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Hostakers always willing to fullfil the requirement of our every client and doing the same without any failure/hassle with the help of our fully trained staff. All our linux shared hosting plans include Unlimited web space, Unlimited Bandwidth, Instant Setup, FREE php script installer and many more Unlimited features like Email accounts, FTP accounts, Databases, Sub domain names, Addon domain names etc.

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Questions You Should Ask Your Web Host Before Signing Up!

So, you're looking to build a web-site or so fed up with your current web host that you are eager to transfer your site elsewhere? You may not even be aware of your current hosts vulnerabilities in an industry where each week there is news about a host going down for one reason or another.

Your first problem is narrowing the thousands of choices down to a few that you can research further. Seek friends or associates that have a web-site and ask for their advice. Visit one of the lots of forums about hosting, ask the members for advice or search threads from those that have asked before you.

Once you have located a few hosts to research, the ten questions below will take you a long way towards making an informed decision. You may be capable of finding lots of of the answers to these questions on the hosts websites, but always feel free to call the host and quiz them about their operations. The quality of the answers and degree of professionalism you get from a feasible host often transfers to the type of support you will get once you become a customer. Without further ado, the ten query to ask your web host:

1. How long has the net host been in business?

2. Does the net host own its information middle?

3. How lots of upstream web providers does the net host have?

4. Does the net host monitor its customers sites twenty-four hours per day? How?

5. Does the net host provide 24/7/365 phone and electronic mail support?

6. What levels of redundancy does the net hosts architecture provide?

7. Does the net host automatically backup customer websites in case of information loss? How often?

8. Does the net host provide the features that you require for your web-site?

9. what is the net hosts billing policy?

10. Does the net host have the products and services to handle your growth?

11. How long has the net host been in business?

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Web Hosting - A Guide for Beginners

So you're looking to learn about web hosting and what it has to offer or you may not know much about web hosting? There is no shame in not knowing this information. Everyone has to start at the beginning at some point. On that note, lets begin learning about web hosting.

First off, what is web hosting and how does it work?

Web hosting is the business practice of providing space and bandwidth on a high-powered computer server that is connected to the Internet at very high speeds. Hosting companies maintain large networks of high-powered web server computers in a physical location known as a data center. These computer servers are connected to a very fast, and generally redundant, Internet connection. The data centers have primary and backup power, a fast connection to the Internet, and a security monitoring staff.

The web hosting companies provide a share of disk space and available bandwidth to a customer for a monthly fee. Once the customer is signed up, they can upload files to their personal space on the web server and the information is then viewable to anyone interested on the Internet. The monthly fee the web hosting company charges is much less than what it would cost to run a server out of your own home or data center. This is the reason these companies exist. They take care of all the hardware, software, and other technical needs for you.

Types of web hosting

There are many different types of web hosting offers, but the main three are shared, reseller, and dedicated. Each type of hosting is for a different purpose.

Shared Web Hosting

Shared web hosting is the most popular form of hosting. Shared hosting is a portion of disk space and bandwidth provided to you by the web hosting company on a high-powered server. There are many other web sites hosted on this server, and the hosting company is likely to have quite a few of these servers in a large data center. The resources of the server are shared by as many other websites as are allocated to that computer.

Shared web hosting is the best form of web hosting if you are looking for a great price and don't have more than a couple thousand daily visitors to your site.

Reseller Web Hosting

Reseller web hosting is a popular, low-cost solution to starting your own web hosting business. There are two types of reseller hosting, private-label and a reseller of services.

The private-label is the best type of reseller plan because it allows you to retain full control over your customer's websites. A private-label plan allows the reseller to keep the full monthly payment of the web-hosting customer, but the reseller must pay a monthly fee to the larger hosting company for the reseller space. The more hosting accounts a private-label reseller can sell, the higher the profit for them. Private-label hosting allows you to host many more websites than if you were using shared hosting for each. This is a great solution for someone who has many sites they need to host in one location to save money.

The reseller of services plans resell the regular web hosting plans of a larger web hosting company, but you get a discounted price for providing the customer and earn a monthly fee for as long as they remain a customer. This plan does not allow control over customer web sites and you only keep a portion of the potentially monthly revenue.

Dedicated Web Hosting

Dedicated web hosting is the most powerful and cost effective solution of hosting a busy web site without resorting to buying your own equipment and paying hundreds of dollars per month for a fast Internet connection. Dedicated hosting consists of single server with no one else hosting on that computer. This allows for the greatest of configuration options. Anyone who has a busy website will find dedicated hosting is the necessary choice.

Web Hosting Considerations

Wondering about all the other information listed in web hosting plans? In this section, I will explain the most important considerations in choosing a good web host.

Price

The price of web hosting services is one of the most important. There are many hosting companies out there with cheap hosting packages, but they may be lacking in other areas. Don't let the price of a hosting package fool you. There are some hosting companies out there who have great prices and the other features are just as good. Price may be one of the most important decisions of a web hosting plan, but there is much more to consider in choosing a quality web host.

Disk Space / Storage Space

Disk space is the amount of physical storage space a web host gives to you to store your web files. Hosting companies these days have plans with disk space being measured mostly in terms of gigabytes, but some are still offering plans in the megabytes for storage space. Depending on your needs for file storage space, you may need more or less. Generally the more disk space offered, the better.

Bandwidth / Data Transfer

The amount of bandwidth available can make a big difference in choosing a quality hosting plan. In general, the more bandwidth a hosting company makes available to you, the better. This means you can support more traffic to your web site as your business grows. Be wary of web hosting companies that offer unlimited or unmetered bandwidth. While many of these are legitimate offers, there are some out there who are overselling their bandwidth in hopes the average user won't use much.

Customer Support

In any business, it is very important to provide exception customer service. Web hosting is no exception to this. Many of the hosting companies are available all day and night in case you have a problem with your web site, but there are some who are just available specific hours of the day. If your web site goes down in the middle of the night when they're not available, this means lost revenue for a business. You should make sure the web host you select is always available for support.

Money Back Guarantee

Most web hosting companies will provide a thirty-day money back guarantee. Some will provide one even long, but be wary of the ones who offer no money back guarantee. I would not purchase web hosting services from a company who does not offer at least a 30 day money back guarantee, unless they have proven themselves to be a leader in the industry and have an excellent reputation.

Operating System

An operating system is a piece of software that controls the interaction between the computer user and the physical hardware of the machine. A vast majority of all web sites on the Internet run on the Linux operation system. Linux is generally much more stable than Windows. Stability is critical in running a web site. For this reason, I prefer to host my web sites on the Linux operating system. Some sites have specific requirements that only the Windows operating system can satisfy, but there are always alternatives to those requirements.

Backup

A good web hosting company will have a regular schedule to backup the data on all the web servers. The more often the data is backed up, the better. At the very least, a web hosting company should backup web site files daily.

Control Panel

The control panel is the point of contact the web site administrator will have between the host server and their own machine connected via the Internet. It is essential to have a well organized and easy to use control panel interface. My favorite control panel is cPanel, which is one of the leading web hosting control panels out there today. Plesk is another good one, and many companies will create their own control panel for you to use. Most web hosting companies will provide a link to a demo of the control panel they use with their hosting plans. The control panel used is a matter of preference, but it should be user friendly.

Email

Email is essential part of communication on the Internet. Most web hosting companies out there will give you more email addresses and more space to hold email messages than you will ever need. What you need to watch out for is the companies that have decided to be a little strict on their email accounts and only offer a small number or a small amount of message space.

Uptime

Uptime is a term used to describe how often the average web site hosted by a company is available online. No company should be expected to provide an exact 100% uptime. This is impossible due to things such as hardware, software, and power failures. A vast majority of the companies are very good with uptime, and they guarantee it. It is still a good idea to be conscious of the uptimes posted by the company. If it is not at least 99.5%, it is probably not worth hosting with that company.

Statistics

As a webmaster, it is nice to know how many visitors you've had, where they came from, how long they stay on your site, and how much bandwidth they've used. This information is collected by the web server and is placed in a log file. A statistics software package can read this data and provide meaningful information to the webmaster. The information gathered from these logs can be very valuable in improved services to the viewers of the web site.

FTP

FTP stands for file transfer protocol. It is a way of quickly uploading or downloading many files to and from a web server. Most web hosting companies will allow their customers access to their web hosting accounts via FTP. FTP is very useful and is a great feature to have when paying for a web hosting account.

Scripting

Since the World Wide Web began, many scripting languages have been created and have evolved into the dynamic and interactive environment we enjoy today. A scripting language is a way of adding functionality to a web site, whether it be to calculate numbers or to load information from an external database. Scripting languages have made electronic commerce possible. Some of these languages include PHP, ASP, JSP, Coldfusion, VBscript, Javascript, and Perl. I won't go into the details of these in this article for the sake of complexity. If you know how to use these languages, you should know what to look for in a web server for them.

Databases

A database is a place to store data that can be used in a large variety of ways. Databases are used on the Internet for applications such as shopping carts, message boards, and product catalogues. The more databases the web hosting provider allows you to create, the most applications you can deploy on your web server. Databases are used by the more advanced web master, but information is freely available online should you be interested.

Conclusions

Web hosting can be a very difficult decision with the many thousands of hosting companies out there. It is critical to find a plan that fits your needs and to have a good hosting company. I hope this article was useful in making your decision about which company to host with. Happy Hosting!

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Web Hosting: Which Is The Host With The Most?

So you want to publish a web site do you? Welcome to the Hostakers. These days it seems that almost everyone has a web site of some kind, and thousands more continue to be launched every day. It's challenging enough to design a site and fill it with interesting content, but when all is said and done another challenge still remains - where to host it?

A popular choice for newbie webmasters, and even experienced ones, is to secure a free hosting plan with a company such as Yahoo! Geocities, Tripod or Angelfire. While these are easy to setup and free of charge, they do have limitations. Most free hosts don't offer all the nice features that paid hosts do such as FTP access, CGI-BIN, or your own personal domain name. Instead you're stuck with minimal features and a generic URL such as [http://www.freewebhost.com/marcswebsite]. This somewhat limits your web site‘s potential. Most free hosts also require you to run banners or pop-up ads on your web site to make it worth their while - these banners and pop-ups can obstruct the view of your web page and ultimately annoy visitors and drive them away. Lastly, most free hosts have a daily bandwidth limit that is very small, so if you do get a lot of traffic you'll most likely exceed the allotted bandwidth and your site will be temporarily disabled. Overall I would recommend free web hosts for people that are new to web hosting and want to get a feel for how it works. I'd also recommend them for web sites that are personal in nature (such as an online journal) as well as web sites that don't plan to generate any revenue. Free web hosts are a great stepping stone to paid web hosts - I myself starting building web sites 4 years ago using free hosts, and today I run several high traffic web sites that are hosted on paid web hosting plans.

Now it's time to get into the good stuff - paid web hosting. Web hosting companies that charge money for their services are plentiful on the Internet, and feature a wide array of hosting packages at various price points. First we begin with so called "budget" web hosts, who claim to offer you the world for only $1 per month. Having used numerous such companies I feel I must tell you to proceed with caution here, as these companies aren't all that they are cracked up to be. Many claim to offer 24/7 e-mail support, which in my experience turned out to be 0/0 e-mail support. My e-mails were either never answered or answered a week after I sent them. Even when I got a response it was generic in nature and completely unhelpful. Also, expect frequent outages with these budget web hosts as they rarely even have their own web servers - often they are reselling space on someone else's web servers over which they have no control. One budget web host I used went down unexpectedly for 6 days, and they didn‘t even bother to notify their customers. As a result, my web site was down for 6 days and I lost most of my visitors as well as my hard-earned search engine rankings. Lesson learned: if the reliability and success of your web site is important to you, budget web hosting might not be the answer. However, this is not to say that all budget web hosts are bad - hostolx.com is one of the leaders in the budget web hosting arena and has quite a good reputation.

The next type of paid web host is what I refer to as a "mid-range" web host, meaning that they offer prices and service that will satisfy the majority of web sites out there. Mid-range web hosts like hostakers, Your-Site.com and hostakers offer packages ranging from $1 to $7 per month and provide the tools that most webmasters will need to run a web site, such as: CGI-BIN, tons of e-mail addresses, FTP support, visitor statistics and more. These hosts do have monthly bandwidth limits, but the limits are quite high, and most web sites will never reach them. However, if your web site features hundreds of file downloads and gets decent traffic you may be shocked at how soon you'll reach those bandwidth limits. When you do, your site may be temporarily shut down or you'll have to pay bandwidth overage charges, which can get pricey. Overall though, mid-range web hosts will be satisfactory for 90% of the web sites out there, and generally offer excellent uptime/reliability. In fact, many web-based businesses are successfully run using a mid-range web host. However, as mentioned previously, web sites that offer large files for download or sites that get a huge amount of traffic may find that a mid-range host doesn't quite suit their needs. These types of web sites may require "high-end" web hosting solutions, the next topic in our discussion.

High-end web hosts typically service web sites that are extremely popular, have a high amount of traffic, and/or require pretty much 100% uptime. Most businesses rely on high-end web hosts to host their web sites. Rackspace.com is an example of a well known high-end web hosting company. Pricing for high-end hosts varies, but typically runs from about $50 per month to several hundred dollars per month. Many high-end hosts give you your own dedicated server (which they support) that is reserved just for you and your web site. The mid-range hosts I discussed earlier typically host many different web sites on the same server - this is known as "shared" hosting. High-end web hosts offer stellar reliability, bandwidth, and just about every tool you'll ever need to run a successful web site. Another feature that some high-end web hosts provide is "co-location" hosting. In this scenario, YOU configure and provide the web server, but you get to plug it into their data center/network. This can be very nice because their data center usually has a fiber-optic connection directly to the Internet, offering blazing bandwidth and stellar reliability. People who run web-based businesses or extremely popular, high traffic web sites are good candidates for high-end web hosting.

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php.ini security

Most of the trouble is with the site and server security with fake php.ini off of the sites on the server to be hacked! many people todo it as a solution or LiteSpeed ​​license takes or apache DSO run mode, but the DSO mode of working in apache's inefficient and problems Production is a fact, that the problem another problem with the resolve is like this! but the DSO mode without the current default settings, ie with suPHP mode when possible to avoid false php.ini, if you follow the steps below.

Login your server as ROOT, enter the following command: 

nano /opt/suphp/etc/suphp.conf  (edited this file, locate the following lines at the beginning  ,  delete and save the file and close the symbol) 

at the beginning  ,  you will erase symbols 

After making the fake host php.ini not need to be afraid because now the server main (basic) so the actual php.ini year is seen as the center always

NOTE :  After the all changes you need reboot your server...

This process alone is not enough to make disable_functions settings you need to do a good job then the full meaning of you will have received security.

I highly reliable for you as follows: I've created a list of disable_functions.

disable_functions = " ln, cat, popeye's, pclose, posix_getpwuid, posix_getgrgid, posix_kill, parse_perms, system, dl, passthru, exec, shell_exec, popen, proc_close, proc_get_status, proc_nice, proc_open, escapeshellcmd, escapeshellarg, show_source, posix_mkfifo, mysql_list_dbs, get_current_user , getmyuid, pconnect, link, symlink, pcntl_exec, ini_alt the pfsockopen, leak, apache_child_terminate, posix_kill, posix_setpgid, posix_setsid, posix_setuid, proc_terminate, syslog, fpassthru, stream_select socket_select, socket_create, socket_create_listen, socket_create_pair, socket_listen, socket_accept, socket_bind, socket_strerror , pcntl_fork, pcntl_signal, pcntl_waitpid, pcntl_wexitstatus, pcntl_wifexited, pcntl_wifsignaled, pcntl_wifstopped, pcntl_wstopsig, pcntl_wtermsig, openlog, apache_get_modules, apache_get_version, apache_getenv, apache_note, apache_setenv, virtual, chmod, file_upload, delete, deleted, edited, fwrite, type cmd, mv, touch , cp, cd, pico "

"Php.ini Linux server where the safety and operation schedules. Settings is the file extension for"

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Finding the best web hosting deals

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Introduction

In order for your blog to be accessible by potential visitors and readers online, you need two things: a domain (URL) and online storage space where you put the contents of your website.

This online storage space can be provided by a web-host which is a company that has web servers connected to the internet 24 hours a day 7 days week. When someone types in the URL of your blog they are directed to the location on the server where your website sits and the content loads on the screen. A server can host one specific website, this is known as dedicated servers, or it can be a shared server which shares hundreds (sometimes thousands) of websites and is the more affordable choice. There is a third option, VPS (Virtual Private Sever) that combines the benefits of dedicated and shared servers. VPS gives you your own private sub server within a shared server, so that portion is totally dedicated to your site.

Types of Server and their benefits

Why is webhosting such a vital component of blogging?

If the web-hosting server you’re with goes down or crashes so does your entire website. Therefore choosing one that has a good reputation and is reliable is hugely important, especially if you’re a business or have a lot of traffic. The web-hosting servers that do not have a good reputation risk your website driving visitors away if the loading time is slow.  The web-hosting servers with more generous features (integrated email, WordPress support, 24/7 customer service) will also help create a smoother process for you.

WP Engine

This web-host is adored by the WordPress community; the relatively new (having only launched in 2010) it is fast and secure but also costly at $29 USD (approx. £17.42 GBP). The web-host does not provide email or customer support but the strong reliability and security is a great advantage. There are three level plans.

Dreamhost

Dreamhost has been praised recently for its security system and customer service. They offer all three servers; shared, dedicated and VPS from as little as $8.95 USD and include unlimited storage and bandwidth. Even though it does have email, many customers have complained that it “lacks in performance” and is a challenge when it comes to blocking spam.

Linode

This host has 11 years of experience and includes 7 day money back guarantee across the many plans (five plans to be precise!). Starting from $20 USD to $320, there is a variety of features spread out including transfer pooling and root access- full control over the server. Linode gets the nod from more tech savvy users, Linode uses best-of-breed hardware and networks, but the configurations can be a bit confusing for the non-technical user.

Media Temple

Media Temple is at the higher end of hosting with prices reaching up to $349 USD, however it does claim to be one of the best hosting servers around. It’s been around since 1998 and has developed a seriously fast bandwidth and enormous amount of storage. Customers have praised Media Temple for its high quality service with available assistance 24/7.

Conclusion

A lot of bloggers want to try things out, see what works and what doesn’t. Therefore a budget might limit the choices. However, it’s spending the time figuring out what you need that will be beneficial. If you’re not a business or are just starting out with a low number of traffic visitors then a shared server is what a lot of bloggers use anyway. But if you are e-commerce and need a generous serving of bandwidth size, trustworthy security barriers and integrated email then the advantages may very well outweigh the cost.

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how to test the speed of your hosting as visitors increase

This will just be a simple tutorial on how to test the speed of your hosting provider as the number of visitors on your website increase. This is great for hosting services to demonstrate that their service can perform well under stress, and it's also great for website owners who are curious on how well their website can perform under stress.

Step 1: Go to 

http://loadimpact.com

Step 2:

There will be a box with a button next to it that says "Run Free Test". Enter your website URL into the box and click Run Free Test.

Step 3:

It will prompt you to sign up, if you want to sign up you can, but it's not needed. If you don't want an account, just click no, start test.

Step 4:

Load Impact will now send visitors to your site and will make a graph of how well your website performs as visitors increase. If your user load time stays the same as visitors increase, that's a good sign that your hosting is stable and can perform well even under lots of traffic. However, if your user load time increases as visitors increase, it's a sign that you should probably switch services sometime soon (assuming you're site receives traffic).

Example of a good host:

Example of a bad host:

Notice that the good host remains pretty consistent and fast and the bad host is inconsistent as load times spike when visitors increase.

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Load Balanced Hosting Starting at $1/month (Softaculous/cPanel)

We gladly like to announce that Hostakers Web Hosting services are now available at the affordable prize starting from $1/month, where clients will be able to get the unlimited and unexpected resources for yearly basis. We are working 24/7 to ensure that we are providing you, our important customers, the support, service, and hosting as per their expectations and fully committed to help them with every single query which they face at their end!

Hostakers Web Hosting services are built around our customers and their requests, suggestions, and feedback! Customer Satisfaction is our first priority and we have already proved this for thousands of our customers.

Features Offered by Hostakers :

1. Unlimited Disk Space. 2. Unlimited Bandwidth. 3. 24/7 Support. 4. Fast, Reliable, Intel-Based Servers. 5. Unlimited Email Accounts. 6. No Setup Fees!

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How to Disable Symlinks on linux WHM/cPanel Server ?

How to Disable Symlinks on linux WHM/cPanel Server ?

Disabling Symlink is not a tough task on WHM/cPanel based servers, however you might not found proper way to do this, here is the quick code for disabling symlinks.

Login to WHM/cPanel server via SSH with root access.

follow this commands.

1. $ wget http://layer1.rack911.com/before_apache_make -O 2. $ /scripts/before_apache_make 3. $ chmod 700/scripts/before_apache_make

And then recompile apache by previous saved profile:

4. $ /scripts/easyapache

That is all, you can also check for any symbolic links already created:

5. $ find /home*/*/public_html -type l

This will output directories and files those are sym linked.

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Kloxo webmail not working !!!

kloxo webmail not working

The main error is configuration file of horde is missing from the file system. Which is called as conf.php

Step1 : Open Terminal. #arch .

After execution you will come to know whether it is 32 bit or 64. Make sure it must not be 64 Bit.

Step2: change the file permission of conf.php

chmod 755 /home/kloxo/httpd/webmail/horde/config/conf.php /script/fixhorde /script/fix /script/upcp /script/fixmail

Hopefully , this problem solved.

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WordPress Security Precautions

WordPress is the most used open-source platform for any type of websites: whether it is blog, CMS or any other custom solution. WordPress is naturally based on PHP. Being it free and widely used, it is also the most preferred exploitation destinations for hackers across the globe. While WordPress has been continuously releasing new versions that loop up the security holes, its popularity as a blogging platform has always prompted hackers to come up with new measures to hack information, interrupt service, redirect traffic or other purposes. In this mail, we would provide you with few tips and tricks for securing WordPress blog. WordPress site owners should be responsible for taking necessary actions to maintain their site and prevent hacks.

1. Maintain strong passwords —————————– Many potential vulnerabilities can be avoided with good strong password. Hopefully you already have a good password. If not, please do not procrastinate on this one and reset the password to strong one asap.

2. Always keep up with WP updates ——————————— Staying vigilant about security is an ongoing responsibility for any WordPress site owner. WordPress provides updates with security fixes all of the time. Updates are released to fix bugs, introduce new features, or, most importantly, to patch security holes. When you get the notification in admin panel, please don’t ignore it! It’s the single most effective way to secure your site from attacks. The same goes for plugins and themes.

3. Install WordPress Security Scan Plugin —————————————– There is a good plugin which scans your WordPress installation and give the suggestion accordingly. This plugin will check for below things:

4.Security —————————————– We developed Wordpress Plugin Scanner . We are providing one time free plugin scanning.

1 - 0-day exploit protection 2 - Passwords 3 - File Permissions 4 - Database Security 5 - WordPress Admin protection

For More Information click 

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How to Restart cPanel from Shell

Hello All,

[code] /etc/init.d/cpanel restart [/code]

Thanks,

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How to block or allow ips using .htaccess?

Suppose you have a site yourdomain.com and in the document root directory of yourdomain.com you have a directory “admin” in which you want to restrict the access to others. But you want to give access to clients from some ips.

You can do this by creating a .htaccess file under “admin” directory.

.htaccess file can be like this.

Order Deny,Allow Deny from all Allow from IP_address1 Allow from IP_address2 Allow from IP_address3 Allow from IP_address4 Allow from IP_address5

thats it.

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Good Suggestions For Stop Spamming

Spamming can be done in many ways from one server.. to prevent it we have to deal with many settings and security aspect.

1) Disable Nobody sender from the server. 2) Disable PHPmail function on server and force customer to use SMTP authentication 3) Scan server for malware. 4) Strict your modsecurity rules ( its related to web server but remember malware or bad scripts travel through the web only. 5) User the RBL list and sender verification 6) Enable SPF and DKIM 7) Limit the per domain/account limit. 8) Configure CSF smartly so you can get alert for each activity from the server. 9) Monitor your email queue may be you can use the scripts to monitor the email queue count 10) Enable SpamAssession and configure it properly ( if cpanel) 11) stop relay from your server.

To protect your server from spamming or any other attacks is the continues process, its not something you build something and leave. You need to have some hand on technical stuff or you may get Managed servers (hope the provider covers it efficiently) else best option would be go for server management companies who can better deal with it as they got hands on on such issues.