutoConfigure (AutoConfig) and Autodiscover services quickly and easily configure a user's mail client to receive their cPanel email.
This document provides the list of updated features for the Calendar and Contacts Server (CCS) plugin.
This document lists the PHP-FPM system's configuration settings and their default values. This document also explains how to add additional settings to your system's PHP-FPM configuration.
This document explains how to submit a support request to cPanel Support.
This document describes how to manage cPHulk from the command line.
On July 25 2016, Perl announced a vulnerability in all versions of the Perl 5 software.
This document describes the Apache-disclosed vulnerability that affects application code which runs in CGI, or CGI-like environments.
This document describes multiple MySQL® vulnerabilities reported by an independent researcher on 12 September, 2016.
DNSSEC adds a layer of security to your domains' DNS records.
The ea-php-cli package is EasyApache 4's replacement for the system-provided /usr/bin/php binary.
EasyApache 4 does not use versioning and organizes changes by date only.
This document provides links to all EasyApache 4 change logs.