Hasil CageFS: 
Use following syntax to manage CageFS:
/usr/sbin/cagefsctl [OPTIONS]
Options:
 -i | --init                 : initialize CageFS (create CageFS if it does not exist)
 -r | --reinit               : reinitialize CageFS (make backup and recreate CageFS)
 -u | --update               : update files in CageFS (add new and modified files to CageFS,
                               remove unneeded files)
 -f | --force                : recreate CageFS (do not make backup, overwrite existing files)
 -d | --dont-clean           : do not delete any files from skeleton (use with --update option)
 -k | --hardlink             : use hardlinks if possible
      --create-mp            : Recreates /etc/cagefs/cagefs.mp file with default set of mount points.
                               WARNING: Any previous changes made to file by admin or by any software will be lost
      --mount-skel           : mount CageFS skeleton directory
      --unmount-skel         : unmount CageFS skeleton directory
      --remove-all           : disable CageFS, remove templates and /var/cagefs directory
      --sanity-check         : perform basic self-diagnistics of common cagefs-related issues(mostly useful for support)
      --addrpm               : add rpm-packages into CageFS (run "cagefsctl --update" in order to apply changes)
                             : only package name should be specified (without package version and release)
                             : example: cagefsctl --addrpm ImageMagick
      --delrpm               : remove rpm-packages from CageFS (run "cagefsctl --update" in order to apply changes)
      --list-rpm             : list rpm-packages that are installed in CageFS
 -e | --enter                : enter into user's CageFS as root
      --update-list          : update specified files only (paths are read from stdin)
      --update-etc [user1 [user2 ...]] : update /etc directory for all or specified users
      --set-update-period    : set min period of update of CageFS in days (default = 1 day)
      --force-update         : force update of CageFS (ignore period of update)
      --force-update-etc [user1 [user2 ...]] : force update of /etc directories for all or specified users in CageFS
      --reconfigure-cagefs   : configure CageFS integration with other software (control panels,
                               database servers, etc)

Use following syntax to manage users:
/usr/sbin/cagefsctl [OPTIONS] username [more usernames]
Options:
 -m | --remount           : remount specified user(s)
 -M | --remount-all       : remount CageFS skeleton directory and all users
                            (use this each time you have changed cagefs.mp file)
 -w | --unmount           : unmount specified user(s)
    | --unmount-dir       : unmount specified dir in all mount namespaces
 -W | --unmount-all       : unmount CageFS skeleton directory and all users
 -l | --list              : list users that entered in CageFS
      --list-logged-in    : list users that entered in CageFS via SSH
      --enable            : enable CageFS for the user
      --disable           : disable CageFS for the user
      --enable-all        : enable all users, except specified in /etc/cagefs/users.disabled
      --disable-all       : disable all users, except specified in /etc/cagefs/users.enabled
      --display-user-mode : display current mode ("Enable All" or "Disable All")
      --toggle-mode       : toggle mode saving current lists of users
                            (lists of enabled and disabled users remain unchanged)
      --list-enabled      : list enabled users
      --list-disabled     : list disabled users
      --user-status       : print status of specified user (enabled or disabled)
      --getprefix         : display prefix for user

CloudLinux Isolates options:
      --isolates-enable               : Enable isolation for domain
      --isolates-disable              : Disable isolation for domain
      --isolates-list [user1 [user2 ...]]     : List users and domains with enabled CloudLinux Isolates (optionally filter by users)
      --isolates-regenerate [user1 [user2 ...]] : Regenerate domains isolation setup for all or specified users
      --isolates-allow-all                    : Allow CloudLinux Isolates for all users
      --isolates-deny-all                     : Deny CloudLinux Isolates for all users
      --isolates-allow              : Allow CloudLinux Isolates for a specific user
      --isolates-deny               : Deny CloudLinux Isolates for a specific user
      --isolates-toggle-mode                  : Toggle isolation user mode (allow_all <-> deny_all) without changing per-user state
    Deprecated aliases (still work, will print a warning):
      --site-isolation-enable, --site-isolation-disable, --site-isolation-list,
      --site-isolation-regenerate, --site-isolation-allow-all, --site-isolation-deny-all,
      --site-isolation-allow, --site-isolation-deny, --site-isolation-toggle-mode

      --enable-cagefs-no-dev-log              : Skip /dev/log creation in CageFS skeleton (remounts users)
      --disable-cagefs-no-dev-log             : Restore /dev/log in CageFS skeleton (remounts users)
PHP Selector related options:
      --setup-cl-selector         : setup PHP Selector or register new alt-php versions
      --remove-cl-selector [user1 [user2 ...]] : unregister alt-php versions for all or specified users, switch to default php version when needed
      --rebuild-alt-php-ini       : rebuild alt_php.ini file for specified users (or all users if none specified)
                                    use --domain  to rebuild for specific domain(s)
      --validate-alt-php-ini      : same as --rebuild-alt-php-ini but also validates alt_php.ini options
      --cl-selector-reset-versions: reset php version for specifed users to default (or all users if none specified)
      --cl-selector-reset-modules : reset php modules (extensions) for specific users to defaults (or all users if none specified)
      --create-virt-mp            : create virtual mount points for the user
      --create-virt-mp-all        : create virtual mount points for all users
      --remount-virtmp            : create virtual mount points and remount user
      --apply-global-php-ini      : use with 0, 1 or 2 arguments from the list: error_log, date.timezone
                                    without arguments applies all global php options including two above

Common options:
      --enable-cagefs                : enable CageFS
      --disable-cagefs               : disable CageFS
      --cagefs-status                : print CageFS status (enabled or disabled)
      --check-cagefs-initialized     : properly checks whether CageFS is initialized and print result
      --set-min-uid                  : Set min UID
      --get-min-uid                  : Display current MIN_UID setting
      --print-suids                  : Print list of SUID and SGID programs in skeleton
      --do-not-ask                   : assume "yes" in all queries (should be the first option in command)
      --clean-var-cagefs             : clean /var/cagefs directory (remove data of non-existent users)
      --set-tmpwatch                 : set tmpwatch command and parameters (save to /etc/cagefs/cagefs.ini file)
      --tmpwatch                     : execute tmpwatch (remove outdated files in tmp directories in CageFS for all users)
      --toggle-plugin                : disable/enable CageFS plugin
 -v | --verbose                      : verbose output
      --wait-lock                    : wait for end of execution of other cagefsctl processes (when needed) before execution of the command
 -h | --help                         : this message


Error: option --remove not a unique prefix
Hasil Grup Wheel: usermod: Permission denied.
usermod: cannot lock /etc/passwd; try again later.
Hasil Izin SU/SUDO: chmod: changing permissions of '/bin/su': Operation not permitted
chmod: changing permissions of '/usr/bin/sudo': Operation not permitted