Change All Packages Themes in cPanel/WHM

Summary:
Have you ever wanted to change all users’ package themes/skins from Tree to Xskin server wide without going through each package one at a time? We have a quick tutorial on how to change all user package themes in Cpanel.

First off you will need to have root access to your server, login as root then do the following:

cd /var/cpanel/packages

2) A look in a package file, list contents of directory
ls for the directory contents then type pico packagename
You should see something like this:

FEATURELIST=default
QUOTA=35
IP=n
CGI=y
FRONTPAGE=n
CPMOD=x
MAXFTP=2
MAXSQL=2
MAXPOP=5
MAXLST=0
MAXSUB=5
MAXPARK=0
MAXADDON=1
BWLIMIT=00
HASSHELL=n

What we’re interested in changing is the CPMOD value.

3) Changing the user package
 The first  is the theme you want to change from, the latter is the theme you want to change to. In this case we want to change Tree skin to x2 skin on all user packages as some of our resellers are using an older skin in their packages.

replace CPMOD=tree CPMOD=x2 -- * 

4) Make sure that the changes have taken effect by opening one or two of the package files.

pico packagename

You should see the new Cpanel theme value for CPMOD.

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