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Directory Privacy

To create protection for a directory of your hosting with a Username and Password, follow the steps: 1. In your cPanel, select "Directory Privacy" in the Files section. Then select the directory you want to assign privacy to. 2. Complete the fields as desired. Remember to check the option "Password protect this directory". After the creation of the first user, the list of created users will be available in this directory, where you can monitor all created users. When accessing the Directory Privacy option again, there will be a padlock symbol next to the folder you have set up protection. You can also change the Directory Privacy settings under “Settings” in the upper right corner. 3. There you can change the base directory to a subdomain, for example, and customize it so that this new option is always opened in the next accesses to the Directory Privacy.

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How to perform a database restoration with Jetbackup

JetBackup is a powerfull plugin made for cPanel that allow you make backups of your hosting account, in this tutorial we are going to perform a database restoration with Jetbackup. Once you are logged in cPanel.           Just follow those steps: 1. Once on cPanel home screen go to JETBACKUP section and click on Database Backups icon. 2. Under Database Backups select a DB with the date of backup do you want restore and click in Restore icon. 3. A warning message will appear in the screen, you have to accept the terms and conditions, so click in Restore to proceed. Wait some time while the restauration is being done. You can check the progress of this procedure at JetBackup queue.

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JetBackup 5 - Queue

Jetbackup 5 has a new interface, with better usability and new options, making it easier to search for specific items. In this article we will demonstrate how to view the Queue item in a cPanel account. First we must access cPanel and navigate to the JetBackup 5 item. On the JetBackup 5 initial screen we must select the Queue option On the next screen, we will be able to view the entire history of processes carried out in JetBackup 5, such as requests for Restore, Download and finished items. Related articles Jetbackup 5 -Overview

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How to use File Manager and upload a file

If you don't want to use a 3rd party FTP Software, you can use the cPanel's inbuilt File Manager. 1. Log into your cPanel account. 2. In the "Files" section, click on the "File Manger" Icon.  3. Once in File Manager interface, navigate to the directory where you want to upload your files to. For example, should you wish to upload your file to the public html folder, you need to go to /public_html first. On the left side you can see a list of directories. Double Click on the "public_html" folder.       4. Now click on the "Upload" icon.      5. Click on the "Select File" button and select the file you want to upload from your PC. After you have select the file, the upload process will begin automatically.

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How to edit a file in FIle Manager

1. Log into your cPanel account. 2. In the "Files" section, click on "File Manger" Icon. 3. Navigate to the directory where your file is located and right click on the file and then click on "Edit"" in the Context Menu.  4. If the small "Code Editor" window is open, click on the "Edit" button, which will open a new window with options you can edit. 5. Make changes to your file and then click on the "Save Changes" button.  I hope it helped you!

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How to install a application with Softaculous

Step 1 First access your cPanel. Inside cPanel look for the "Software" section and "Softaculous Apps Installer" Step 2  In softaculous look for the application you want to install, in this tutorial we will install Wordpress: Step 3 . Under "Software Configuration", choose whether you want to redirect access to wordpress to the HTTP or HTTPS protocol and over www or not. Also choose the directory to install Wordpress, following the steps as in the image: Step 4 2. Create an admin username and password for Wordpress. You can also enter an admin email for wordpress. 3. Select your website/blog theme and install. When the installation is complete, you will see a page that informs you of a successful creation message. Hope this helps !