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¿Cómo eliminar sitejet, socialbee, monitoring y koality de WHM/cPanel?

La empresa cPanel, proveedora del panel de control de sistemas gestión de servidores para hospedaje en internet, recientemente ha estado agregando funciones a WHM en forma de plugins que empujan a comprar funciones adicionales a las incluidas en cPanel, pero que hay que pagar licencias adicionales para que sean funcionales ya sea a nivel de servidor o de usuarios finales.

Si uno desea remover estas funciones es posible desinstalarlas.

¿Cómo eliminar sitejet, socialbee, monitoring y koality de WHM/cPanel?

Servidores basados en Ubuntu:

apt remove --purge cpanel-sitejet-* cpanel-socialbee-* cpanel-monitoring-* cpanel-koality-*

Servidores basados en Centos/Almalinux/Rockylinux:

 yum remove -y cpanel-sitejet-* cpanel-socialbee-* cpanel-monitoring-* cpanel-koality-*

Es posible que en algunos servidores haya que terminar de ocultar algunas de estas funciones en le menú “Feature Manager” en WHM.

Can anybody point me at an idiot's guide to dropping as much spammy web traffic as possible as early in the HTTP transaction as possible, on #Heroku and/or #cPanel / #WHM.

For instance, anything that's looking for a .php URL would/should be an easy target to drop really quickly - it's not a PHP site. Ditto common/standard WordPress URLs.

At the minute the site I have on Heroku is churning through its allowances for logging and similar within the first few hours of the day, and it's mostly bullshit spam traffic. I don't care about logging that, or doing anything with it, I just want to ignore it.