Monitoring customers' sites for prohibited content

[grom]

Is it possible?
I want to check they do not use their accounts to host mp3s or adult content.

[Andy]

You can log into there cpanel with there username and your whm/dis-xxxx password

[grom]

You can log into there cpanel with there username and your whm/dis-xxxx password

Thanks for info.

However, given that there may be tens or even hundreds of domains with complicated folder/subfolder systems it's gonna be not the best solution.

Any other suggestions?

[Andy]

I dont think there is another way, unless you have root access i would guess.

[Buddha]

How about the logs?

[Andy]

How about the logs?

You would still have to log into each account to het the logs, wouldn't you?

[Buddha]

You would still have to log into each account to het the logs, wouldn't you?

Maybe automate it through some sort of script. Do it through SSH? How heck would I know? I did trust my customers with a cpanel!

[grom]

I dont think there is another way, unless you have root access i would guess.

too bad

I did trust my customers with a cpanel!

I did, too

[Andy]

Most of my clients are small businesses. MOst do not use it, and thers just use the basic..email.

[Buddha]

Maybe automate it through some sort of script. Do it through SSH? How heck would I know? I did trust my customers with a cpanel!

That should've been, "I don't trust my customers with cPanel. That darn N in INTP got me again.

[jjmac]

It would be simple to write a php file that ftp's the logs to your main account, and just cron the job on each account you set up.

That way you basically have one folder full of logs from all of your domains.

I am planning on implementing something similar in the near future and of course I will also take the cron link out of the customer cpanel.