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Configure Roundcube in Webuzo

How to configure Roundcube in Webuzo panel? Introduction Roundcube is web based IMAP email client which is written in PHP and can be employed in conjuction with LAMP stack or any other operating system that supports PHP. In this article we shall learn how to configure Roundcube using Webuzo panel. Step 1: Login into Webuzo enduser panel. Login to Webuzo panel using your login credentials and navigate to the Enduser Panel located on the left side menu. Step 2: Navigate to Roundcube Then navigate to Roundcube in the Mails category. Step 3: Install Round cube. Click on the Install Now button to install Roundcube. Fill in the necessary details in the page that appears and then Click on the Install button at the end of the page.
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How to trace your email sending and receiving error in Directadmin

The Purpose of this guide is to assist in tracing the status of your email delivery, some ability to read through the system log is required. Step 1 : Log into Directadmin. Step 2 : Click on E-mail Accounts, a list of created email accounts will be shown. Step 3 : Trace for the name of the email account that need to be check on, look at the ‘SMTP Log’ row, In stands for Incoming email for that email account, Out stands for Outgoing email for that email account. Step 4 : Trace for the name of the email account that need to be check on, look at the ‘SMTP Log’ row, In stands for Incoming email for that email account, Out stands for Outgoing email for that email account.
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How to Create FTP Account on DirectAdmin

Step 1. Login in to directadmin Step 2. Search for the ftp account Step 3. Click on the ‘Create FTP Account’ Step 4. Insert the FTP username and enter the password accordingly. Step 5. Configure the FTP user account type and finish the configuration by click on the ‘Create’ button. Step 6. Your FTP account will be ready to use and will be display on the ftp management list or the domain.
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Install WordPress on DirectAdmin – Top 2 ways

Are you looking for an easy way to install WordPress on DirectAdmin? DirectAdmin allows WordPress installs using one-click web application installers like Installatron or manually. Often, installations can fail due to mistakes in steps. Today, we will see how our Support Engineers install it using both ways. Manual installation of WordPress on DirectAdmin? Usually, we can install WordPress on DirectAdmin either using the built-in option or via installers like Installatron. So, let’s see the method recommended by our Support Engineers to do this manually. And the steps are as follows, 1. Initially, download WordPress from the official website and save the .zip file in the system. 2. Next, log in to DirectAdmin. 3. Then from the files, select the domain in which we want to install WordPress. Here we select the public_html folder 4. Next, upload the WordPress .zip file. For this, we select the option to Upload files to the current directory. Here we select the required file and click the option Upload Files. Then click on the go back option. 5. In the pubilc_html extract the WordPress zip file. 6. Then we have to move up the WordPress extracted file. For this, we select it, Add to clipboard and then select Up a Level. Then we click the option Move Clipboard Files here and remove the zip file. 7. Now the WordPress is successfully installed. Later, we set up it. For this, we access the WordPress site via browser and enter all the required data. For instance, this page asks for database details. Here, we submit it and Run the installation. Finally, its time to provide user credentials and Install WordPress. This displays the success message. Later, we can log in with the already given credentials. What is Installatron? Installatron is a one-click web application installer. This multi-platform installer makes application management easier using the graphical interface. This is available as a licensed plugin in web hosting control panels like DirectAdmin. How to install WordPress on DirectAdmin using Installatron? Installing WordPress is much easier when it is done using Installatron. Let’s see how this is done. 1. Initially, we login to DirectAdmin. 2. Then we select Installatron Application Installer under Advanced Features. 3. Next, we select WordPress from the available options. Here, we click the option Install this application. 4. In the next window, we specify the directory we want to install WordPress. 5. Finally, click the option Install. Later, we check if is properly installed.
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How to install WordPress using Plesk

This article describes how to use Plesk to install WordPress, a popular content management system (CMS). There are two ways to install this application. Use whichever method you prefer: Quick installation: Plesk supports a quick installation option that enables you to quickly and easily install the application using default, optimal settings. Custom installation: The custom installation option enables you to customize many application configuration settings. METHOD #1: QUICK INSTALLATION To quickly install the latest WordPress version, follow these steps: Log in to Plesk. n the left sidebar, click Applications. On the Applications page, click Featured Applications. Next to WordPress, click Install. The Installation of WordPress page appears. In the Specify the location where this web application should be installed section, select the protocol, domain, and directory. If you have an SSL certificate installed on your site, select https. If you do not have an SSL certificate installed on your site, the protocol option may not be available. Click Install. Plesk installs the application, and then displays configuration settings, including login information. METHOD #2: CUSTOM INSTALLATION To install WordPress using custom settings, follow these steps: Log in to Plesk. In the left sidebar, click Applications. On the Applications page, click Featured Applications. Next to WordPress, click the down arrow, and then click Install (Custom). The Installation of WordPress page appears. Review the license agreement, select the I accept the terms of License Agreement check box, and then click Next. In the Specify the location where this web application should be installed section, select the protocol, domain, and directory. Under Update Settings, select the Automatically update this app when updates are available check box to keep the application updated. Under Administrative access, select one of the following options: Use administrative credentials not connected to any particular user: Select this option if you want to create a dedicated administrative account for the application. Grant administrative access to existing user: Select this option if you want to use an existing user as the administrator for the application. Specify the remaining options and settings for the application. Click Install. Plesk installs the application, and then displays configuration settings, including login information.
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Incremental Backup in Plesk

What is an incremental backup? Plesk supports two types of backup: Full. Each time you create a backup, the backup includes all data regardless of the time when the data was last updated. Incremental. An incremental backup contains only the data that has changed since the time of the last backup. Using incremental backups significantly reduces the duration of a backup operation, CPU load, and the disk space occupied by backup files, and, therefore, improves the backup performance. Plesk includes the following data in incremental backups: Web hosting data changed since the time of the last backup (full and incremental). Mail data changed since the time of the last backup (full and incremental). Full backup of database data. Note that incremental backups contain whole files created on a subscription, not their parts. Plesk determines whether the data has been changed based on whole files. For this purpose, Plesk uses an index file that is created for each backup at the time of backup creation. The index file lists all files that existed in a subscription, and information about them, such as size, modification date, permissions or owner. A full backup lists all files, while an incremental one may list just a few files that have changed. The listed files are those included into a backup. How Plesk determines whether to include a file into a backup: The file was absent in the index for previous backups (full and incremental). The file’s size or modification time are different from those in the index for the previous backup. The file’s permissions or owner are different. How to create an incremental backup To create a backup, go to the Backup Manager page (of the server, user account, or subscription, correspondingly) and click the Back Up button. Then you can select a type of a backup: Full or Incremental. When you back up your data for the first time, it is always a full backup no matter what type of backup is selected. If you create a subsequent backup of the Incremental type, only the web hosting data and mail data that has changed since the last backup is saved. As a result, you can have a full backup and a sequence of several incremental backups. Incremental backups are listed on the Backup Manager page with the Incremental label. Note: If an incremental backup is lost or corrupted, the subsequent incremental backups will be marked with the yellow exclamation mark icon. Trying to restore such backup will produce a warning message that will tell you about the name of the missing incremental backups. If you remove an incremental backup, all subsequent backups in the chain will be removed as well. It is recommended to do a full back up of your data from time to time, for example, once a week or once a month (it depends on how often your web content or mail data change). If you use scheduled backups and select the Use incremental backup option, you will have to select a period for performing full backups as well. How to restore an incremental backup When you restore an incremental backup, you are actually restoring all the unchanged data from the last full backup and the changed data from all previous incremental backups (created after the full backup). Therefore, the restoration performance shows no noticeable change in comparison to a full backup. The Restore the Backup dialog displays all backups that form the data to be restored: the selected incremental backup, the sum of previous incremental backups and the initial full backup. You can download all these backups.
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How to Install WordPress in DirectAdmin using Softaculous

WordPress is open source software you can use to create a beautiful website, blog, or app. It offers customizable designs, responsive websites, high performance. In this guide, we will show how to install WordPress in DirectAdmin using Softaculous Automated Installer. Requirements to install WordPress in DirectAdmin DirectAdmin account WordPress manager by Softaculous Procedure Log in to your DirectAdmin account. Add your domain to DirectAdmin under the Domain Setup section if not added. We will use yourdomain.com as an example in the guide. Scroll down to the Softaculous Apps Installer section and click on the WordPress icon. Softaculous Homepage with WordPress installation page will show up on your screen. Press the install now button. It will open a page asking for details. Choose the latest version of WordPress as it gives the latest features and comes with the latest security measures. Choose the domain for the installation. Fill in the admin username and password of your choice. You can choose any theme of your choice. We will not choose any theme here and the default theme will be installed automatically. Click install button at the end of the page. Once the installation is successful it will show a similar page on your screen. Congratulations you have successfully installed WordPress on your domain. Want to install WordPress on cPanel?  
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How to Filter unwanted e-mail (spam)

This article describes how to set up your e-mail account to filter messages marked as spam and automatically redirect them to a folder. FILTERING UNWANTED E-MAIL (SPAM) After you have enabled Spam Filters, it uses scores to mark suspicious messages as spam. You can have Spam Filters automatically delete these messages. However, in this scenario, you may occasionally lose legitimate messages that are mistakenly marked as spam (these are known as “false positives”). Alternatively, you can redirect all messages marked as spam into a separate folder in your account. You can check this folder periodically to see if any legitimate messages were mistakenly marked as spam. If you use a third-party e-mail client application (such as Thunderbird or Outlook), you can set up this filtering directly on the client. However, you can accomplish the same effect by using e-mail filtering rules defined in cPanel. To do this, follow these steps: Access your e-mail account using webmail or an e-mail client application. Create a folder named Spam. Log in to cPanel. In the EMAIL section of the cPanel home screen, click Email Filters: Locate the account for which you want to add a spam filter, and then click Manage Filters. Click Create a New Filter. In the Filter Name text box, type the filter name. For example, type Spam Filter. Under Rules, specify the filter rules: Change the value in the first list box from From to Spam Status Change the value in the second list box from contains to begins with. In the text box below the two list boxes, type Yes. In the Actions list box, select Deliver to Folder. Click Browse. A list of folders for the e-mail account appears. Click the Spam folder. Click Create. cPanel activates the filtering rule for the account, and messages marked as spam are now redirected to the Spam folder.
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