Since the release of EasyApache 3.24.11, you may have noticed a variation of the following warning message when starting EasyApache:

Your server is currently on cPanel & WHM version 11.36.2.12. This version of cPanel & WHM has reached End of Life.

cPanel & WHM version 11.36.2.12 will continue to receive updates to EasyApache for 90 days after February 10, 2014. To receive EasyApache updates after May 11, 2014, you must update the cPanel & WHM version on this server.
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From gaw.gk-root.com

Overview
This tool was developed for web hosting companies, webmasters and website developers that have to setup domains with Google Apps in the everyday work. The purpose of Google Apps Wizard cPanel plugin is to facilitate the steps needed to work with Google Apps services. The cPanel end user doesn’t need to have any prior knowledge of DNS records management while working with this tool.
 
 
System Requirements

* cPanel/WHM server
* Security Tokens = on “WHM >> Main >> Server Configuration >> Tweak Settings >> Security”
 
 
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From paradoxxxzero.github.io
 

Purpose: This script scans the user directories and reports the installed CMS packages and what version it is running. It can be set to report just outdated packages and scan specific users. It has the ability to search for common versions of the following packages:

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From liquidat.wordpress.com Only recently the Cockpit project was launched, aiming at providing a web based management interface for various servers. It already leaves an interesting impression for simple management tasks…

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cPanel is now upgrading php via an EA by default which when run, can upgrade a customers default php version to 5.4. As mentioned in an earlier post, part of cPanels EA EndOfLife email, 5.2.17 is no longer included in the php version list for EA. With that said, cPanel has made the downgrade process extremely simple. Below are the simple copy/pasta instructions for downgrading the php to 5.2.17 with the new EA version.

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Hi, We have just discovered that cPanel currently (11.40.1) has an issue with parsing out single quotes in the ~/.my.cnf. For instance, if your /root/my.cnf file looks like: user=root pass=‘password’…