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In this article, you will understand how to add MIME types in cPanel. MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions) types instruct browsers on how to deal with specific file formats. The MIME type tells the browser what kind of file it’s dealing with and how it’ll be delivered to the user. Example: When a .ppt file … Read more
Introduction: The following steps must be followed by those who wish to disable the ability for users to build email addresses and all other contacts with the server’s email services. Procedure: To delete email from the users’ cPanel accounts, change or create a new feature list and assign it to the users’ package, or create … Read more
What is cPanel? One of the most well-known Linux based control panels in the world for web hosting is called cPanel. It allows all of your services to be managed from one place. Most web developers opt for cPanel as the standard in the industry. Pretty straightforward to use and highly intuitive at that, cPanel … Read more
Here’s how to change file permissions in cPanel. Operating systems are directed by file permissions on how to handle requests to access files. An overview of file permissions Read, write and execute are the three steps of file permission. To read the file you need Read permission, to modify it you require Write permission and … Read more
FTP accounts help you manage and upload files on your website. Here’s a complete guide to start a new FTP account in cPanel and configure it to restrict the files and directories the user can access. Follow these steps to create an FTP: Step 1. Log in to cPanel Account. Step 2. Go to the … Read more
cPanel makes it is very easy to install WordPress. Follow the below steps. Step 1. Log into your cPanel Account. Step 2. Scroll down to the Softaculous App Installer. Step 3. Then, you will see WordPress Icon, Click on it. Step 4. When the WordPress page opens, click on the Install Now icon. The page … Read more
cPanel File Manager is a tool which allows you to manage your website files and folders through a web interface without the need to use FTP – File Transport Protocol. With File Manager, you can create, upload, change, or remove files and folders. Here, we’ve explained how to upload a new file in cPanel file … Read more
Leeching protection sets maximum number of log-ins which can occur withing a specific time limit (normally 2 hours). If this limit is exceeded then the user is detected as allowing other people to use his log-in credentials and blocked immediately.
Leech Protection is a great feature for Linux shared hosting consumers, provided in cPanel version 11.30, which allows you to restrict log-ins you want to allow each user within a particular (generally 2 hour) period. Leeching takes place when multiple users try to submit their username and password multiple times, allowing other visitors to use … Read more
cPanel by default comes with the inbuilt scripts, which have the ability to backup or restore your cPanel account. Following are the commands were given to run these scripts.Following is the command which creates the backup of a cPanel account./scripts/pkgacctFollowing is the command which restores the taken backup/scripts/restorepkgBoth these commands should be run as root … Read more
‘AWStats’ is one of the most important utilities in a web hosting account’s cPanel. One can analyze the website’s statistics with it. It comes as a free utility with cPanel Hosting. Many web hosting service providers provide it as a paid option with other web hosting types of services like VPS Hosting or Dedicated Server … Read more
SSH keys are the great utility for Linux shared hosting clients. These SSH keys play an important role while allowing a specific computer system to access your website’s information through an SSH session. Find the ‘Generate a new Key and Import Key’ links and follow the following steps.
