Deleting a Default Mail Account in cPanel

Deleting the main email account that comes with the default when creating cPanel accounts is quite simple. In this article, we will perform this process step by step via SSH (Secure Shell Access)Deleting the main email account that comes with the default when creating cPanel accounts is quite simple. In this article, we will perform this process step by step via SSH (Secure Shell Access).

First, enter a valDeletng the main email account that comes with the default when creating cPanel accounts is quite simple. In this article, we willform this process step by step via SSH (Secure Shell Access).

First, enter a value in the 'username' field to specify your cPanel username for which you will perform the deletion, for example 'test' (Example: If you own the domain name 'test.com', you should write 'test' here).

Step 1: Connect to the server via SSH. Step 2: Delete the default mail account by entering the following commands one by one:

cd /home/username/mail
rm -rf cur
rm -rf new

These commands will permanently delete the 'cur' and 'new' folders in the main mail directory of the relevant cPanel user.

Operation completedm -rf new

These commands will permanently delete the 'cur' and 'new' folders in the main mail directory of the relevant cPanel user.

Operation completed. The default mail account has now been deleted. You can contact us for more information or assistance. 

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