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You can easily reset your cPanel password via your Customer Area. To
change your cPanel password:
* Log in to your Customer Area [1]:
https://secure.hostnine.com/billing/clientarea.php [2]
* Click Your Services, located in the Your Services secti...
To grab a copy of your raw access logs, log into cPanel and click on
the "Raw Access Logs" icon. Within the Raw Access Log interface,
scroll through the list of available log files and download the raw
access log(s) of your choice.
Exit cPanel and navi...
LOG INTO YOUR CPANEL ACCOUNT
Instructions on how to access your cPanel and Customer Area are
emailed to you when your account is provisioned. Follow the
instructions and get in touch [1] if you have any issues. If you have
lost the email with the inst...
WHAT IS FILE MANAGER?
The File Manager allows you to manage your site through HTML, rather
than an FTP tool or other third-party application, while logged into
your cPanel account. You can upload, create or delete files, organize
files in folders, and...
WHAT IS WEB DISK?
Web Disk [1] (also known as WebDAV) is a drag-and-drop interface in
cPanel which allows you to access your website's files as if it were a
local drive on your computer. Web Disk is an obsolete technology and
majority of modern operat...
Permissions can be very important when it comes to hosting your
website. Permissions can allow our server computer to write and edit
your files. Along with that, some files need to be protected from
writing and editing, as a security measure. You can c...
A full cPanel account backup creates a single file with all of your
website files, databases, email accounts, cPanel configuration,
Softaculous installation data, and more. This single file can be
uploaded to any cPanel server and restored so that the ...
You can redirect your website's visitors from a source URL to a
target URL with any of three different commonly used methods. For
instance, if you want to direct your customers who would normally hit
'www.example.com' to 'www.examples.com', you would s...
Cron jobs run scheduled commands at specific times. The Cron Jobs
tool in cPanel is helpful for setting up automated maintenance and
other unmanned server duties.
_Note: you need to have a good knowledge of Linux commands before you
can use cron jobs ...
WHAT IS HOTLINKING?
Hot link protection prevents other websites from directly linking to
files and pictures on your website and only allows them to link to
file types that you don't specify. If you have a lot of desirable
images, for instance, on your...
A full cPanel account backup creates a single file with all of your
website files, databases, email accounts, cPanel configuration,
Softaculous installation data, and more. This single file can be
uploaded to any cPanel server and restored so that the ...
Hidden files and folder names on your site start with a dot (.). For
example, '.htaccess', '.htpasswd' or '.bashrc'.
When using File Manager [1], you cannot see hidden files and folders
unless you select the option to show hidden files. To show your...
Skeleton directories are remarkably useful to set configurations on
new cPanel accounts. This page tells you the location of the folder to
place files for your clients via WHM. Any files in the skeleton
directory will automatically be uploaded to each new...
We are happy to inform you that we will be upgrading your account to
the newest version of cPanel. Along with this update, your dashboard
will automatically be switched to the newest theme for cPanel, "Paper
Lantern", as x3 is no longer supported by cPane...
You can check the amount of disk space you've used, or how much
bandwidth you're currently consuming, right from cPanel.
VIEW DISK SPACE USAGE
*
Log into cPanel [1]
*
Click Disk Usage, from within the Files section
*
View a list of d...
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