How do I secure my tmp partition within cPanel/WHM?Art. Nr: 134 | Rating: 4/5 from 409 votes | Last Updated: Fri, May 18, 2012
The process for securing your "/tmp" directory only takes a few moments, and can be accomplished within a few minutes. Please follow the step-by-step directions outlined below for further information:
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We like to know how to secure the tmp partition for Plesk server.
Posted by TomT. - Mon, Jul 30th, 2012
You can put tmp partition on separate drive or SSD for a lot faster access to it and make the web sites to access it faster.
Posted by Karlson - Sat, Jul 21st, 2012
Normally the dedicated servers are coming already with secured tmp partition which is like 2GB.
Posted by JimmyA. - Sat, Jul 14th, 2012
With the current huge hard drives coming with dedicated servers now even 32GB tmp partition is great idea. Better have it and not use than need it and do not have it :)
Posted by NellyC. - Wed, Jul 11th, 2012
Even 8GB is not enough if you like to repair a lot of big MySQL databases. better make it like 40 50GB. Initial tmp secured partition made by cPanel hosting control panel is only 1.5 2GB. Very small and not enough for today‘s web hosting standards.
Posted by DerekD - Sat, Jun 30th, 2012
Normally you can make 8GB secured /tmp when you are provisioning the server and working on hard drive partitioning.
Posted by DoloresA - Wed, Jun 27th, 2012
You can use for cPanel hosting their scripts : /scripts/securetmp
Posted by Randy - Mon, Jun 18th, 2012 Post your Comments
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