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If you're lucky, and you don't have default WHM tweak settings (or the user enabled log archiving) the logs will be available through: /home/$username/access-logs/domain.com or /home/$username/lo...
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That's a good thing, that means your SQL queries are likely completing quickly. At that point look at the PHP code. Perhaps use a tool like [url=http://www.xdebug.org/docs/profiler]Xdebug: Document...
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I'd start with the apache error log and any php error_log files. You mention VPS hosting, perhaps your server just does not have enough resources for dynamic PHP/MySQL sites. Even common CMS softwa...
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This is most likely not a server problem, but a problem with your PHP code or MySQL queries causing them to create high load on the server. You need to troubleshoot your application code. You may...
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I know of paid services, but not a free script. I've previously used the company 6scan, who would e-mail me whenever one of my web apps had a new vulnerability. Mods, If giving them a plug here is...
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That looks pretty suspicious mimran, I'd be investigating that process and remote IP address.
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SpamAssassin often stays running long enough for CSF to see it as a long running process. This is not necessarily a bad thing. On my own systems, I whitelist it in /etc/csf/csf.pignore by adding: ...
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Just disable cPhulk and use CSF/LFD or another functional brute force detection. cPhulk is a nuisance at best.
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Even if you suspend the domain in cPanel, the google warning will remain until they re-crawl the site. I would advise consulting your host or a qualified security administrator. Once you have fou...
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[quote="delalibera, post: 1640941"> What should I do to fix this? If you only have an instance (VM) on the server, there is most likely nothing you can do yourself. Most servers lacking the kerne...