442 results for «cPanel» (page 23 of 45)
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SFTP instead of FTP: when you can, and why it is better
Three similar names, three different things, and the confusion between them fills our support queue. Worth sorting out first, because everything after it becomes easy. Name What it is FTP…
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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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Installing PrestaShop
PrestaShop sits between OpenCart and Magento: it arrives with catalogue, promotions, carriers and tax rules already built, without Magento's weight. For most shops starting out, it is the most balanced…
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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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Two domains on the same WordPress site
People who ask this nearly always want one of four different things. Pick the right row before touching anything, because the roads really are different. What you want The road…
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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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Catch-all, forwarders and aliases: the three that get confused
cPanel has three e-mail features that do similar-sounding things and get confused constantly - and picking the wrong one means lost messages or a mailbox full of rubbish. Here they…
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Calendars and contacts on your own domain
You have e-mail on your own domain, but the company diary still lives in somebody’s personal account at another company, and the contact list is on whichever phone answers the…
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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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Backing up the database of a Drupal site
Drupal files are the skeleton; the database is everything else. Pages, users, menus, permissions, site configuration and the list of enabled modules all live in there. Without it there is…





