Jim_WHM
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Jim_WHM commented,
Thanks for the links and hints Michael. I ended up adding these lines to the WHM httpd.conf include editor (WHM "Home "Service Configuration "Apache Configuration "Include Editor) in "Pre VirtualH...
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Jim_WHM created a post,
EA3 to EA4 - Permanent httpd.conf Changes
These are old threads of mine where I described how i wanted to permanently change the httpd.conf file to add system-wide mime types to make an .aspx file be ran as a php file and also get rid of t...
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Jim_WHM commented,
Thanks removing these lines from main.local worked. [PHP][% FOREACH dir IN main.scriptaliasmatch.items -%] ScriptAliasMatch [% dir.regex %] [% dir.path %] [% END -%][/PHP] I rebuilt apache and e...
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Jim_WHM commented,
The solution in that thread didn't work for me unfortunately because for some reason the distiller does not work for me. Any idea why the distiller wouldn't work for me? Is there some way to remo...
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Jim_WHM commented,
Ok I found that my problem was that I should have been changing the files in this directory instead: /var/cpanel/templates/apache2_4 not /var/cpanel/templates/apache2 I haven't rebuilt apache yet...
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Jim_WHM commented,
[quote="cPanelMichael, post: 1668742">Could you outline the specific steps you took so we can verify if it's the correct method? Thank you. Sure I just did it again to make sure everything i write...
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Jim_WHM commented,
I reran Easy Apache and unfortunately the changes did not stick.
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Jim_WHM commented,
Thanks I did the edit and ran /scripts/rebuildhttpdconf service httpd restart And I will rerun EasyApache some time tomorrow just to see if it survives.
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Jim_WHM commented,
Actually I just rebuilt apache using EasyApache and my .aspx pages were showing as pure text code again. So I guess /usr/local/cpanel/bin/apache_conf_distiller --update didn't work right. I tried...
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Jim_WHM commented,
It's the redirects I want disabled. I want a 404 Not found error when someone does mysite.tld/whm, mysite.tld/cpanel, or mysite.tld/webmail. I'd like to use different ports for WHM and cpanel but ...