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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 explains why you should not run code as the nobody user.
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.
The EasyApache 4 change log is the authoritative list of changes to the EA4 product.
This document provides links to all EasyApache 4 change logs.
The EasyApache 4 interface gives you a variety of information about the packages that you can install. This could include security advice or notes about your configuration.
This document lists the changes and updates to the EasyApache 4 Experimental Repository.
This document describes how to quickly publish a website on a newly-provisioned cPanel & WHM server.
A DNS cluster is a group of nameservers that share records with each other.
This document describes cPanel & WHM support for IPv6.