Ever have a problem were cPanel would always show inaccurate info, or did a user mess one of there settings up and you want it to be restored? Sometimes this is as easy as deleting the cPanel cache, or a cached set of files per account that make cPanel faster than having to obtain the data on demand.
It’s very easy and only takes one line to do. All you need to do is cd to the users home directory, for instance if the username of the user is blong we would cd to /home/blong with the following command.
# cd /home/blog
Then after that it’s as easy as removing the .cpanel folder.
# rm -rf .cpanel
And now the user’s cPanel cache is deleted…next time they reload there cPanel it’ll feel like a fresh account just made. If this doesn’t fix a problem you think it would it’s more deep than that.
Please note this article is provided as a how-to and I can not be held responsible for any errors. If an error is occurred and you need any help please feel free to e-mail me at brandon[@]brandonlong[.]me and I will assist you as good as I can. With that said happy server administrating!