Accessing Exact Server IP, open a website
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You assign that IP to that cPanel account.
How?0 -
Hello, You can only do this if you have multiple IP addresses. If you do you can go to WHM>>Account Functions>>Change a Site's IP address 0 -
Hello, You can only do this if you have multiple IP addresses. If you do you can go to WHM>>Account Functions>>Change a Site's IP address
Do you mean that I should assign 1 cPanel account only to an IP address in-order to allow opening that website when I access the IP direct?0 -
That's the only way this can be accomplished without mod_userdir. Otherwise, the shared IP address is used for all domains on the server including the hostname. 0 -
That's the only way this can be accomplished without mod_userdir. Otherwise, the shared IP address is used for all domains on the server including the hostname.
I"m using shared IP address for many domains, can I do it using mod_userdir ?0 -
That's a common issue with mod_userdir and the reason its usually recommended to change your local hosts file to get a better idea of how a site functions before the site resolves. 0 -
That's a common issue with mod_userdir and the reason its usually recommended to change your local hosts file to get a better idea of how a site functions before the site resolves.
hmm okay.. Which is better in your mind (cgi or suphp)0 -
Well, if you want to use mod_userdir you cannot use CGI. There's nothing wrong with using suPHP though it is a bit slower than CGI but it runs scripts as the user as opposed to the Apache user (nobody) which is a security benefit. mod_ruid2 + CGI get's that security benefit as well though. 0 -
Well, if you want to use mod_userdir you cannot use CGI. There's nothing wrong with using suPHP though it is a bit slower than CGI but it runs scripts as the user as opposed to the Apache user (nobody) which is a security benefit. mod_ruid2 + CGI get's that security benefit as well though.
Great :) Why I can't use the URL type (0 -
Well, if you want to use mod_userdir you cannot use CGI. There's nothing wrong with using suPHP though it is a bit slower than CGI but it runs scripts as the user as opposed to the Apache user (nobody) which is a security benefit. mod_ruid2 + CGI get's that security benefit as well though.
Do you mean this module?0 -
Yes, that's the mod_ruid2 module, keep in mind though if you run CGI + mod_ruid2 you will not be able to utilize mod_userdir but you will get similar benefits as you would if you were using mod_suphp 0 -
Yes, that's the mod_ruid2 module, keep in mind though if you run CGI + mod_ruid2 you will not be able to utilize mod_userdir but you will get similar benefits as you would if you were using mod_suphp
Yea I know. Thank you :)0 -
Yes, that's the mod_ruid2 module, keep in mind though if you run CGI + mod_ruid2 you will not be able to utilize mod_userdir but you will get similar benefits as you would if you were using mod_suphp
How to I assign 1 cPanel account only to use (suphp) while the main PHP version in (MultiPHP Manager) is set to (cgi)0 -
How to I assign 1 cPanel account only to use (suphp) while the main PHP version in (MultiPHP Manager) is set to (cgi)
You can't assign 1 account like this unless that account is using a specific PHP version that none of the other accounts are using. The PHP handler is assigned on a global basis for all accounts using that PHP version.0 -
You can't assign 1 account like this unless that account is using a specific PHP version that none of the other accounts are using. The PHP handler is assigned on a global basis for all accounts using that PHP version.
Got it .. thank you :)0
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