Category: Cpanel

The apache error log is where information regarding any errors are recorded. The majority of “errors” that appear in the Apache error logs are typically minor.

Please follow the below steps for how to check the appache error log files

1. Log in to your cPanel.
2. Select the Metrics >> Errors

3. In Errors section you can check the Latest web server error log messages

The function displays the most recent entries in your website’s error logs in reverse chronological order. You can use this information to find broken links or problems with missing files.

This function allows you to change the language displayed in your cPanel interface.

Please refer the below steps for how to change the language of your cPanel.

1. Login to cPanel.
2. Select the change language option.

3. Select the language option then select the change option.

In this way we can change the language of our cPanel.

This article explains how to edit an account using User Manager in cPanel.

To edit an account in cPanel follow the steps:

1. Log in to cPanel.

2. Select the “Preferences” category.

3. Click on the “User Manager” option.

4. You will enter into a new page.

5. Select the account and click on the “Edit” button.

6. Fill in the basic information such as “Full Name”, “Username”, and “Contact Email Address”.

7. Then fill in the “Security Information”. Enter the password or generate it using the generator and re-enter it.

8. Then comes the “Services” option. Under that you will find three options:

a) Email

b) FTP

c) Web Disk

9. You can enable or disable these options.

10. Click on the “Save” button after editing the account.

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In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to modify the.htaccess file that already exists in cPanel. The “.htaccess” configuration file for the Apache web server provides directives for the various folders of a website.

The protocol used to send websites is called HTTP access and is denoted by the acronym “htaccess.”

Let us follow the steps to edit the .htaccess file:

1. Log in to cPanel.

2. Select the “Files” option and click on the “File Manager” sub-option.

3. You can find the “.htaccess” file in the “public_html” folder. Select the “.htaccess” file.

4. Right-click on the file and select the “Edit” button.

5. You will enter the new page.

6. Here you can make necessary changes.

7. Then click on the “Save Changes” button on the top right side of the screen.

This way you can edit the .htaccess file in cPanel. We have an expert team who handles our customers with great interest. So, you can just contact them whenever you need help as they are available 24×7.

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Log in to cPanel.

Open Softaculous:
In the Search text box, type opencart and then press Enter.

Click Install. The installation page appears. In the Choose the version you want to install list box, select the version that you want to install. In the Choose Protocol list box, select the protocol.

n the Choose Domain list box, select the domain for installation, or accept the default value. In the In Directory text box, type the directory where you want to install the application, or accept the default value.

In the Data Directory text box, type the directory where you want to store application data, or accept the default value.

In the Store Name text box, type the store’s name. By default, the store name appears in the title bar of users’ web browsers when they visit your site.
In the Store Description text box, type a description for the store.
In the Store Owner text box, type the store owner’s name.
In the Store Address text box, type the store’s physical address. In the Admin Username text box, type the administrator username. In the Admin Password text box, type the administrator password.

In the Admin Email text box, type the site administrator e-mail address.

In the First Name text box, type the administrator’s first name, or accept the default value.

In the Last Name text box, type the administrator’s last name, or accept the default value.

Click the  icon to expand Advanced Options. In the Database Name text box, type the name of the database to create for the application, or accept the default value.

In the Table Prefix text box, type the database table prefix, or accept the default value.

If you do not want to receive e-mail notifications when application updates are available, select the Disable Update Notifications Emails check box.

In the Backup Location list box, you can select a location to store application backups.
In the Automated backups list box, you can select whether or not Softaculous makes periodic backups of your application.
In the Backup Rotation list box, you can select how often Softaculous overwrites the oldest backup file with a new backup file.
To receive site configuration information after the installation is complete, type an e-mail address in the Email installation details to text box.
Review the installation options and settings, and then click Install.
When installation is complete, Softaculous provides information about the application’s configuration.

Log in to your cPanel account.

Launch Softaculous.

Enter prestashop into the Search text box and press Enter.

Install should be selected.

Select the version you want to install from the list box Choose the version you want to install.

Select the protocol from the Choose Protocol list box.

Select https:// or https://www if your site has an SSL certificate installed.
If your site does not already have an SSL certificate, use http:// or http://www.

In the Choose Domain list box, select the domain for installation, or accept the default value.
In the In Directory text box, type the directory where you want to install the application, or accept the default value.
If you want your domain name to go directly to the application, make sure the In Directory text box is blank.

In the Store Name text box, type the store’s name. By default, the store name appears in the title bar of users’ web browsers when they visit your site.

In the Admin Folder text box, type the directory for the administration panel, or accept the default value.
In the Admin Email text box, type the site administrator e-mail address.
In the Admin Password text box, type the administrator password.

Select the Auto Upgrade check box to have the application automatically updated when updates become available.
You can specify a location for application backups in the Backup Location list box.
You can choose whether or not Softaculous makes periodic backups of your application in the Automated backups list box.

In the Backup Rotation list box, you can specify how frequently Softaculous overwrites the oldest backup file with a new backup file.

To receive site configuration information after the installation is complete, enter an e-mail address in the Email installation details to text box.

Examine the installation options and settings, then click Install.
When the installation is finished, Softaculous displays information about the application’s configuration.

This article will explain how to create an e-mail account in cPanel.

1. Let us find out how to create an e-mail account in cPanel:

2. Click on the “Email Accounts” option under the “Email” category.

3. Click on the “Create” button.

4. In the “Domain” menu, select the domain for which you wish to create the email account.

Note- If the domain is missing, you can find the option on the right-hand side of the screen; “Manage Subdomains” or “Manage Aliases” to check your account’s domain configuration.

5. Enter the email address in the “Username” textbox.

6. Enter the “Password” or you can generate using the “Password Generator”.

7. Then comes the “Optional settings”.
a) You can select the unlimited option or enter the “Storage Space” in MB.
b) Using the radio button, select the option for creating folders for Plus Addressing, whether you wish to create folders automatically or not.
c) Tick the box if you want to send a welcome email with instructions to set up a mail client.

8. Tick the box at the end if you want to Stay on this page after clicking on the create button.

9. Click on the “Create” button.

This way one can create an e-mail account in cPanel. For more information contact our support staff and do check our knowledge base articles for more updates.

Magento hosting is a web hosting plan that works with the Magento e-commerce software.
While Magento is completely free and offers a plethora of useful features for running an online store.

Log in to your cPanel.

In the Software section, select Softaculous Apps Installer.

In the search field, type Magento,’ then click the Magento link.

You will then see a summary of Magento.
Select the Install option.

Fill in the blanks as necessary.

To install Magento, click the Install button.

This feature allows remote hosts (servers) to connect to your account’s MySQL® databases.
This is useful if you want to allow shopping cart or guestbook applications on other servers to access your databases, for example.

Steps for connecting to a remote Mysql database:

Navigate to the control panel.

Click on Remote Mysql in the Database section

Add client IP address in front of the “Host”

Click on Add host

You will need the following settings in the database connectivity tool. i.e my sqlfront

Database name: Name of the database

database username: username

Database password: Password is given to the above username

MySQL port: Port 3306

Do you intend to share a locally created database from your web server?
Perhaps you’re migrating a database for development purposes for WordPress or another content management system (CMS).
In any case, importing a database file after creating the database in cPanel is a simple process in phpMyAdmin.

In this article, we will demonstrate how to import a MySQL database into cPanel using phpMyAdmin.

Advanced users can create and import the database using SSH.

• Prerequisites
• Import Database

Prerequisites

We’ll assume you’ve already exported your database in the form of a.sql, zip, or tar.gz file.

If necessary, you can edit the file with a text editor, such as Notepad++ or Atom.io, or with file compression software, such as 7-Zip or The Unarchiver.

You should have already created the new database into which you’re importing.

Import Database

Log in to your cPanel.

Open phpMyAdmin by clicking the phpMyAdmin icon under Databases.

Choose the database you’ll be working with from the list on the left.

In the top menu, select Import.

Click Browse and select the backup file you previously created under File to Import (it will either be a .sql .zip or .tar.gz file).

To import the database file, click Go at the bottom right

When the database has been successfully imported, you should see a message at the top of the page that says something like: Import has been successfully completed, ## queries executed.