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cPGuard provides extensive options to skip things from the active scanning, which includes file-level whitelisting and user-level whitelisting. This article will cover user-level whitelisting and its logic.
To whitelist a user login to WHM and go to cPGuard >> Settings >> Scanner:- Here you can find the whitelist user option. Choose the user name you wish to whitelist from scanning and add to the list and hit the add button. Please refer to the image below.
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