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Modify Bandwidth Exceeded Page



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By : ramprage Rating : Average Rating : 4.24 From 33 Voter(s)

In this tutorial you will learn how to modify the Cpanel bandwidth exceeded page. This page is shown for clients automatically when they run out of bandwidth. Bandwidth counts are reset every month.


Step 1: Login to the server as root in SSH.


Step 2:  This will make a backup copy of the original file incase you need to revert back
cp /usr/local/cpanel/apache/mod_bwlimited.c /usr/local/cpanel/apache/mod_bwlimited.c.bak


Step 3: Then type:
 pico -w /usr/local/cpanel/apache/mod_bwlimited.c

Scroll down until you reach the section where you'll see the HTML code for the bandwidth page or do a search for it in Pico #: Ctrl+W   then paste this in: <HTML><HEAD>n<TITLE>509 Bandwidth Limit Exceeded</TITLE>

Change it to whatever you like... carefully.

Step 4: Save the file while still in pico #:
Crtl+X then Y

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Breno Martins
How does to configure to limit it number of connections of a certain folder?
Norman
Great tutorial. Does someone know howto edit the disk space exceeded page.
oliver
hello I mail you for a little problem


I followed your help on :
http://www.webhostgear.com/9.html

Modify Bandwidth Exceeded Page
I have the change in /usr/local/cpanel/apache/mod_bwlimited.c but I already got the same message...

I reloaded Apache /etc/init.d/httpd restart and /etc/init.d/bandmin start stop.

always the same problem...

tell me more please;)

thanks a lot
Muxa
Hello!
I have problem. CPanel does not show BANDWIDTH USAGE. Can you tell why? What I have to do?
Thank you.
naox
this does not work for me. No matter what I put into /usr/local/cpanel/apache/mod_bwlimited.c nothing changes on Bandwidth Limit Exceeded page
nordin
bandwidth banner appear on the top of my blog. How to removed it. This is happen when i used monzila fire fox. But with Internet Explorer it does not happen.

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