They, too, offer free Domain Validated SSL certificates, which fits perfectly with AutoSSL. AutoSSL and Let’s Encrypt Let’s Encrypt™ is a new-comer to the certificate authority world, and it has gained popularity very quickly. Security is incredibly important to us, and this is a feature we’ve been working on for a very long time. AutoSSL allows you to enable a feature in your cPanel & WHM account package which triggers the automatic request and installation of Domain Validated Comodo-signed SSLs for your customers, free of charge. I posted about AutoSSL before, but in case you haven’t heard of it yet, here’s more information. Use the browser Back button to return to the main window.In cPanel & WHM version 58, we introduced a new feature called AutoSSL.
The primary difference being that the stats only reflect activity for those transactions done by the user validated by SASL and LSMCD. Stats are displayed in the format below, the format determined by LSMCD, and are basically identical to those available from Memcached. To display the Memcached statistics for the user (or the system as a whole if security is disabled), the user can press the Display Stats button. When the user presses the button, the main window is redisplayed.
#Plugins cpanel whm password#
If the password change is successful, that fact is displayed and the text of the button is changed to Ok. If there are errors, they are displayed in this screen and the user can fix the problem and try again. When the user enters the new password in both text boxes and presses Change Password, the saslpasswd2 program is run and it is up to that program to validate the new password with system restrictions. Other than requiring a password, no additional password restrictions are placed on the password. Press the button to enter the Change Password screen.Īs is common with password change facilities, the new password must be entered twice and must match. This facility is provided as access to a command prompt for running saslpasswd2 is not available to regular users, and regular users need the ability to keep the SASL password consistent with company policy.
The Change Password button will only be enabled if both SASL and user level security is enabled. If no security is enabled, the stats are system wide. If user level security is enabled, the stats will be only for the user. Will only be enabled if SASL and User Level Security is enabled. Whether User Level Security is enabled (the setting of Cached.DataByUser in nf).Whether SASL security is enabled (the setting of Cached.UseSasl in nf).Can be an IP address/port or UDS (Unix Domain Socket). LSMCD server address extracted from /usr/local/lsmcd/conf/nf.User to be used for LSMCD (the logged on user).
When the item has been selected users will be brought to the main menu:
#Plugins cpanel whm software#
Once the software is installed, cPanel users will see a new option in their Advanced group: Once a new user is added, they may need to log into the cPanel plugin and manually change the password. Pass the username in as $name The first line will generate a random password, and the second line will insert it into the SASL file for the username. Passwd=$(head /dev/urandom | tr -dc A-Za-z0-9 | head -c 10 echo '')Įcho $passwd | saslpasswd2 -p -f /etc/sasllsmcd $name
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