- http://www.geocerts.com/install/cpanel_11
- http://twiki.cpanel.net/twiki/bin/view/AllDocumentation/WHMDocs/GenerateCert
- http://www.digicert.com/ssl-certificate-installation-apache-cpanel.htm
How to create Auto generated mails?
1. Create an email account, example: sample@domainname.com
2. Add that email account as Forwarder
3. In Add a new Forwarder form, set the destination to no-reply@domainname.com or [anyusername]@domainname.com
4. Add Auto-Responder and set its email field to a value the same as the destination email you've set in Forwarder.
Hint: If you do not create a forwarder or email account with the same address as this auto responder, mail sent to this autoresponder will only be handled by the autoresponder before it is discarded.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------When configuring an auto responder you can use the following tags to insert information into the message that is returned to the user:
%subject% The subject of the message that was sent to the autoresponder. %from% The sender of the message that was sent to the autoresponder. %email% The sender's email from the message that was sent to the autoresponder.
How to create cron job in cPanel
- 1. Select Cron jobs under Advanced Section in cPanel home page.
- 2. If an error message will display regarding permission issues, just follow what it says.
- 3. Click Standard
- 4. Enter the email address where the cron output will be sent to in the corresponding field.
- 5. Enter the command you wish the cron job to run in the blank field next to the Command to run label.
Example: /usr/bin/wget -O /dev/null http://yourdomain.com/filename.php
- 6. Select how often you wish the command to be run by selecting an option in each of the boxes.
- 7. Click on Save Crontab to save your changes and set up your cron job.
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