LostNerd
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It's personal opinion really. As well as what you're looking to achieve... I'm a PHP fan-boy so I'd say PHP.
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I don't think there is however, there is nothing stopping you from trolling the API documentation, getting the keys and adding them to an array. Then simply iterate through the array running your ...
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For reference, here's the fix from the other post quoted from cPanelPeter: Hello, We had a case on this (Case # 187313) which has been fixed as of 11.48.5. In the meantime you need to kill any h...
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Sounds like a httpd.conf error to me. Are you able to rebuild it using EasyApache in WHM? Command line alternative: /scripts/rebuildhttpdconf
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Yep. Use the DNS editor to edit these SPF records if they were not automatically done. :)
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Glad to hear everything is going great, Steve! I'll keep an eye on this thread in case of any more DNS questions.
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Hi Steve, This is exactly what the forums are for! As long as in all zone files (/var/named/) have had the old IP replaced with the new one and the nameservers point to your new server, you shoul...
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I've just read your last again. If you are using the cPanel transfer tools, it should make the relevant changes in the DNS zone files for you. But it's always best to check after!
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The A records will change automatically when I transfer their site over to AWS using WHM/cPanel right? Nope, that's not quite right. The Nameservers point to DNS servers. The DNS servers are what ...
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That sounds right to me... Nameservers are simply records pointing to a server... For example: ns1.domain.com > 1.2.3.4 ns2.domain.com > 4.3.2.1 As long as those IP's are pointing to your Amazo...