DirectAdmin is an easy-to-use web hosting manager that helps you manage websites, emails, databases, and more. Installing DirectAdmin on a Linux server requires a few steps. I’ll explain it step by step! ???? Conditions 1. Supported Linux distributions: CentOS, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, Debian, Ubuntu. 2. Root access to your server. 3. Clean server installation (no […]
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We start by logging in to the server via SSH, if this does not work, request the SSH data from your hoster or check if you are on the blacklist. As soon as we are logged in, we add in the file After this, add the aliases Finally, we install the latest version of Let’s […]
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The file manager can be called up in the control panel by clicking on the “File Manager” icon. A link to the file manager is also at the bottom left of the screen. Navigating through folders is accomplished by clicking on the directory name or directory icon. (to the left of the folder name). For […]
1. Go to the directory where you want to upload the files. 2. Click the “Upload files to current directory” button at the bottom of the screen. 3. You will see eight (8) fields. Click the “Browse” button to select the files you want to upload. Click “Upload Even More Files” if you want to […]
Note that it’s ultimately the responsibility of the server admin to ensure his system is secure. These are some basic security tips that can be done to help protect your system. This is not an end-all guide for server security, admins must be diligent, but rather some suggestions for a start to securing your server. […]
At the top of the Statistics menu, there are three links: “Backed up Apache Logs,” “Apache Usage Log,” and “Apache Error Log.” Backed up Apache Logs Clicking on the “Backed up Apache Logs” link will take you to a File Manager screen that contains a list of .tar.gz files named by domain/subdomain and month. For […]
From the control panel menu, click on the “MySQL Databases” icon and then the “Create new Database” link. Choose a name for the database that describes what the database is for. For example, enter “chat” if the database is intended for a chat script. The database name is always preceded by your username and an […]
Most scripts need to know four things about your database: the database name, database username, password, and hostname. The database name always has the following form: ControlPanelUsername_DatabaseName, where ControlPanelUsername is the username you use to access the control panel. The DatabaseName is the name you have given to the database from the MySQL database menu. […]
To create a new empty file: 1. Go to the directory/folder where you want the file/file to be. 2. Type the file name in the “Create New File” text box. 3. Check “HTML template” to include HTML tags in the file (optional) 4. Click on the “Create” button.