Webmin is a system administration program that allows you to manage a web server with a web interface. The free cPanel alternative supports file management, backup scheduling, resource monitoring, and more. Webmin is best suited for unmanaged Cloud Server Hosting. You can install Webmin on a cPanel-managed server. However, this should be temporary as having Read More >
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How to Install ownCloud Apps
ownCloud community edition is capable of more than just sharing files. The ownCloud marketplace includes features for automation, collaboration, multimedia, security, external storage and more. Below we cover how to manage ownCloud apps. Install apps in ownCloud Manual Installation Uninstall apps Disable apps Purchase Softaculous Instant Installer for your fastest VPS hosting to install ownCloud Read More >
How to Add Google Maps in weForms
One of the more common forms that you will use with weForms is the Contact Form. Along with your contact information, it is now common to include a map of your location. weForms includes the ability to add Google Maps making this task very simple. The following article will show you where to add your Read More >
How to Enable reCaptcha in weForms
One of the problems that a website form will have is how to prevent automatic entries from a robot. These spam entries may often cause issues with the actual data being collected by the form. To prevent this from happening weForms is able to use Google’s reCaptcha. Follow the instructions below to learn how to Read More >
How to Integrate MailChimp with weForms
MailChimp is an online email marketing platform. weForms allows you to integrate with this powerful tool through its forms. This tutorial shows you how to integrate MailChimp into weForms. You will see how to enable the module, configure it in weForms settings, and set up a contact form that makes use of MailChimp. How to Read More >
How to Activate and Add the Google Analytics Module in weForms
One of the best ways to get data about the use of your forms is through Google Analytics. Through integration with your form, you will gather data directly. Follow the instructions below to learn how to activate and add the Google Analytics module. Note that you will need to have a Professional, Business, or Developer Read More >
How to Log Into ownCloud
ownCloud file management software allows you to sync and access files with your web server for access anywhere. Installable with Softaculous, ownCloud community edition features include collaborative editing, mobile apps, suitability for Raspberry Pi, and many other add-ons available via it’s market. Below we cover how to log into ownCloud and recover your ownCloud password. Read More >
How to Set up Email with Webmail
Email devices are often confusing to set up, but your InMotion Hosting webmail now makes it easier to set up email by providing a way to get the settings to a specific account. This will look different on a business shared business hosting account versus a VPS or Dedicated account. The different versions are shown Read More >
How to Install Java on CentOS
Java is required for running some games on your Linux VPS including Minecraft. The object-oriented programming language powers many websites and applications on computers and mobile devices. Below we cover how to: You need root access to your linux server on your VPS or Dedicated server to continue. Install Java on CentOS The installation process Read More >
How to Add Payments in weForms
weForms can create forms for your WordPress site that are set up to take up Payments. Payments in weForms require that you, enable the payments module, set up a payment processor, and create a form for the payment. Follow the steps below to learn how to set up weForms to receive payments. How to Enable Read More >
How to Use the MultiPHP INI Editor in cPanel
The MultiPHP INI Editor in cPanel lets you make configuration changes to your PHP settings. This complements the MultiPHP Manager, which lets you change PHP version of your sites. The MultiPHP INI Editor has two modes, Basic and Editor. Basic Mode Basic Mode allows changes to some of the most common PHP configuration changes with Read More >
Convert a Media File Format in Audacity
Audacity is a popular free audio editor for musicians and podcasters doing destructive audio editing. While more advanced users may prefer FFMPEG for file conversions, Audacity makes such changes easier for users without experience in the command line interface (CLI). Likewise, using a more efficient format will conserve disk space, whether you are on dedicated Read More >
Set Thunderbird to Trust Junk Mail Headers
Spam filtering and other email authentication methods help protect you against phishing scams such as the “on this day I hacked your OS” email. The Spam Filters cPanel plugin (formerly called: SpamAssassin) adds headers to emails marked as spam. This allows email clients like Thunderbird to filter flagged emails that are pulled from the web Read More >
Issues with Merging cPanel Accounts
If you have a Reseller, VPS, or Dedicated Server plan, the method described below allows you to merge cPanel accounts. While we are glad to assist in this process, merging cPanel accounts is not a native function of cPanel and may produce undesired results. Data Backup Ensure that you have a full data backup prior Read More >
Prevent Brute-Force WordPress Logins with WP fail2ban
WP fail2ban is a freemium WordPress security plugin with features for logging, brute-force attack prevention, and spam protection. In the free version you must edit the wp-config.php file with any configurations. Then, it’ll view within your WordPress dashboard. If you prefer a full-featured security plugin, we recommend Cerber Security, Antispam & Malware Scan and BBQ: Read More >
Modernizing Your Old Website
You created or a web designer created your website but you haven’t touched your website since it was launched years ago. Web trends have changed and your website is starting to look more like an archive from the past than the modern business you would like it to represent. If you don’t have the budget, Read More >
Editing the UltraStack Ansible Configuration File
Ansible offers the ability to set default settings for how modules and playbooks interact with remote nodes in your inventory. There is a huge list of settings you can add within your Ansible configuration file. Below we cover how to locate your Ansible configuration file and included settings. Managing your Ansible agent on CentOS, Ubuntu, Read More >
Problems Sending Email, Receiving is Fine
If you are unable to send email, but can receive you should first verify that you have your email client configured properly. Below are the SMTP SSL and Non SSL settings. You should use one of the following: SMTP Settings Non SSL Settings SSL Settings Incoming Server: mail.example.com Outgoing Server: mail.example.com Username: Your full e-mail Read More >
How to Create an Ansible Playbook
Now that we know more about how Ansible works behind the scenes, let’s create our first Ansible Playbook! The examples in this section were performed on a Linux Distribution, though the steps should be nearly the same on most Operating Systems. The first step in creating your first Ansible Playbook is to create a working Read More >
UltraStack Cache – Advanced Configuration Options
Configuring the UltraStack cache includes many options that are normally considered advanced. The advanced options for the cache are accessed through a link at the bottom of the Cache Manager page. The options available with the advanced section let you fine-tune how NGINX caching works. Follow the steps below to learn about these options and Read More >
