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cPanelPeter created an article,
Mailman 2.1.39 - CVE-2025-43919, CVE-2025-43920, CVE-2025-43921
Question Information on 3 Mailman vulnerabilities was recently released. Is the cPanel software vulnerable? Answer Not that we are aware of. We have briefly tested the Proof of Concept (PoC) for...
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cPanelPeter commented,
To be clear, the value set within /var/cpanel/cpanel.config is the default. Each customer can also change the mailbox format, so it would also be good to check what is set within... /home/$user/mai...
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cPanelPeter created an article,
Multiple cpdavd instances with high load usage.
Symptoms Some customers have noticed multiple cpdavd children consuming 98% of the CPU and causing high load averages. Description Seeing process output (ps) and noticing several cpdavd connectio...
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cPanelPeter commented,
In this case, it just means to rename it. In Linux the 'mv' command (for move) can be used to rename a file too. So in the example in the article mv -v /home/$cpaneluser/mail/domain.tld/$username...
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cPanelPeter commented,
Hello Jaime, cpanel-exim is Exim. It's repackaged because. we made some significant changes to work with the cPanel UI system. You sould not install Exim via apt install as that will definitely bre...
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cPanelPeter commented,
Hello, Reading the https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.error-reporting.php page, it looks like what you want is error_reporting "~E_WARNING" The tilde character means NOT. So do NOT report war...
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cPanelPeter commented,
Hello, Thank you for the update. Glad you were able to get that working.
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cPanelPeter commented,
Hello, This likely means that the cpmove file contains a bad entry in the Bandwidth data for that user.What version of cPanel did the cpmove file come from? Is it being. restored to the same versi...
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cPanelPeter commented,
Hello, OK, do you know which MPM you're running with? (event, prefork, fcgid) That will play a big part of which section in your output (if any) might be involved. What about the old files? Did y...
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cPanelPeter commented,
Hello, I'm assuming since you have these named with the word "old" in front of them, that they are no longer being used? If that is the case, you should rename them so that the "old" is at the end...