monitor php requests

omidmazraati

• August 12, 2020 03:08

Hello! We are receiving abuse report from our data center, where our cPanel server is located in. We guess that one/more of our customer(s) is/are doing something wrong. How could we monitor the request that php sends? Is there any way to find the abuser customer?

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  ZenHostingTravis

  • August 12, 2020 13:57

  Hi @omidmazraati, We receive an email if a script is relaying spam and have the hourly email limit set to a conservative limit, per hour. Please refer to

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  omidmazraati

  • August 12, 2020 14:04

  Hi @omidmazraati, We receive an email if a script is relaying spam and have the hourly email limit set to a conservative limit, per hour. Please refer to

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  cPAdminsMichael

  • August 12, 2020 17:26

  Sounds as some of your hosted sites are infected by mailware... the abuse report didn't tell you which source/domain the abuse originated from? MAYBE a mailware scanning can find something - you could try the ImunifyAV that is now free/included in cPanel. It will only find known malware checksums.. but worth a try.

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  cPanelLauren

  • August 12, 2020 17:33

  Malware scanning is definitely what you'd want to start with, there's ImmunifyAV as @Michael Svendsen mentioned, there's also ClamAV or other software like Linux Malware Detect which perform this task. If you are not comfortable performing these actions, I would recommend you work with your system administrator to ensure the integrity of your system. If you do not have a system administrator, you may be able to find assistance at System Administration Services.

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