Add / Edit an User Account

Username

Specify the desired user name. With this user name the user can log into KeyHelp later.

Password

Set a password or let the system generate one for you.

Language

Select the language of the user's KeyHelp interface.

Email

Enter the user's contact email address.

Send login credentials to this email address?

Specify whether the login credentials should be sent to the specified email address.

Create standard subdomain?

If you check the checkbox, a subdomain in the form <USERNAME>.<SERVERNAME> is created.

For example, if your user is user1 and your server is keyhelpdemo.de, the subdomain user1.keyhelpdemo.de is created.

With this standard subdomain you can already reach the user's web space, even if the actual domain has not yet been registered or moved.

Use skeleton / file template for www directory

Here you can choose if you want the default domain page or a file template defined by you to be created automatically in the home directory of the new user.

This checkbox is only available if you have stored data in a subfolder of /etc/keyhelp/skel.

Admin notes

Here you can enter user notes that are only visible to administrator accounts.

Disk space

Specify the maximum amount of disk space that can be used.

Web space, mailboxes and databases are all sumed up in terms of available disk space.

Traffic

Specify the limit for the user's traffic.

HTTP(S), SMTP, POP3(S)/IMAP(S) and FTP(S) are taken into account when calculating traffic.

Mailboxes

Specify the number of email accounts that can be created.

Email addresses

Specify the number of email addresses that can be generated. Email addresses include email accounts as well as forwarding and aliases. The number of possible email addresses should therefore always be greater than or equal to the number of email accounts.

Subdomains

Specify the number of subdomains that can be created.

MySQL databases

Specify the number of MySQL databases that can be created.

FTP users

Specify the number of FTP users that can be created additionally.

Schedules tasks

Specify how many periodically executed tasks (cron jobs) the user is allowed to create.

FTP

Specify if the user can log in via FTP.

PHP

Specify whether the user can use PHP for his web pages.

Perl/CGI

Specify whether the user can run Perl or CGI scripts. Files ending with .fcgi are executed via FastCGI.

SSH

Specify whether the user is to have access to the server's console via Secure Shell.

Can create backups

If activated, the user can use the backup function. Otherwise, the corresponding menu item is hidden.

Panel access

If activated, the user can log into the KeyHelp interface.

A user login via the icon   on the user management overview page is always possible regardless of this setting.

Modify domain security settings

The user can modify SSL/TLS settings of his domains, e.g. activate SSL/TLS, HSTS, Let's Encrypt.

Manage certificates

The user has access to the certificate management, with which he can upload and administer his own certificates.

DNS editor

If activated, the user can manage the DNS settings of his domains himself.

memory_limit

Sets the maximum amount of RAM (in bytes) that a script is allowed to use. To set no memory limit, enter -1.

Use the following abbreviations for byte values: K (kilo), M (mega), G (giga). Example: 64M.

max_execution_time

Specifies the maximum time in seconds that a script can run before execution is stopped.

post_max_size

Specifies the maximum size of the data (in bytes) that can be sent with the POST method. The value should be greater than "upload_max_filesize" and less than "memory_limit".

Use the following abbreviations for byte values: K (kilo), M (mega), G (giga). Example: 64M.

upload_max_filesize

Specifies the maximum size (in bytes) of an uploaded file.

Use the following abbreviations for byte values: K (kilo), M (mega), G (giga). Example: 64M.

open_basedir

Limits the files opened by PHP to a specific folder including its subfolders.

The placeholder ##DOCROOT## can be used and is automatically filled with the user's document root directory. Multiple directories are separated by a colon.

Example: /web1/files/:/web1/www/

sendmail_from

Specify the mail address to be used by PHP scripts as sender address.

Only relevant if you have problems with rejected e-mails due to an incorrect sender address (SPF check).

disable_functions

Enables disabling internal PHP functions for security reasons. The functions are passed as a comma-separated list of function names.

Additional PHP settings

Here you can make additional PHP settings. Use the same syntax that you would use in a php.ini.

Example: date.timezone = Europe/ Berlin

pm

Specifies how the process manager manages the number of child processes.

static - The number of child processes is fixed (pm.max_children).

ondemand - The child processes are started as soon as they are needed.

dynamic - Combination of static and ondemand . The number of running child processes is dynamic, at the beginning pm.start_servers processes are started.

pm.max_children

The maximum number of child processes that will be started.

pm.max_requests

The number of requests that a child process executes before it restarts. For an unlimited number of requests, enter the value 0.

pm.min_spare_servers

The desired minimum number of processes.

Only necessary if the pm setting is set to dynamic .

pm.max_spare_servers

The desired maximum number of processes.

Only necessary if the pm setting is set to dynamic .

Enable PHP-FPM status page

You can use the FPM status page to display details about the user's FPM pool.

Activate the checkbox to activate the status page.

You can restrict access to a specific IP. Enter them in the form field. If you do not want a restriction, leave the field blank.

You reach the ping/status page via the URLs:

http(s)://<DOMAIN_NAME>/fpm-ping

http(s)://<DOMAIN_NAME>/fpm-status