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Installation under Android
...enable two-factor authentication (2FA) for your hosting Control Panel, using Google Authenticator on your Android device, please follow these instructions:
1. Log ...in to your hosting Control Panel and go to the Account Profile section. Under Two-Factor Authentication, click the button Enable. ...Google Authenticator will create a new account ControlPanel:user, where user is your username for the hosting Control Panel.
Entering the secret ...well as to regain access to the Control Panel in case you lose your mobile device.
5. Enter the security token generated ...in the field Generated Token, your current Control panel password, and click the button Check the token and enable 2FA. 2FA is ...you can log in to your hosting Control Panel only with a security token generated by your Google Authenticator.
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Installation under iPhone
...enable two-factor authentication (2FA) for your hosting Control Panel, using Google Authenticator on your iPhone / iPad / iPod Touch device, please ...instructions:
1. Log in to your hosting Control Panel and go to the Account Profile section. Under Two-Factor Authentication, click the button ...Google Authenticator will create a new account ControlPanel:user, where user is your username for the hosting Control Panel.
Entering the secret ...well as to regain access to the Control Panel in case you lose your mobile device.
5. Enter the security token generated ...in the field Generated Token, your current Control panel password, and click the button Check the token and enable 2FA. 2FA is ...you can log in to your hosting Control Panel only with a security token generated by your Google Authenticator.
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Key-based authentication
...that using the shell and using the control panel. Then, you need to copy the private key to your computer, or other ...using the SSH section in the hosting Control Panel as described in our SSH Access article.
Importing an already generated key
If ...existing public key subsection of the hosting Control Panel's SSH Access section to import the public key to the server.
Supported key ...SSH keys management interface in the hosting control panel supports RSA and ED25519 keys. The interface reads and writes to the authorized_keys ...server software.
Generating SSH keys using the Control Panel
Open the SSH Access section of the hosting Control Panel. There, you need ...client. Please note that only the main Control Panel user can connect over SFTP. All other FTP users must use FTP or ...
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Installing Magento [version 2.2.6]
...the archive and use the web hosting Control Panel's File Manager to extract the package. The best way to upload big files ...via FTP or through your web hosting Control Panel's File Manager.
3. Create a new MySQL database and user for the Magento ...can be created only through the hosting Control Panel. Detailed instructions on the process are available in our Creating a MySQL database/user ...used by your domain/subdomain through the hosting Control Panel -> PHP Settings section. Changing the PHP version is covered in the PHP ...username you created at your web hosting Control Panel's MySQL section for your Magento application. Database Server Password: You need to enter ...using the File Manager of the online Control Panel and changeprotected $_options = array('cache_dir' => null,toprotected $_options = array('cache_dir' => '/tmp',
14. ...using the File Manager of the online Control Panel and change the following two lines:
const WRITEABLE_DIRECTORY_MODE = 0770;
to
const WRITEABLE_DIRECTORY_MODE ...
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Sureapp - app management CLI tool
...not have a WebApps section in your Control Panel, then this tutorial is not suitable for your particular hosting environment. You can ...supervisor - This command allows you to control the service supervisor.
meta - This command displays meta information.
log - This command ...env - This command allows you to control project environment.
For example, if you would like to see the subcommands and the ...created through the WebApps section of the Control Panel. This way, all necessary options can be configured via a visual interface. However, ...on through the Subdomains section of the Control Panel, as well as the deployment directory for the web app. To see a ...application through the Subdomains section of the Control Panel.
--domain - This option allows you to specify the domain where your application ...through the Domain Parking section of the Control Panel.
--url-path - This option allows you to specify the URL path where your ...started via the WebApps section of the Control Panel.
--stop - This option allows you to stop the application as it is ...stopped via the WebApps section of the Control Panel.
--once - This option gives you the ability to run the web app ...deleted through the WebApps section of the Control Panel. However, you can also delete web apps through the command line by using ...
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Installing Django [version 4.2.9]
...have a WebApps section in your hosting Control Panel, then this tutorial is not suitable for your particular hosting environment. You can ...SSH Access section of the hosting account's Control Panel.
1. Create a directory for Django
To start, you will need to create ...using the File Manager in your hosting Control Panel. In this example, we will create directory called "django". This directory needs to ...using the WebApps section of the hosting Control Panel as follows:
Choose Custom as engine.
Enter a name for your app. It ...the MySQL Databases section in your hosting Control Panel. It is recommended that you create a separate database user, too. More information ...Using the File Manager in your hosting Control Panel, or by using your favorite command line text editor (e.g. nano), open /home/myusername/private/django/django1/mysite/mysite/settings.py ..../manage.py collectstatic
Log in to your hosting Control Panel and navigate to the WebApps section. Click the Edit button for your web ...paths are defined.
In your hosting Contol Panel > WebApps section, edit your web app and add the following as start command:
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Creating, downloading, and restoring from WordPress backups
...of a WordPress installation in the hosting Control Panel's WordPress Manager allows you to easily create, download, delete, and restore from WordPress ...only accessible via FTP/SSH or the hosting Control Panel > File Manager section.
Creating a WordPress backup
To manually create a WordPress ...to do is:
Go to the hosting Control Panel's WordPress Manager section.
Find the desired WordPress installation in the list, and click ...the WordPress Manager section of the hosting Control Panel.
Click on the Manage button next to the WordPress installation associated with the ...manually download backups created through the hosting Control Panel's WordPress Manager section directly from the ~/private/wp-backups/ directory of your account.
Restoring from ...need to take:
Go to the hosting Control Panel > WordPress Manager.
Click on the Manage button for the specific WordPress installation ...it to the server through the hosting Control Panel > File Manager or via FTP and use the or select an uploaded ...URL for your WordPress installation using the controls in the Select WordPress import destination section. A preview of the URL is ...
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Running a MongoDB instance
...a Web Apps section in your hosting Control Panel, then this tutorial is not suitable for your particular hosting environment. You can ...the Web Apps section in your hosting Control Panel, create a new app for running the MongoDB instance. In this example, we ...the Web Apps section of the hosting Control Panel, create a new app. Our example app is named MongoDB.
The start command ...is running.
3. Enabling authentication
Enabling access control on a MongoDB deployment enforces authentication, requiring users to identify themselves. When accessing a ...MongoDB deployment that has access control enabled, users can only perform actions as determined by their roles. The following procedure ...to a MongoDB instance running without access control and then enables access control.
1) Through your shell, connect to the MongoDB instance.
...4) Restart the MongoDB instance with access control. To do this, go to the Web Apps section of the hosting Control ...Panel and click on the green circle to stop the app. Then update the start ...restart the custom MongoDB instance with access control.
4. Connecting to the database
The standard format of the MongoDB URI connection ...
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Installing Nextcloud [version 16+]
...via the App Installer section of the Control Panel. You can check our App Installer article for more information.If you prefer to ...can be created only through the hosting Control Panel. Detailed instructions on the process are available in our Creating a MySQL database/user ...the File Manager section of the hosting Control Panel. If you prefer to install Nextcloud in a subdomain such as nextcloud.yourdomain.com, you ...through the Subdomains section of the hosting Control Panel.
Point your browser to the location of setup-nextcloud.php you just uploaded. The Nextcloud ...using the SSL/HTTPS section of the hosting Control Panel.
Update .htaccess
Using the Control Panel's File Manager, go to the directory where ...with the File Manager in the hosting Control Panel and add the following line at the end of the file:
putenv("modHeadersAvailable=true");
In ...'/','htaccess.IgnoreFrontController' => true,
After that, using the Control Panel's File Manager go to the directory where Nextcloud is installed. Open the 'data/' ...the Cron Jobs interface of the hosting Control Panel and set the cron.php file of Nextcloud to be executed every 15 minutes. ...
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Using FastCGI + OPcache (deprecated)
...through the PHP Settings section of the Control Panel. Information is available in our PHP Version article.
If you are already running ...in the upper left corner of your Control Panel)
FastCGI is a way to accelerate frequently accessed pages on the site. FastCGI ...the "File Manager" section in your hosting Control Panel. Please make sure the file has executable permissions (we recommend that you set ...you should create it using the hosting Control Panel -> "File Manager" section and add the default content of php.ini files on ...username, which is listed under the information panel in the upper left corner of your hosting Control Panel.
Step 2)
Create an ...username, which is listed under the information panel in the upper left corner of your hosting Control Panel. Also, check your .htaccess ...the "PHP Settings" section in your hosting Control Panel:
;Enabling OPcache[opcache]zend_extension = opcache.soopcache.enable = 1opcache.memory_consumption = 128opcache.max_accelerated_files = 10000opcache.revalidate_freq = 60
Note: ...
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