/etc/userdomains how frequently is it updated, contains all domains?

postcd

• March 01, 2016 04:54

Hello, i found there is usefull script /scripts/whoowns domain.name Which returns cpanel username who owns the domain That script contains link to /etc/userdomains which contains like: username1: domain.name uisername2: domain.name2 i wanted to ask if that /etc/userdomains is always up to date and if it really contains all domains? Im asking because if i remember correctly (i may not) I think that when i accessed WHM / Account information / List Subdomains i could not find some domain even it was hosted on the server I also used /usr/local/apache/domlogs/$cpanelusername/ as a source for the user domains, but there im also not sure if it contains everything, probably not /etc/userdomains appears to be better way to get user domains: grep ": cpanelusernamehere" /etc/userdomains | cut -d: -f1 Thx

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  cPanelMichael

  • March 01, 2016 17:58

  i wanted to ask if that /etc/userdomains is always up to date and if it really contains all domains?

  
  Hello :) Yes, this file is updated whenever a new domain name is added, and it includes all of the domain names on your system. Thank you.

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