When you can’t log in to PHPMyAdmin from within cPanel it’s mainly one of two reasons: When you reset the password for that user, MySQL password wasn’t changed user has a custom .my.cnf file with defined logins for mysql Step 1...
When you can’t log in to PHPMyAdmin from within cPanel it’s mainly one of two reasons: When you reset the password for that user, MySQL password wasn’t changed user has a custom .my.cnf file with defined logins for mysql Step 1...
Moving email accounts along with all emails from one cPanel to another can be done in two ways: IMAPSync – you need access to a terminal and passwords for email accountsFTP (File Manager) – you need access to FTP or cPanel File Manager...
name service cache daemon (nscd) cache is persistent by default on CentOS 7, to flush it, you need to run: nscd -i hosts -i stands for invalidate. You can also check if nscd‘s cache is persistent by running nscd -g nscd caches several other types of...
I recommend setting a new MySQL user for backups and never using the root MySQL account to do backups. Step 1. Log on to MySQL as root: mysql -u root -p Step 2. Create a new user and grant all necessary permissions: CREATE USER...
On cPanel Git can be used in two ways: clone a remote repository (e.g. from GitHub) to cPanelcreate a repository on cPanel and use it in a remote location (e.g. your pc) Here I will cover both ways and highlight some important steps that are not...
In a recent article, I discussed many methods for removing the large ibdata file, one of which involves transferring the MySQL data directory to a different partition. However, if you do so, you must also inform PHPMyAdmin of the location of the...