Thread: Cpanel question

Ok, this has been bugging me for awhile but maybe its just how it is and can't be helped. I have a servant VPS, cpanel and for some reason if I try to check my email on there for a domain I can do that but if i try to look at another domains email afterwards it pulls up the first domain email all the time. Even if I clear my cookies it happens. Very annoying, I've had to forward all my domains to one email but even that doesn't always seem to work. Secondly, I typically leave my awstats for my new site open at all time but if I try to check another websites stats in a different browser it will crash my first sites stats. Seems like so much work just to check things, I have like 50 or 60 domains on this server and it drives me nuts. Anyone else have this issue?

For the email, I click logout before logging back into the webmail interface as someone else, or else it logs me back in as the account I was viewing it with prior.

Originally Posted by kdemonte

Ok, this has been bugging me for awhile but maybe its just how it is and can't be helped. I have a servant VPS, cpanel and for some reason if I try to check my email on there for a domain I can do that but if i try to look at another domains email afterwards it pulls up the first domain email all the time. Even if I clear my cookies it happens. Very annoying, I've had to forward all my domains to one email but even that doesn't always seem to work. Secondly, I typically leave my awstats for my new site open at all time but if I try to check another websites stats in a different browser it will crash my first sites stats. Seems like so much work just to check things, I have like 50 or 60 domains on this server and it drives me nuts. Anyone else have this issue?

Using Horde by any chance??
You need to log out of one account (Email and Cpanel if you want to check email for another domain) then log-in as different person..

This is common for WHM/Cpanel. It happens 'the stats part' with all of my servers. When you log into a different account you are in essence moving from one account to the next. It is a pain to a degree, but manageable

Yeah using Horde Webby, I guess it is managable Grim, but still annoying when you want to just do a quick check of all your sites. I know I'm a complainer :-)

Originally Posted by kdemonte

Yeah using Horde Webby, I guess it is managable Grim, but still annoying when you want to just do a quick check of all your sites. I know I'm a complainer :-)

lol I know the feeling, it happens to me all the time. I'll be checking stats on one site, then work with a data base or something else on another and not realise it's on the same server. Go do update stats and the dreaded error comes up.

Originally Posted by kdemonte

Yeah using Horde Webby, I guess it is managable Grim, but still annoying when you want to just do a quick check of all your sites. I know I'm a complainer :-)

Forward all the mails to a single ID, then use message rules to sort them out in different folders in your email client... works like a charm , or is that you are doing now?

I did forward them all but it doesn't seem to always forward all ofthem so I am forced to still check and make sure that I'm not missing anything. Is there a way to automatically sort into folders I do I have to play mailman in there and organize them everytime?

Originally Posted by kdemonte

I did forward them all but it doesn't seem to always forward all ofthem so I am forced to still check and make sure that I'm not missing anything. Is there a way to automatically sort into folders I do I have to play mailman in there and organize them everytime?

Yes you can use message rule/Filter to check if mails are coming from particular id or domain..

Like a sample rule would be ' if TO or CC @domain1.com MOVE TO folder1'

I use Outlook, with message rules to Sort the mails from different domain to different folders..