Login to MySQL. mysql -u root -p In mysql prompt use mysql> use mysql; Now change the password for user “seemab” to “bird.123″ as below : [mysql> update user set password=PASSWORD(“bird.123”) where User=’seemab’;] […]
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How to Import Blogger data into WordPress
Clients that originally designed their websites with Google Blogger (Blogspot) can have the blog details imported into their WordPress application by using the “Import” function in the WordPress dashboard. WordPress has a built in “Import” function that allows you to transfer different blogs like Blogspot,LiveJournal, and even WordPress. The transfer procedure is the same for […]
How to Enable https (SSL) for WordPress
In this article, we will explain you how to enable https in WordPress, so you can connect to your website securely over SSL. Login to your WordPress dashboard. […]
Automatic wordpress upgrade fails
If you’ve encountered issues trying to update WordPress, you can simply follow the steps below to resolve them. Open your wp-config.php file with the cPanel file manager and increase your WordPress memory limit. Include the following line in the “define” section: […]
problem with ClamAV
We have installed ClamAV from the WHM/Cpanel plugin manager; the installation process was successful but when we try to launch a scan we see that the process hangs; it seems that the clamd daemon is not started. The web interface displays the message: […]
Moving WordPress from a sub-folder to main domain in cPanel
If you have set up WordPress on a sub directory and you need to shift it to the primary domain, then you can follow the actions described below, Login to the cPanel of the domain. […]
How to disable SSL for WordPress admin panel
Sometimes when try to login to your WordPress admin panel get the error message: […]
Joomla admin page comes out without the login prompt
After a upgrade joomla ! administration web page comes out without the login prompt, however I can see the logout button when I try obtaining the sign in screen. www.yourdomain.com/administrator. […]
How to find joomla version from backend
If you want to check your Joomla version, Login to the directory where joomla is installed like : /home/user/public_html and run the following command: grep version language/en-GB/en-GB.xml Output would be as follows: Cheers. If you are getting error while accessing your Joomla admin page you can check my article on Joomla admin page comes out without the […]
Account Creation Status: failed (Sorry, a mysql user with the name * already exists).
Usually this happens if you terminated a cpanel account and trying to restore it from backup but somehow the MySQL user was not deleted properly. You get this error: Solution : Try deleting the mentioned user. mysql mysql > use mysql; mysql > drop user test356@localhost; OR You can also check this using : mysql> delete from mysql.user where […]