Tony

It sounds like you have some sort of caching enabled. Did you enable Litespeed page caching? If you made a typo on it and started caching the wp-admin folder this would cause the problems you described.

We currently utilize SpamExperts for scanning of all outgoing emails for spam which has drastically improved delivery rates. We also are able to if a RBL issue does come up is route around it while we work on delisting the IP. This same technology also can be used for your incoming email meaning you can get enterprise level spam filtering without the expensive per inbox pricing.

You should be able to just do: php /path/to/console.php test index For example if your username was test and you had console.php in your public_html folder it would be: php /home/test/public_html/console.php test index

We offer ID protection which costs $3/year per domain and it would work the same as the domains by proxy service. In our case the service is ran by IDCPrivacy Service c/o IDC (BVI) and operates out of London England.

The percentage would apply to a month and the actual credit would be based on the cost of the service in a month.

1) If you're using CloudFlare's DNS systems then yes I see no reason why it would not work. 2) Our reseller accounts are compatible with SPDY and HTTP/2 as we run Litespeed 5 3) I believe you can use Railgun through Cloudflare on our reseller systems as the Railgun is setup to look for our IP's and if you're on them then it shows Railgun as an option. 4) Let's Encrypt will work as long as it can verify the subdomain which if you're using the subdomain to serve content it should have no issue doing that.

Let's Encrypt Windows XP support is limited. Here's what the Let's Encrypt team said about it: Windows XP: - Pre-SP3 will never work, because it lacks SHA2 support. - SP3: Chrome and IE don't currently work because of the name constraints on our intermediate282. We're going to take a look at whether that's possible to work around in the long run, but for now it doesn't work. - Firefox works because it has its own validation code. Then of course under windows XP if you're not on a dedicated IP you also have to worry about the fact Internet Explorer wouldn't support SNI.

Your account should have been setup soon after you made the post. It had to go through a few extra verification steps before it was setup so it took about 3 hours rather than 2 hours to setup. Sorry about any inconvenience that may have caused.

The SSD powered is meant to cover the various types of setups we have as the technology continues to evolve and we are evolving with it. Our older systems utilize SSD caching while all our new systems are 100% SSD. For an end user there is going to be absolutely no difference as both are capable of handling well over 10,000 I/O operations per second and have sub 1ms access latency to data. Both are monitored in the same fashion to make sure they're performing optimally so users see the best performance possible.

Fantastico should be available in cPanel if you're on a shared, semi dedicated or reseller account. If you're not seeing it on your account I'd recommend contacting our support team for further assistance on debugging your issue.

cPanel unfortunately does not have complete integration with Litespeed. One of those aspects is it reports the version of Apache we last ran from cPanel as the actual web server. For the PHP 7.0 issue it sounds like you have a .htaccess override it might look something like this: AddType application/x-httpd-php54 php Remove that then php selector will work for the web server portion.

Page cache: disk enhanced Minify - Disable Litespeed does this for you Database Cache - Disable not necessary Object cache - Disk or Memcached (once you activate Memcached in your cPanel)

If you're on wdc004 then you're in Washington DC and won't be effected by the maintenance window.

There are issues with that because of just how many web sites we host and also: What is considered adult content? The definition is going to be different depending on a persons region. We have no way of forcing users to disclose what they're hosting How do you handle a user with non adult content on one domain but not on another Even if we didn't allow adult content it be on our network as we cannot control user content in such a manner nor would any user want us to be such a provider. Also why stop at adult content? I'm sure there are users who don't want to be on the same IP as say a church web site. Or maybe they don't want to be on the same IP as a website from the United States.

Nothing newer operating systems use swap to hold application memory that has been inactive for a period of time. This results in an increase in performance as more memory can actually be used for disk caches. Unfortunately cPanel continues to display this as a warning even though there is nothing negative about this.

I cannot think of anything that may have changed with the update. The release page: http://releases.cpanel.com/ and here is the complete set of release notes: https://documentation.cpanel.net/display/ALD/11.52+Release+Notes

Hello, Please open a ticket with our billing department and they'll move the ticket to the appropriate department.

Your issue was caused by a rvskin bug. Once we were made aware we pushed out a fix to all servers.

Hello, git is available on all our servers so you should be able to use it to push updates to your sites.

You can have SpamAssassin auto delete mail based on score on a per account basis in the accounts cPanel. Go to "Apache SpamAssassin™" You can use "Spam Auto-Delete" option. It would also be worth checking out SpamExperts which does not delete mail and leaves it in a quarantine for you to review if any mail ever gets accidentally flagged.

Hello, We replied to your ticket as to why your order was not setup

CloudLinux does a great job at preventing most abuses by making it not possible to take over the entire server. Other types of abuses we have many monitoring systems in place and other preventive measures to hopefully not have one user cause problems for others.

If you open a ticket with our support team asking ftp to be made available they should be able to add it for you. We use CageFS which allows us to restrict accounts to just what is necessary for them to function. We do however understand in some cases users need features like ftp which we'll gladly add for their account.

It's possible to use caching on any web site you would just need to configure the rules to make it compatible with your application. So for example if you look at the Wordpress example there is this portion: RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^(wp-admin|wp-login.php|wp-cron.php) This is wordpress specific telling it to never cache wp-admin, wp-login.php or wp-cron.php as those you'd never want to cache obviously. So for another application you would probably need to update to reflect the change in the admin url and any login url's. In your case if you're only wanting to cache Javascript files (.js) there isn't going to be any benefit as the caching is geared towards caching dynamic files. Litespeed already when there are requests to js, css, html it gzips them then puts them in it's gzip cache so that there isn't a need to gzip the files on every request. It only updates the gzip cache when the files change.

The search issue with our client area is fixed where it would not return any results or the same results every time. It should provide the same results https://support.hawkhost.com does