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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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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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Running a PostgreSQL instance
...not see a WebApps section in the Control Panel of your hosting account, this tutorial may not be suitable for your particular ...project on the WebApps page of the Control Panel of your hosting account;
You can use the command line interface of the ...this.
On the WebApps Page of the Control Panel
If you choose the Control Panel way, you should create a new app ...this is already done automatically by the Control Panel. All MySQL data is backed up at regular intervals by our system and ...restored using the "Restore" page of the Control Panel.
For PostgreSQL databases running on the WebApps platform, you have to set up ...on the "Cron Jobs" page of the Control Panel.
This cron job will overwrite the pgdump.sql.gz backup archive every time. This way, ...backups using the "Restore" page of the Control Panel. After that, running restore.sh on the command line will restore the data from ...application you want to use via the Control Panel -> PHP Settings section by following these steps:
Click on the Manage button ...
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How to install and run Elasticsearch
...the "App Installer" section of the hosting Control Panel. If you can't find it in your App Installer, read ahead. Bear in ...WebApp through the Subdomains section of the Control Panel. In this guide, we will call the subdomain elastic-sub.
2. Create the necessary ...directories through the File Manager in the Control Panel of your account.
Create a directory for the Portholder WebApp in the /private ...Elasticsearch through the WebApps section of the Control Panel. Remember the port number assigned to the WebApp. Use the following settings:
Create ...the SSH Access section of your account's Control Panel.
wget https://artifacts.elastic.co/downloads/elasticsearch/elasticsearch-7.9.2-linux-x86_64.tar.gz
Use tar to extract the archive:
tar -xzf elasticsearch-7.9.2-linux-x86_64.tar.gz
5. Configure ...with the actual username of your account's Control Panel. You can easily create and edit files through the File Manager in the ...Control Panel of your account.
Edit the following configuration file in the directory where Elasticsearch is ...back to the WebApps section of the Control Panel. There click on the edit button next to the Elasticsearch WebApp, and set ...
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Debugging WordPress
...notices, and deprecated functions and arguments. To control how the debug information will be presented, you need to use the additional WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY ...can be enabled by:
utilizing the hosting Control Panel > WordPress Manager to enable/disable them via an intuitive-to-use interface
using WP-CLI commands
...WordPress configuration file (wp-config.php) via the hosting Control Panel > File Manager section
There are also a lot of plugins available that ...Debug mode for WordPress via the hosting Control Panel > WordPress Manager
The easiest way to control the WordPress debug tools is ...for your WordPress installation via the hosting Control Panel > WordPress Manager and navigating to the Debugging section. Once there, select the ...enable the WP_DEBUG option via the hosting Control Panel > WordPress Manager, the WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY option will be automatically enabled as well, so ...information about WP-CLI in our WP-CLI Tutorial.
Controlling the debug tools for a WordPress installation is very easy with WP-CLI. All ...can do this quickly via the hosting Control Panel > File Manager section by following these steps:
Navigate to the directory of ...closing paragraph tag (</p>) using the hosting Control Panel > File Manager section....
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How to use .htaccess files
...the File Manager section of the hosting Control Panel.
If you wish to edit an .htaccess file with a text editor of ...can download the file via the hosting Control Panel > File Manager section or an FTP client. You can find step-by-step instructions ...a directory quite easily via the hosting Control Panel > Protection section > Web access protection subsection. More details about this option ...is to block them via the hosting Control Panel > Protection section > Web access protection subsection. Details on how to use ...achieve this is to use the hosting Control Panel > Protection section > Web access protection subsection. More information about this feature ...visitors referred from specific websites?
The hosting Control Panel > Protection section > Web access protection subsection allows you to easily block ...instead of HTTP is via the hosting Control Panel. For WordPress, you can use the hosting Control Panel > WordPress Manager to ...other applications, you can use the hosting Control Panel > SSL/HTTPS section > Force HTTPS subsection.
To redirect all requests to your ...use WordPress, you can use the hosting Control Panel > WordPress Manager to change the URL of your website as explained in ...of your website is via the hosting Control Panel > WordPress Manager by following the instructions listed in our Changing the Site ...Changing the Site URL via the hosting Control Panel > WordPress Manager.
If mixed content browser warnings are displayed in your website, ...HTTP to HTTPS switch via the hosting Control Panel > WordPress Manager by Changing the Site URL of your WordPress installation.
Should ...root of your website via the hosting Control Panel > Subdomains section as explained in our Document roots article. This way, your ...type of redirects is via the hosting Control Panel > Redirect URL section.
If you wish to manually redirect a given page ...HTTPS for your website via the hosting Control Panel > SSL/HTTPS section > Force HTTPS subsection. Forcing HTTPS this way may affect ...from non-www to www via your hosting Control Panel > Domain Parking section > Domain Redirects tab. Furthermore, you should check your ...
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Control Panel Subusers
...The Control Panel Subusers section allows you to create additional users for the Control Panel, with limited ...to the sections you specify.
Creating a Control Panel subuser
To create an additional Control Panel user, follow this procedure:
1. Enter ...with the main username of the hosting Control Panel, and has to subsequently be used with the prefix.2. Enter a password of ...the random password generator:
Online Manual » Control Panel » Random password generator
3. Once you get a confirmation that you have ...name, which will be shown in the Control Panel of the subuser,5. In the E-mail field, enter an e-mail address, for reference ...Check the boxes in front of all Control Panel sections that you want this user to have access to.7. Click the Add ...button. The new Control Panel subuser should appear a list below the form.
IMPORTANT NOTES:
If you enable the ...the Two-factor authentication (2FA) for the hosting Control Panelsection from our online documentation.This option cannot be used to enable/disable 2FA authentication for ...the Control Panel subuser. If the subuser loses access to their security token application, or their tokens ...If you enable access to a hosting Control Panel section which has a string "(Main user)" next to it, the subuser will ...access the section as your main hosting Control Panel user. For example, granting access to phpMyAdmin (Main user) for a Control Panel ...on the account.
Note that not all Control Panel subsections are available in the list. Some sections, such as Account Settings, can ...be edited only by the main Control Panel user.
Editing an existing Control Panel subuser
To edit an existing user, click on ...click on the Edit button.
Deleting a Control Panel subuser
To delete a Control panel subuser, just click on the button Delete ...
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Managing WordPress plugins
...plugin updates
Updating plugins via the hosting Control Panel > WordPress Manager
Updating a plugin through the WordPress Dashboard
Updating a plugin ...WP-CLI
Deactivating all plugins via the hosting Control Panel > WordPress Manager
How to delete a WordPress plugin?
Deleting a plugin through ...your existing WordPress website via the hosting Control Panel in our Creating and using WordPress staging sites article.
Installing and activating a ..."Log in" feature available in the hosting Control Panel > WordPress Manager as explained in our Managing WordPress administrators article.
Once you ...You can do this with the hosting Control Panel > File Manager section or an FTP program. Step-by-step instructions on the process ...uploaded, decompress the archive using the hosting Control Panel > File Manager section by following the instructions from our File Manager article. ...main domain). You can use the hosting Control Panel > File Manager section or your favorite FTP/SSH client to do this. More ...WordPress backups very quickly through the hosting Control Panel.
With commercial or custom-built plugins, you may be required to perform manual actions ...WordPress plugin/s.
Updating plugins via the hosting Control Panel > WordPress Manager
By opening the management page for a particular WordPress website ...via the hosting Control Panel > WordPress Manager, you can see if the WordPress core and plugins are running ...errors for PHP scripts via the hosting Control Panel > PHP Settings section.
Downgrading a plugin via the WordPress Dashboard
The process ...can downgrade a plugin via the hosting Control Panel > File Manager or FTP by replacing the files of the installed plugin ...list
Deactivating all plugins via the hosting Control Panel > WordPress Manager
Should you need to deactivate all plugins for your WordPress ...to do this is via the hosting Control Panel > WordPress Manager. Detailed instructions on the process are available in our Disabling ...backup of your website via the hosting Control Panel > WordPress Manager as explained our Creating, downloading, and restoring from WordPress backups ...can delete a plugin via the hosting Control Panel > File Manager section, or via FTP by deleting its directory from the ...can manually update them via the hosting Control Panel > File Manager section or FTP, but this may cause your website to ...temporarily disable all plugins using the hosting Control Panel > WordPress Manager and start enabling them one by one to find the ...a manual WordPress backup via the hosting Control Panel > WordPress Manager just in case something else goes wrong. More information about ...
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