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Chances are it's with the API call you used - although I'm not exactly sure what API system you are using. You probably need to URI encode that values that you are passing in order for them to be ...
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I understand the push towards greater security, but the current demands made to achieve PCI compliance seem to be 'unreasonable'. I agree with you here. Unfortunately I don't think there is anyth...
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In the past I've always just replied back mentioning that we use CentOS/RHEL which uses backported packages, and include the changelog rpm output for a specific package, i.e: rpm -q --changelog op...
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Certificates have nothing to do with mail exchanges. The MX records just need to point to a hostname that resolves to an IP address that is where you want mail for that domain name to go.
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I believe this has always been the case. This is part of RFC 2181 RFC 2181 - Clarifications to the DNS Specification Scroll on down to section 10.3 I do not believe cPanel's default behavior di...
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The large account is probably either failing or still being backed up. The backup process will copy all of the necessary files to a temporary backup directory. And once all of that is completed, ...
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Well, there has to be a domain name associated with a hosting account. How else do you use web hosting? The notion of a "primary domain" is relatively new. cPanel existed a long time before addo...
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Ah, OK. Blocking port 2082 and the other non-secure cPanel services ports was the issue here. Still debating on whether I like this solution or my custom solution better.
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Well, if you do that, then the cPanel services can be accessed non-securely. If Non-SSL redirect destination is set to Hostname, then [plain]http://example.tld/cpanel[/plain] is just going to redi...
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There is no error when I go to [plain]http://example.tld/files_backup/style.css[/plain] Then what specifically do you see?