The message "Warning You are inside LVE" indicates that your server is using CloudLinux OS and you have entered a specific Lightweight Virtual Environment (LVE). CloudLinux OS is a Linux distribution designed for shared hosting environments, which allows for better isolation between users.

Here's what you can do:

1. Understand LVE: LVE is a feature of CloudLinux that allows for resource allocation and isolation. It ensures that one user's activities do not adversely affect others on the same server.

2. Normal Operation: Seeing this message on login is normal if you're using CloudLinux. It's an informational message and not an error.

3. Exit LVE: If you want to exit the LVE and return to the regular environment, you can typically do so by using the exit command or by simply logging out and logging back in.

4. LVE Statistics: You can check the resource usage of your LVE using the lvectl or lveinfo commands. This can be useful for monitoring and managing resource allocation.

5. Contact Support: If you're experiencing any issues related to LVE or if you're unsure about something, it's a good idea to contact your hosting provider's support team. They can provide specific guidance based on your setup.

Remember that CloudLinux and LVE are specific to the hosting environment and may have certain configurations and features that differ from standard Linux distributions. Always refer to the documentation provided by CloudLinux or your hosting provider for specific instructions and best practices.