Hacks, Howto, Linux, Scripts

Redis Integration Complete Guide for Multi-Tenant cPanel

If you’ve been running a shared hosting environment for any length of time, you’ve probably had that conversation with a customer: “My WordPress site is slow.” You’ve optimized MySQL, tuned Apache, enabled OPcache—and yet the database queries keep piling up. Enter Redis. Redis is an in-memory data structure store that can dramatically reduce database load […]

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Hacks, Howto, Security

Wildcard SSL Workarounds for AutoSSL Using acme.sh

AutoSSL is one of cPanel’s most convenient features—automatically provisioning and renewing SSL certificates for every domain on your server. But if you’ve ever tried to get a wildcard certificate through AutoSSL, you’ve hit a wall. AutoSSL simply doesn’t support them. This isn’t an oversight. Wildcard certificates require DNS-based validation (DNS-01 challenge), and AutoSSL relies on

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Fixes, Hacks, Howto, Linux

Large cPanel Account Migration: When Transfer Tool Fails

Large Account Migration: When Transfer Tool Fails (rsync Hybrid Method) Every cPanel administrator eventually encounters it: the account that simply refuses to migrate. Whether it’s timing out at 80%, throwing cryptic errors, or hanging indefinitely, large account migrations can turn a routine server consolidation into a multi-day headache. Here’s the hybrid rsync approach I’ve refined

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Fixes, Howto

CentOS 7 to AlmaLinux 8 ELevate Migration Guide for cPanel Servers

CentOS 7 to AlmaLinux 8 ELevate Migration Guide for cPanel Servers The cPanel ELevate migration from CentOS 7 to AlmaLinux 8 carries significant risk but can succeed with meticulous preparation. Real-world experiences reveal that while many migrations complete successfully, unrecoverable failures (including unbootable servers) occur frequently enough that experienced sysadmins often recommend fresh installations over

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Howto, Scripts

Automatically Installing WordPress on a New cPanel Account

As a hosting provider, one of the most common requests you’ll receive is WordPress installation. While manual installations work fine for occasional setups, they become time-consuming and error-prone when dealing with multiple clients or specific hosting plans designed for WordPress users. This is where cPanel hooks come to the rescue. The following script will use

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Hacks, Howto, Linux, Scripts

Custom Skeleton Directory Tricks for cPanel

When new accounts are created in cPanel/WHM, the system automatically copies a set of default files from the skeleton directory into the user’s home directory. This mechanism is often overlooked, but with some creativity, it can become a powerful way to automate onboarding, enforce standards, and pre-deploy useful files.   Where Is the Skeleton Directory?

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Apps, Howto, Linux, Misc, Scripts

Building Custom cPanel Plugins Using the cPanel API Framework

The cPanel control panel’s extensibility through custom plugins is one of its most powerful features for web hosting providers and system administrators. Whether you need to integrate third-party services, automate specific tasks, or provide custom functionality to your users, building cPanel plugins using the official API framework gives you the flexibility to extend cPanel’s capabilities

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