New posts. Search forums. JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. Mark Coates Well-Known Member. Hi I was just wondering if there is a log somewhere or anyway of knowing which user's login to their cpanel account? By this i dont mean cpanel access like email or ftp i mean physically logging into cpanel itself either through my site or using the port Muhammed Fasal Well-Known Member.
Mark , Each cPanel account itself should have a hidden log file in its home directory there as '. To get it, go to 'File Manager' interface and make the hidden files visible by going to the Settings tab from right top corner, and view the file named '.
For more information, read the Change the login interface locale section below. It may take up to hours for your domain to propagate after you set up the DNS information. You must authenticate through both the two-factor authentication for your identity provider and the two-factor authentication 2FA on the server, if enabled. Your account is not associated with an existing "cPanel" account. Your account is not associated with an existing "WHM" account. Your account is not associated with an existing "Webmail" account.
When you change the locale, the interface sets a cookie in your browser that expires after one year. You must reset the locale whenever you log in to an account from a new browser, when you delete cookies, and after the cookie expires. The protocol that your browser uses to communicate with a remote server. This protocol provides HTTP over an encrypted connection. An encrypted SSL connection does not transmit your username and password in plain text.
The address consists of either an IP address or a domain name. This section of the URL specifies the remote server that you wish to access. You can enable Additional Dovecot logging that adds more detailed transaction logs. This log also contains Apache SpamAssassin scores. This directory contains a log of queued incoming email messages. If your system manages many domains, we recommend that you enable piped logging to reduce the number of log files that Apache manages.
Piped logging allows you to pipe Apache access logs to a separate process so that Apache does not need to restart every time that it processes the logs. This file contains information about suEXEC audit logs. This is useful, for example, to diagnose internal server errors that do not produce relevant information in the error log. This file contains information about the suPHP Apache module audit logs.
EasyApache 4 supports Tomcat 8. For more information, read our Introduction to Tomcat documentation. The directories and files in this document reflect unaltered configurations. We strongly recommend that you migrate to PowerDNS. For more information, read our cPanel Deprecation Plan documentation.
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