By default, when we use the file manager in cPanel, it does not display hidden files. Hidden files are those files that starts with a dot, such as .htaccess .htpasswd .bashrc .htaccess is actually a typical file to modify, and so if you would like to modify the hidden files it can be easily edited […]
Sometimes you need to reset your PHPMyAdmin password. For example,you can use FTP and log in to cPanel but requested to sign in again when tries to access PHPMyAdmin from your cPanel .When you provides your same password PHPMyAdmin denies to you ,or may be you are resetting your password as a regular maintenance. In […]
Cron job is a standard Linux feature that allows you to executes commands at specified intervals from within your cpanel. It places a particular program to run at a particular time or periods on automated. These schedule tasks are called Cron Jobs.For example, you could set a Cron job to delete temporary files every week so […]
cPanel has introduced a new backup system in 11.38, this is most robust, has more options, and is easy to use. I personally like the option of additional backup destinations. /usr/local/cpanel/bin/backup –force The above command with –force makes a new backup, even if the last scheduled backup was run and successful. If you do not […]
Following is a list of commonly used ports, and it does not include all possible ports that may be opened on a server. CPANEL : cPanel 2082 cPanel – SSL 2083 WHM 2086 WHM – SSL 2087 Webmail 2095 Webmail – SSL 2096 E-MAIL : POP3 110 POP3 […]
You can create the redirect for your domain in your cPanel. In order to do it, Follow the steps: 1. Log in to your cPanel. 2. Go to the “Domains” section and click on “Redirects” option: 3. From drop down menu choose which type of redirect you want to create. Permanent (301) – this divert will upgrade the visitors bookmarks and […]
Sometimes when you are surfing your favourite website nothing you will get but only a white page with the error “404 ERROR” or some others. What’s even more goofy about the error code is that it really doesn’t tell you what the issue is. Generally you’ve been advised that the server cannot discover what you […]
Installing or Mounting a new drive to a cpanel server is some thing that is not possible from within WHM interface right now. So if you are not familiar with SSH and it is your first time Do not do it on production server. […]
One of the busiest cPanel servers that we are running refused to login through SSH with following message. Server refused to allocate pty stdin: is not a tty The server was returning standard incorrect password if tried with wrong password, but with correct password it was showing this error. I found several posts where the […]
Server admins often need to check configuration files of opensource software’s while providing support. If you are not sure where your configuration file is, check the following list of different scripts to find its location: 4Images Gallery /config.php B2 Evolution /conf/_basic_config.php Boonex Dolphin /inc/header.inc.php Concrete5 /site/config.php Coppermine Photo Gallery /include/config.inc.php Crafty Syntax Live Help […]
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