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cPanel related tutorials
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WordPress
WordPress related (installation, plugins, tips etc)
cPanel R1Soft CDP (now called Idera CDP) backup restoration
There is a built-in option within cPanel which allows you to create and restore backups of your home directory and databases. But, it gets complicated if you don’t want to restore whole home directory, but rather only one or several files. It is doable, but it takes some time. You would need to download backup… Read More
Full website backup and restore from cPanel & WHM
Backup Backup is a very useful option that you have at your disposal within cPanel. Backup allows you to download compressed copy of your whole site or some of its parts. Whatever you find useful. You can download, for example, your home directory, e-mail configurations, databases and so on. This way you can restore state… Read More
How to install and set up WP Super Cache for WordPress
WP Super Cache is one of the best WordPress plugins for improving overall speed of your WordPress website. Basically, what WP Super Cache does is generating static HTML files from your WordPress website. After HTML file is generated and saved, a server on which your website is hosted will serve that file to users. By… Read More
How to change WordPress admin password
This tutorial will guide you through a process of changing your WordPress admin password. There are more ways of doing this, but I found this one to be fairly easy, fast, and also easy to remember. Step 1: First you need to go to your WordPress login page (it may differ but usually it’s something like… Read More
How to install Drupal through Softaculous Apps Installer
Hello. This is a detailed step-by-step instruction on how to install a Drupal script on your account. Step 1: First, you need to log in onto your cPanel account. (https://domainname.com:2083). Step 2: Then you need to scroll down and find “Softaculous Apps Installer” and click on script that you want to install, in this case… Read More
How to create email accounts in cPanel
By cPanel default options You will not have any email account set up with Your new cPanel account, except “Default Email Account”. Default email account is used to receive all emails sent to nonexistent email accounts for Your domain. This guide will teach You how to create email accounts in cPanel. Step 1: First thing You… Read More
cPanel login
This short guide will teach You how to log in Your cPanel account. There are couple of ways of doing this. First Option: In Your browser bar enter the following URL: yourdomainname.com/cpanel Second Option: Same as first except instead of “yourdomainname.com/cpanel” You will enter : “yourdomainname.com:2082” Third Option: Once again, in Your browser bar You… Read More
Working with File Manager in cPanel
Accessing File Manager in cPanel You can access file manager by clicking on “File Manager” icon, which is located inside “Files” box. Or you can simply type “file manager” in “Find” field. Then you will need to choose which directory you wish to open. On our next picture you can see how File Manager appears…. Read More
Setting up cron jobs in cPanel
Cron job is a tool which allows you to schedule a certain command or script to be run at a specified time intervals. It comes in very handy if there is something you need done every hour, day, week, etc. This tutorial will teach how to properly set your cron jobs and have them up… Read More
How to install WordPress script manually
Step 1: Downloading latest WordPress installation package from official WordPress download page. In your browser bar enter following URL: http://wordpress.org/latest.zip .This is a link for direct download of latest version of WordPress script available on WordPress official web-site. -login into your cPanel account. Step 2: Uploading installation files to your server. There are multiple ways… Read More