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Getting Started
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App Portal
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Features
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cPGuard Lite
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Command line
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User plugin
- Articles coming soon
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FAQs
- Reissue license
- Notify users on outdated CMS
- Restore a file
- Blacklist a file
- Whitelist files
- Start manual files scan
- Exclude domain from bot attack and captcha check
- SRBL - Whitelist domain or sender IP Address
- Enable Ioncube in cPanel PHP
- Grant server access to support
- How to fix the agent error in App Portal
- Whitelist a WAF rule ID
- Run a hook script after file detection
- Whitelist a user in the scanner engine
- What is inotify watch and how will it affects server performance
- Migrate license to a new server or IP Address
- Tagging Servers
- How to install cPGuard Standalone
- How do we calculate the number of users on a server
- Add additional directories to automatic scan list
- cPGuard WAF required settings and depencies
- So many cpguard-job-logs::fetchlogs processes running
- Install ModSecurity with Nginx on CentOS/RockyLinux/AlmaLinux
- How to install latest ModSecurity 2.9.7 with Apache - Install ModSecurity 2.9.7 with Apache
- How to whitelist an IP address
- How to report a file?
- Block PHP script upload using cPGuard WAF
- cPGuard License abuse is detected
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General
- Migrating cPGuard V3 to V4
- Uninstalling cPGuard
- Overriding WordPress cron job
- Install ModSecurity with Nginx on Debian/Ubuntu
- How do we calculate the number of users on a server
- How to install latest ModSecurity 2.9.7 with Apache - Install ModSecurity 2.9.7 with Apache
- Bulk Action - Run an action against multiple servers
- How to whitelist an IP address
- How to report a file?
- Block PHP script upload using cPGuard WAF
- cPGuard License abuse is detected
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Change Logs
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Standalone
- cPGuard Standalone Configuration
- How to modify standalone configuration file cpguard.ini
- How to install cPGuard Standalone
- How to secure the websites on a Webmin/Virtualmin server using cPGuard
- Install ModSecurity with Nginx on Debian/Ubuntu
- Secure websites on Control Web Panel / CWP Server
- Installing cPGuard on Enhance panel
- How to install latest ModSecurity 2.9.7 with Apache - Install ModSecurity 2.9.7 with Apache
- Secure websites on Interworx Control Panel
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Standalone Panels
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WAF
- cPGuard WAF required settings and depencies
- Install ModSecurity with Nginx on Debian/Ubuntu
- Whitelist a WAF rule ID
- WAF Integration
- Web Application Firewall
- Install ModSecurity with Nginx on CentOS/RockyLinux/AlmaLinux
- How to install latest ModSecurity 2.9.7 with Apache - Install ModSecurity 2.9.7 with Apache
- Block PHP script upload using cPGuard WAF
How to secure the websites on a Webmin/Virtualmin server using cPGuard
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cPGuard standalone can run on any server with or without control panels. In the standalone configuration file ( /opt/cpguard/cpguard.ini ), we use some profile hook scripts which can plugin in and out to add support for known platforms.
We have built-in profile scripts for Webmin/Virtualmin control panel that allows you to install cPGuard on your server with very little manual configuration. You can even configure the installer script to do the unattended installation if you know the values and can preload your configuration. Please refer to the installation using INI configuration for details.
Please note that you need to install ModSec version 2.9.4 or higher with Apache/Nginx/Litespeed to enable the WAF module on your server.
To install cPGuard on your Webmin/Virtualmin server, please refer to the installation doc and follow the instructions.
Example screenshot is given below.
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