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A hidden files is one, which name starts with . (dot), such as your .htaccess file. Hidden files can be easily edited through your cPanel->Files->File Manager. In order to see hidden files, simply check the “Show Hidden Files (dotfiles)” in the window that pops-up after you have clicked on File Manager. If the window does [...]

New MIME types can be added from your cPanel->Advanced->MIME Types You can also review a list of all the MIME types already present on your account on that page.

You can review the access logs of your website through your cPanel->Logs->Raw Access Logs. The Raw Access Logs allow you to download simple text files, that contain information, about the content that was accessed by visitors on your website. You can also configure said logs to be saved automatically in your home directory at the [...]

In order to reinstall a script, you will first have to delete it. Simply delete the directory in which the script was installed, if it was in a sub-directory. If the script was installed directly to your public_html, delete only the files associated with the script. Next, go to your cPanel->Databases->MySQL Databases and delete the [...]

Redirecting a non-www URL to a www one can easily be achieved by setting up a redirect through your cPanel->Domains->Redirects. Simply choose the domain, that is do be redirected and enter the same domain as the target address, but with a www prefix. Choose the “Do Not Redirect www.” radio button and save your redirect. [...]

Redirecting a www URL to a non-www one can easily be achieved by setting up a redirect through your cPanel->Domains->Redirects. Simply choose the domain, that is do be redirected and enter the same domain as the target address, but without a www prefix. Choose the “Only redirect with www.” radio button and save your redirect. [...]

cPanel passwords for accounts created on your CloudServer/VPS can be changed from your WHM->Account Functions->Password Modification Select the desired domain or username from the list and enter the new password in the appropriate fields. We strongly suggest using the Password Generator feature as it will create a really strong and secure new password for your [...]

In order to successfully transfer a website from one hosting account (or provider) to another you will need to:   Transfer your website’s files – they can be copied to the new account by using an FTP client. The files should be uploaded to the web root directory of the account so that the website [...]

In order to password protect a particular file, you will need to create the following files in your hosting account: .htpasswd – preferrebly in your /home/user/ directory, as to not be accessible by browsers, which would be a security issue. The file should contain the username and password that you would like to use to [...]

cPanel passwords for accounts created on your CloudServer/VPS can be changed from your WHM->Account Functions->Password Modification Select the desired domain or username from the list and enter the new password in the appropriate fields. We strongly suggest using the Password Generator feature as it will create a really strong and secure new password for your [...]

Your cPanel language can be changed from your cPanel->Preferences->Change Language Simply select the new language from the drop-down menu and click on the Change button. Alternatively, you can create a .lang file in the home directory of your account (/home/username), containing the name of the language you would like to use, such as english, french-utf8, [...]

Your cPanel password can be changed from your Client Area->Services->View/Edit next to the domain for which you would like to change your password->Login Details. Please be advised, that this will also change the access password for your default FTP account, that uses your cPanel username.

Custom error pages can be created from your cPanel->Advanced->Error Pages. Click on the page you would like to edit and enter the new content, which can either be plain text or HTML code. Once you are satisfied with the new page, click on the Save button below the editing field. To enable the usage of [...]

Cron Jobs can be created from your cPanel->Advanced->Cron Jobs You will be able to select predefined settings for the running time of the Cron Jobs or tweak it to better suit your needs. In the Comand line, simply enter the command that is to be run by the cron job and then click on the [...]

New sub-domains can be created from your cPanel->Domains->Subdomains. Simply choose the name of the sub-domain, the domain that it should be created under and the root directory of that sub-domain. Once the sub-domain has been created, you will be able to choose it as an installation domain from the drop down menu in the Installation [...]

The primary domain name cannot be changed manually. As such, simply submit a Technical Support ticket from your Client Area->Support->My Tickets->Submit Ticket We will gladly provide you with the appropriate steps to prepare your domain for the change and perform the change itself.

You can set an e-mail, to which all cron job output will be sent from your cPanel->Advanced->Cron Jobs. Simply enter a valid e-mail address in the E-Mail address field and click on the Update Email button. Please be advised, that all cron job output will be sent to that address, which means that the address [...]

Your cPanel theme can easily be changed from cPanel->Preferences->Change Style. On the Change Style page, simply click on the “Swith Style to” button under the theme you would like to use. You can find more detailed information by clicking on the Video Tutorial button on the Change Style page

Mod-Rewrite can be enabled by adding the following line: RewriteEngine On to the .htaccess file in the directory for which you would like to enable mod rewrite. An .htaccess file is created by default by most applications, and contains their rewrite rules. If one is not already present however, simply create it. All rewrite rules [...]

You can create a sub-directory from your cPanel->Files->File Manager. Once you have opened the File Manager, simply navigate to the place where you would like to create the sub-directory and click on the “New Folder” icon at the top of the file manager. Enter the name of the new directory in the window that pops [...]

Redirecting a domain to a particular sub-directory is the same as setting up a regular redirect from your cPanel->Domains->Redirects. Simply choose the domain you would like to redirect and enter the address, along with the sub-directory as the target of the redirect. Thus if you would like to redirect a certain domain to example.com/test, simply [...]

A directory can be protected with a password from your cPanel->Security->Password Protect Directories. Once the page is opened, you should see a list of the directories on your hosting account. You can open a directory in order to view its contents by clicking on the folder icon next to its name. Once you have browsed [...]

Disc Space, CPU and Memory usage can easily be reviewed from the Stats column on the left side of your main cPanel page. A more detailed review of your resource usage is available in your cPanel->Logs->Resource Usage

Bandwidth usage can easily be checked from the Stats column on the left side of your main cPanel page, under “Monthly Bandwidth Transfer”, showing the used bandwidth, against the total monthly quota. You can also review more detailed information, regarding your Bandwidth usage from your cPanel->Logs->Bandwidth. More detailed information can be found in cPanel -> [...]

Should you need to redirect a particular address, you can do so through your cPanel->Domains->Redirects. Once there, you can select between two types of redirects – Permanent and Temporary. The two types of redirects offer virtually the same functionality; the only difference is that the permanent redirect (301) will be cached by a browser, so [...]

The RAW access logs are feature of the cPanel. In other words in order to be reviewed these logs require you to be logged into your cPanel feature provided with all of the packages we are offering. Right after you are on the home page of the cPanel you should search for an icon called [...]

The anonymous FTP access can be enabled vie the cPanel feature provided with all packages that we are offering. First of all you should be logged into his/her cPanel feature. Next you should search for an icon called Anonymous FTP and by simply clicking on that icon you will be redirected to a page where [...]