335 results for «cPanel» (page 29 of 34)
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How to restore only the database from a backup
In cPanel, open JetBackup 5 (Files section), pick the day, and restore only the one database, leaving the files and the e-mail alone. A restore replaces the current database with…
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Password protecting a folder with Directory Privacy
To make sure only people with a username and password can open a folder of the site (a private area, a test site, a folder of files for a customer),…
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Automatic file transfers: scheduled SFTP and rsync from a script
To send or fetch files every night without opening FileZilla, use a cron job that runs the sftp command with an instruction file, or rsync over SSH. Both need key…
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I deleted a file or folder by mistake: how to get it back from a backup
If you deleted a file or a folder, getting it back is almost always quick and does not need a restore of the whole account. First look in the File…
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Where to find your services, domains, invoices and tickets in your account
Once you are signed in to Meu Interweb the home page shows a summary, but what you are after is nearly always in one of four places in the menu:…
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An abandoned plugin or an old PHP version: how to spot the risks on your site
The short answer: most hacked sites were not caught by a clever attack, but by an old part with a known flaw: a plugin its author stopped updating, a forgotten…
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Handing a website over to a client or another company: what to move and what to change
Handing over a site is four different things, and each has its own owner: the domain, the hosting account, the content, and the third-party accounts (analytics, e-mail, payments). The usual…
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Keeping your own copy of your e-mail: how to back up a mailbox
Your messages are in the account and are part of the daily copy we make, but a mailbox nobody has copied out is a mailbox with a single copy. To…
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npm install fails with EACCES, ERESOLVE or out of memory: what to do
When npm install fails, the message is usually long, but the cause fits one of half a dozen families. The short answer: look in the output for the first line…
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A scheduled report by e-mail: a script, a cron job and an SMTP account
To get a summary of the site in your e-mail every morning (the day’s orders, enquiries received, new sign-ups) you need three pieces: a PHP script that fetches the figures…





