cPanel & Web Hosting
Manage files, databases, domains and settings in cPanel.
Popular articles
Section titled “Popular articles”- I can’t access cPanel. What should I do? Troubleshooting cPanel login errors.
- I can’t see (dot) htaccess
- How can I access my cPanel?
- Can I access my cPanel from my mobile device?
- How to install and configure Django on a Linux shared hosting account
- How to use SSH (Secure Shell) on Windows and Mac to access your account
- How to configure SSH keys using cPanel
- Resolving the ‘550 sender verify failed’ error message
New guides
Section titled “New guides”- Moving your website to Ruachost (free migration)
- Finding your cPanel username and account details
- Finding your database details
- Moving a website from a subfolder to the main domain
- Moving a website to a new domain name
- Uploading and restoring a cPanel backup
- Publishing your website with FTP or a desktop editor
Related topics in other sections
Section titled “Related topics in other sections”- Email in cPanel: email accounts, forwarders, autoresponders and filters, sending and mailbox limits, greylisting
- Email authentication: SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MX records
- DNS: Using the DNS Zone Editor, TXT records
- PHP: PHP settings and versions, maximum upload file size, PHP error logging
- Databases: Importing and exporting a MySQL database
- Moving a site: Free website migration to Ruachost
Getting Started with cPanel
Section titled “Getting Started with cPanel”- I can’t access cPanel. What should I do? Troubleshooting cPanel login errors.
- How can I access my cPanel?
- Can I access my cPanel from my mobile device?
- Changing your cPanel password
- Using the cPanel Home Screen
- Logging In and Out of cPanel
- …and 7 more in the sidebar
Files & File Manager
Section titled “Files & File Manager”- Using Google Drive to Backup and Restore Data in Ruachost
- Using Ruachost Cloud Backup
- Using Amazon S3 to Back Up and Restore Data in Ruachost
- Managing backups in cPanel
- Backing up data on shared hosting and reseller accounts in Ruachost
- Viewing disk usage information in cPanel
- …and 15 more in the sidebar
Software
Section titled “Software”- Creating a Node.js application with the Node.js Selector
- Changing PHP versions and settings using PHP Selector
- Backing Up and Restoring Your Data Using Backuply
- Using the Python Selector in cPanel
- Node.js application error message: “Cannot GET” URL
- Installing PHP PEAR Packages Using cPanel
- …and 7 more in the sidebar
Databases
Section titled “Databases”- MySQL passwords do not work after upgrade
- Changing the MySQL collation settings in phpMyAdmin
- Using phpMyAdmin to copy a MySQL database
- Configuring remote MySQL access in cPanel
- Managing PostgreSQL databases and users in cPanel
- Optimizing and repairing MySQL databases using phpMyAdmin
- …and 4 more in the sidebar
Security
Section titled “Security”- Configuring leech protection in cPanel
- Managing GnuPG keys in cPanel
- Using Imunify360
- Protecting directory privacy in cPanel
- Using the IP Blocker in cPanel
- Configuring hotlink protection in cPanel
- …and 3 more in the sidebar
Domains in cPanel
Section titled “Domains in cPanel”- Using the cPanel Domains tool
- Managing subdomains in cPanel
- Autodiscovery and autoconfiguration DNS records
- Using the cPanel Site Publisher to build a website
- Using the DNS Zone Editor in cPanel
- Configuring web page redirects in cPanel
Logs & Statistics
Section titled “Logs & Statistics”- Configuring raw access log files in cPanel
- Viewing the error log in cPanel
- Using log programs in cPanel
- Excluding an IP address from AWStats
- Monitoring resource limits in cPanel
- Viewing information about visitors, bandwidth, and resource usage in cPanel
Advanced Features
Section titled “Advanced Features”- Using the Index Manager in cPanel
- Configuring Custom Apache Handlers in cPanel
- Setting up cron jobs in cPanel
- Using Virus Scanner in cPanel
- MIME Types in cPanel
- Creating custom error pages in cPanel
More articles
Section titled “More articles”- I can’t see (dot) htaccess
- How to install and configure Django on a Linux shared hosting account
- How to use SSH (Secure Shell) on Windows and Mac to access your account
- How to configure SSH keys using cPanel
- Resolving the ‘550 sender verify failed’ error message
- Using the Manage Team feature in cPanel
- Managing your website in the hosting cpanel
- Granting limited cPanel account access to a developer or other third-party contact