How to Delete a MySQL® Database
This document describes how to delete a MySQL® database from a cPanel & WHM server.
This document describes how to delete a MySQL® database from a cPanel & WHM server.
This document describes how to deny FTP access to your users.
This document explains how to use the /var/cpanel/chkservd_ignored_mounts file to disable disk space monitoring for selected mount points.
This document provides steps to downgrade your server's local license for testing purposes.
This document describes the final adjustments to change the IP address that Exim uses to send email.
This document describes how to enable the MySQL® or MariaDB Slow Query Log.
This document explains how to get started with IPv6 on your cPanel & WHM server.
This document describes how to list domains with DNS Security Extensions (DNSSEC) on a server.
This document explains how you can open a support request with cPanel Technical Support.
System administrators and third-party developers can modify cPanel-provided package management.
cPanel & WHM allows you to deny cPanel users the ability to create certain domains or use certain top-level domains (TLDs).
The Mail section of WHM's Tweak Settings interface contains five options that allow you to limit outgoing mail.
This document describes how to install WHMCS on your cPanel account.
This document describes how to resolve a password authentication error in PostgreSQL®
This document describes several methods to restart the services (often daemons) on your server.
You can restore the user's grants to the database with the restoregrants utility.
If a database user loses access to databases, you can restore the user's grants to the database with the `restoregrants` utility.
Nameservers match domain names to IP addresses.
cPanel's PowerDNS implementation reads DNS data from the BIND files and stores DNSSEC data in a SQLite database.
This document explains the factors that determine the locale that you see when you log in to cPanel, WHM, or Webmail.