In this article, you will see how the Easy Apache profiles generated and located on the server via the command line.

The measures to do so illustrated in the following guide:

  1. “current” profile

    Easy Apache profiles are snapshots of EasyApache’s configuration. If the configuration changes, EasyApache does not build or upgrade a profile.

    You must create the “current” profile with the following command in order to see it:

    /usr/local/bin/ea_current_to_profile –output=/etc/cpanel/ea4/profiles/custom/mycurrentprofile.json

  2. “Previous” Profiles
    You can see all of the other profiles that have been generated previously by viewing the following directory:

    ls -lah /etc/cpanel/ea4/profiles/custom/

In this way, one can generate and locate Easy Apache profiles on the server via the command line.

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