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Installing mod_reqtimeout on cPanel
The Apache module mod_reqtimeout is a simple and effective way to protect yourself from the Slowloris attack. But the cPanel team still does not include support for mod_reqtimeout in the EasyApache build utility, even though the module is a core part of the Apache web server distribution. But that doesn’t leave us completely powerless: we can add this support ourselves.
Installing mod_cloudflare on cPanel
Here you’ll find an installer script that adds mod_cloudflare to your EasyApache build system included with cPanel servers. The CloudFlare module automatically translates visitor IP addresses to reflect the visitor’s original IP address rather than the IP address of the CloudFlare proxy servers.