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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Script by cPFence Team, https://cpfence.app
# Tested on Enhance v12 only!
# Safe Ubuntu cleanup: logs, apt, snap, temp, Docker (no volumes by default)
# Usage: sudo ./safe_cleanup.sh [--with-volumes]

WITH_VOLUMES=0
[[ "${1:-}" == "--with-volumes" ]] && WITH_VOLUMES=1

human() { # bytes to human readable

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function enhance_ClientArea($params)
{
    $systemUrl    = Setting::getValue('SystemURL');
    $webmailLink  = 'https://webmail.example.com/';
    $domain       = $params['domain'];
    $domainIP     = gethostbyname($domain);
    $serviceId    = $params['serviceid'];    

    $buttonStyle = 'display: inline-block; padding: 10px 16px; margin: 4px 6px 10px 0; background-color: #0073e6; color: #fff; border: none; border-radius: 5px; font-size: 14px; cursor: pointer; text-decoration: none; transition: background-color 0.3s ease;';
    $buttonHover = 'this.style.backgroundColor=\'#005bb5\'';

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function enhance_ClientArea($params)
{
    $systemUrl    = Setting::getValue('SystemURL');
	
	  // Replace this link with your own master login webmail login link
    $webmailLink = 'https://webmail.enhance.com/';
    $domain       = $params['domain'];
    $domainIP     = gethostbyname($domain);
    $serviceId    = $params['serviceid'];
    $analyticsURL = "https://{$domain}/traffic-reports";

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#!/bin/bash
# enhance_backup_sync.sh
#
# cPFence Team | https://cpfence.app 
#
# Description:
#   This script synchronizes the Enhance backup server's /backups directory with a remote server 
#   for disaster recovery (backup mode) or restores data from the remote server to the local server (restore mode).
#
# Usage:

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# Dry-run version
DAYS=2
SECONDS_OLD=$((DAYS * 86400))

for site in /backups/*; do
    [ -d "$site" ] || continue
    current_snapshot=$(readlink "$site/current")
    echo "Checking site: ${site##*/}"
    find "$site" -maxdepth 1 -type d -name "snapshot-*" | while read -r snapshot; do
        if [ "$snapshot" = "$current_snapshot" ]; then

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## Steps To Test WordPress Database Malware Scanning in cPFence

1. Access the container of the test WP:
   su - username
   cd public_html/

2. Inject test malware into the database:

   # Run the following command to add a test malware to wp_options table:

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wp-file-manager
file-manager-advanced
filester
filebird
file-manager
real-media-library-lite
wpide
folders
fileorganizer
media-library-organizer

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#!/bin/bash

################################################################################
# BTRFS Backup Script for Enhance Backup Server
#
# Overview:
# This script facilitates the efficient backup of website data stored on an 
# Enhance Backup Server utilizing the BTRFS filesystem. It performs the 
# following operations for each website directory:
#   1. Synchronizes the live state (`backup-subvolume`) to the destination server.

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function enhance_ClientArea($params)
{
    $systemurl = Setting::getValue('SystemURL');

    $webmailLink = 'https://webmail.enhance.com/';

    // Fetch domain IP
    $domain = $params['domain'];
    $domainIP = gethostbyname($domain);