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Prepare a cPanel hosting account, identify its document root, and connect a domain without accidentally disrupting existing email.
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Find and enable SSH for a supported cPanel hosting account, verify the connection details, and protect administrative access.
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Check the effective PHP upload limits for your hosting account and diagnose size, timeout, storage and proxy restrictions.
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Change PHP configuration using the correct controls for your hosting product and verify the settings used by the website.
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Linux hosting with cPanel gives you a web interface for tasks such as managing website files, domains and databases. cPanel is the control panel; the…
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HTTP status codes are three-digit numbers that provide Web browsers with information about the page's status. You might see some of these errors while browsing…
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The file name your PHP initialization must use depends on the type of hosting account you have. Hosting account typeFilenameLocationLinux Hosting with cPanel.user.ini/staging_html (one per account)Windows Hosting…
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When troubleshooting PHP errors, you will want to review your PHP logs. If you don't have PHP logs to review, use the following process to set…
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Here's how to log in to phpMyAdmin to manage your MySQL databases. You can change database values, run queries, and create, view or modify your…
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Follow these steps to export the entire MySQL database, or export selected tables of the database, to a file and download it to your computer.…
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If you backed up or exported a database to a SQL file, you can import it into one of your hosting account's MySQL databases through phpMyAdmin. Note: You…
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If your website uses a database to store content (e.g. WordPress, Drupal), you will need your database hostname to connect your site to your database. To…
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If you want to use a dedicated IP address, you can add one to your Shared hosting account. For more information, see What is a dedicated IP? Note: Business…
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Sometimes you need to preview your website files on your hosting account prior to pointing your domain to your hosting account. You can do this…
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If you're using a web application like WordPress or Joomla with your website on another host (or another inCloud Server Hosting account), you can import that app…
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When it's time to add web applications (like WordPress or Joomla) to your Linux Hosting account, follow these steps to use Installatron. Note: Got a website…
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Use the cPanel FTP manager to edit the password and quota for FTP users in your Linux Hosting account. Go to your inCloud Server Hosting product…
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To give others access to your Linux Hosting account, add them as FTP users so they can also upload files or manage your site. You…
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