428 results for «cPanel» (page 19 of 43)
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Importing a large database over SSH
phpMyAdmin handles most imports. But there is a size beyond which it gives up: either the file will not upload, or it uploads and the import stops halfway without saying…
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Getting a Ruby on Rails application running
Ruby on Rails is not in the cPanel apps installer, because that installer is for PHP applications. Ruby has a tool of its own, under Software in cPanel: Setup Ruby…
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Finding out which database this WordPress uses
The account lists five databases and none of the names says anything. You need to know which one belongs to the site, because you are about to clean it, copy…
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A Sitejet site and another website on the same plan
A plan can hold more than one site, up to the plan's limit. What it cannot do is hold two sites in the same folder. The rule: one folder per…
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Choosing and customising a template in Sitejet Builder
The template is your starting point: it brings sections, colours and fonts that already work together. Everything in it can be changed. If you have not opened the builder yet,…
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Deactivating or deleting a WordPress theme
WordPress has no button to deactivate a theme, and that is not an oversight: there is always exactly one active theme. Deactivating the one in use means activating another. What…
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Locked out: password, two-step authentication and the recovery e-mail
«I lost my password» is really three different questions, and the first thing to do is work out which one is yours. Mixing them up is why people spend a…
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admin-ajax eating your resources: how to find out and cut it down
admin-ajax.php is the door through which plugins talk to the server in the background, without reloading the page. It serves the dashboard and it serves the public side of the…
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Cleaning and optimising the database in phpMyAdmin
A site with a few years behind it carries a database full of things nobody reads: a revision of every single save, spam comments from 2021, options from plugins deleted…
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Getting a Laravel application running
Laravel is not a CMS: it is the foundation you write a PHP application on top of. So this article has two halves. The first is for anyone who wants…





