408 results for «cPanel» (page 19 of 41)
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When the site says it cannot connect to the database
It is one of the more frightening messages a site can show, because there is no page at all behind it: just a line of white saying there is no…
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What a CMS is, and which one to choose for what you want to build
A CMS is a content management system: a program that lives on your hosting and gives you a panel, inside your browser, where you write pages, upload photographs and rearrange…
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Connecting to your MySQL database with MySQL Workbench
MySQL Workbench is a program you install on your own computer to work on a database the way you would work in a spreadsheet: browse tables, run queries, export, import.…
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I have paid. Now what? Five steps until the site opens
You paid, you got some e-mails, and now you are staring at a panel with no idea where to start. It is the question we get most, and the answer…
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Recovering the Magento administrator password
Magento is the only one of the big platforms in the installer where there is no button to change the administrator password from cPanel. Joomla, Drupal, PrestaShop, OpenCart, Moodle and…
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Watching your site usage in real time over SSH
The panel graphs tell you what happened. The command line tells you what is happening this second, and that is what you want when the phone rings and the site…
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Blocking an IP address from visiting your site
First, make sure this is the right article. This one is about you barring a visitor from your site. If your problem is the other way round, that is, if…
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Uploading your website to the hosting with FileZilla
The site is ready on your computer, FileZilla is connected, and now you just drag. Almost. There are three decisions you take before dragging, and they decide whether the site…
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Setting up FileZilla from scratch: the Site Manager, field by field
Creating the FTP account in cPanel and connecting for the first time is already written down in FTP accounts and connecting with FileZilla. This article is the step before and…
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Creating your DMARC record, and reading what it sends back
DMARC does two things at once, and it is the second one almost nobody uses. First: it tells receivers what to do with a message that fails SPF and DKIM.…





