2 – How to use CageFS with CyberPanel
CloudLinux and CageFS integration are available from CyberPanel v1.8.6. However, before using CageFS you need to be on CloudLinux OS. So before moving forward convert your CyberPanel server to CloudLinux and install CageFS. What is CageFS? From the official documentation: CageFS is a virtualized, per-user file system that uniquely encapsulates each customer, preventing users from […]
Configure Mail for CyberPanel Notifications
In version 2.0.0, CyberPanel has added the option to get all server logs by email. This can be very beneficial for a timely update if your server has some error or if it’s behaving abnormally. This also includes notifications of SSL failure notifications. Git Notifications. Debug notifications from CyberPanel if debug mode is on. In […]
Fix FTP over TLS errors on Ubuntu in CyberPanel
FTP or File Transfer Protocol is used to transfer files to servers or your website from your own computers, mobiles or other servers. It’s as old as the internet itself, however, we live in a world full of cybersecurity issues. In order to ensure that your credentials aren’t snooped by malicious actors during authentication, CyberPanel […]
How to fix SSL issues in CyberPanel
CyberPanel is equipped with a built-in security certificate issuing mechanism. It uses the Let’s Encrypt Certificate authority to obtain an SSL certificate for your websites. We have a great tutorial on how to create/issue SSL certificates for your domain here. However, if CyberPanel is unable to obtain a certificate for your domain, it generates a […]
6 – Self-signed SSL error on Outlook/Thunderbird
After creating an email account in CyberPanel some users would like to configure their email accounts to third party email clients such as Outlook or Thunderbird. Both these clients have auto-discover functionality, this functionality will try to automatically configure your email settings so that end-user won’t have to do anything. For example, if on Thunderbird […]
How to Create Local Incremental Backups in CyberPanel
Backups are the primary concern of any website owner because they carry all of the information and the hard work of the many years you have put into your website. You can lose your website’s data in a moment due to uncertainty on the web. Nowadays, Cyber attacks are widespread, and hackers find loopholes to […]
Set up Self Hosted WordPress Site for Free in 10 Minutes
Do you want to host a free and super fast WordPress blog by yourself without any technical knowledge? Yes, now it is possible. You can set up self-hosted WordPress on CyberPanel in 10 minutes. We have come up with a step-by-step guide to self host your blog without any coding knowledge. You may wonder, how […]
3 – Restore backups from Remote Destination
CyberPanel version v1.9.1 added support for the incremental backups. However, you were not able to restore backups from remote servers. With the release of v1.9.2, you can now restore backups from remote destinations. For this to work, you need to follow these tutorials: Add/Remove Destinations for Incremental Backups Create/Restore Incremental Backups Before moving on with […]
How to install WordPress on OpenLiteSpeed on CentOS 7
This article will help you install WordPress with the LSCache plugin on OpenLiteSpeed using LSPHP. We are also going to see how we can use free Lets Encrypt SSL to secure your WordPress site. This article guides you through installing and configuring OpenLiteSpeed web server, MariaDB as a database management system, LiteSpeed PHP, LetsEncrypt SSL […]
CyberPanel as a cPanel Alternative
CyberPanel and cPanel are both hosting control panels, and they help you manage your websites. With one command you get a fully functional LAMP stack that is ready to serve your web applications. Let see how CyberPanel is a feasible cPanel alternative. If you are new to development or managing sites then you will sooner […]
