Disabling Eximstats on cPanel

Eximstats, which comes pre-installed on cPanel does exactly as its name suggests. Stores statistics for Exim, which is to say it saves information and data on the mail software. It saves this in MySQL and over time can grow quite monstrous and sometimes can be quite taxing on MySQL. Most server admins I know don’t really utilize this feature very often and so it is not unusual to completely disable it.
  1. Via WHM: to disable Eximstats in WHM, login and find the service manager
  2. Un-check Eximstats
  3. Press Save, and you have now successfully disabled Eximstats!

So you have disabled Eximstats, but what about that large database that is left behind, you know, the one you no longer need?

You should probably clear it, not remove it.  Removing it would prevent us from re-enabling it if we ever needed Eximstats in the future.

Via WHM login to PhpMyAdmin, search for Eximstats DB, and "Emtpy" the information.

Now your done!
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