
How do I Flush the cPHulk Database
Tutorial Information
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How do I Flush the cPHulk Database |
Submitter: |
NickTheGreek |
Category: |
cPanel Tutorials |
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Submitted: |
30 Nov 2013 |
Updated: |
30 Nov 2013 |
Views: |
378 |
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Description: Flushing the cPHulk Database will allow you to login to your hosting account (if you have been blocked by the Brute Force protection system that cPanel has started using since its 11.24 version. |
Tutorial Instructions
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Flushing the cPHulk Database will allow you to login to your hosting account (if you have been blocked by the Brute Force protection system that cPanel has started using since its 11.24 version. To complete this, please follow the below steps:
Login to your SSH (This information is going to be in your welcome email) Obtain your MySQL root password by doing:
CODE # cat /root/.my.cnf
Copy the MySQL root password, and don't forget it! Now, copy / paste this command into your SSH window:
CODE echo "delete from brutes; delete from logins;" | mysql -uroot -p cphulkd
You will be prompted for a MySQL password, this password is the same password as you obtained in step 3, please enter this password and done! You should now be able to login via your web browser to the cPanel / WHM system.
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