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How to Enable the WordPress Manager in cPanel

WordPress is a popular software application that is very often used to build websites on the internet. cPanel has provided a separate administrator tool that allows you to manage WordPress sites from a cPanel account. It allows you to install and reset passwords for the administrator account of the WordPress installation. The following article will Read More >

How to Change Passwords using the cPanel WordPress Manager

One of the more important features of the cPanel WordPress Manager is the option to change passwords. You can change the administrator user password and the database user password. This can help with the frequent requests for people who have lost or forgotten their admin password or for situations when there is a change in Read More >

How to Upgrade PHP using EasyApache 4

You can easily upgrade or update your server’s version of PHP using the EasyApache 4 tool in WHM (Web Host Manager). In this tutorial we will show walk you through the update/upgrade steps. If you came here from our article on how to pass PCI compliance scans, outdated versions of PHP are a common thing Read More >

How to Install LAMP Stack on CentOS

This guide will show you the steps needed to install a LAMP stack on your Cloud Server running CentOS. All the commands shown will need to be run as root on your server via SSH. Installing LAMP stack on CentOS Connect to your server as the root user via SSH. Before installing we need to Read More >

How to Remove OpCache from your Server

In this tutorial we will show you how to remove OpCache from your your cPanel server. OpCache can easily be removed from your server via WHM using EasyApache 4 (EA4). **Note: This procedure requires “root” access, which you can get in a VPS hosting environment. If you need assistance making changes to your server, we Read More >

How to Remove the cPanel Cache Manager

In this tutorial, we will show you how to remove the cPanel Cache Manager from your server. This can be helpful if you are uninstalling NGINX and no longer need to manage cache from cPanel. **Note: This procedure requires “root” access, which you can get in a VPS hosting environment. If you need assistance making Read More >

How to Install the cPanel Cache Manager

In this tutorial, we will show you how to install the cPanel Cache Manager. The cPanel cache manager allows you to easily manage our NGINX cache and perform tasks such as purging cache, enabling developer mode, setting default refresh time, etc. Warning: The cPanel Cache Manager only works with our NGINX cache configuration. **Note: If Read More >

Manage NGINX

In this tutorial: NGINX Traffic Flow NGINX Logs Troubleshoot NGINX Additional Notes In this tutorial, we will show you how to manage NGINX on your server. We will explain how the traffic flows, provide information on where relevant files and logs are located. Then, we will provide some NGINX troubleshooting steps and additional notes. **Note: Read More >

How to Un-Install NGINX

In this tutorial: Change Listening Ports Install NGINX If you no longer want NGINX on your server, you can easily remove the package to un-install it. In this tutorial we will walk you through removing NGINX from your cPanel server. First, you will have to change the listening ports back to the default settings in Read More >

How to Change the Admin Password in PrestaShop

Deprecated Settings File There are multiple ways to reset the admin password for PrestaShop. One particular method described in our article “How to Reset the PrestaShop Administrator Password” is no longer feasible if you are running version 1.7. This is due to the fact that PrestaShop has deprecated the config/settings.inc.php file. This file was necessary Read More >

How to Migrate a WordPress site from DreamHost to InMotion

If you’re currently hosting your WordPress website with DreamHost, you can easily migrate your WordPress site to InMotion Hosting. In this article are the steps to take to migrate your WordPress site from DreamHost to InMotion Hosting, using the BoldGrid Backup Plugin. Preparing Your WordPress Site for Migration However, before proceeding to follow the steps, Read More >

How to Install OpCache on your cPanel Server

cPanel server administrators don’t need the terminal to install OpCache. In this tutorial, we will show you how to install OpCache on your cPanel server. OpCache can easily be set up on your server via WHM using EasyApache 4 (EA4). **Note: If you need assistance making changes to your server, we offer professional Managed Hosting Read More >

How to Migrate a WordPress site from WP Engine

If you need to move a website from WP Engine, you will need to familiar with the interface that they provide. Once you are able to use their user portal to create a backup of your WordPress site, the rest of the process is fairly similar to moving a WordPress site from any other host. Read More >

How to Migrate from WordPress.com

Preparing Exporting Finishing Migrating a WordPress.com site to a standalone WordPress installation hosted at InMotion Hosting is a relatively simple process. The main steps are preparing for the migration, exporting the files, and then importing the files to your new location. WordPress offers a paid option that will guide you through the process, or you Read More >

How to Migrate a WordPress site from BlueHost

Things to consider before migrating your WordPress site Before you can move your site using the backup plugin, you need to make a backup of your installation. However, there are few things to consider that would make transferring your site much easier for you. Before you migrate your WordPress site, please do the following: Turn Read More >

PHP-FPM for WordPress

Your WordPress hosting package has been optimized with every consideration toward speed and security. To that effect, we have adopted the use of the PHP-FPM (PHP-FastCGI Process Manager) to manage PHP requests. PHP-FPM offers a variety of features and operation parameters. These parameters allow our systems team to manage PHP processes more efficiently. This translates Read More >

Cache Manager for cPanel

The cPanel in your WordPress Hosting server uses Nginx as a powerful caching proxy in front of Apache. This means your visitors will enjoy quick page loads with less effort on your part. As the site administrator or developer, you have access to a new suite of tools in your WordPress-optimized cPanel. What Does This Read More >

NGINX Helper Plugin For WordPress

In this tutorial: Install NGINX Helper NGINX Helper Settings NGINX Helper Features As you may already know, your WordPress Hosting package uses NGINX in front of Apache for reverse-proxy caching. This not only will provide stunning speed improvements to your site, it also offers a suite of new tools. You can check out our full Read More >

Configuring Your VPS or Dedicated Server as a Mail Server

Many common email providers enforce guidelines and policies for sending/receiving email. Typically, they will publish their acceptable use policies. For example, Google, Yahoo!, and AOL all provide best practices to help reduce the amount of Spam within their respective networks. By the end of this article, you will know how to configure your domain and Read More >

How to View MariaDB Databases On Command Line

When you are working with MariaDB to manage databases in cPanel, you will be working with the same interfaces as you did when working with MySQL. MariaDB is made to be a drop-in replacement for MySQL. In this tutorial, we will be showing a few commands using SSH to view databases with MariaDB. For those Read More >