This guide will help you how to Stage an installation. The new Softaculous Staging feature allows you to create a full copy of your website where you can preview any changes or updates before you apply them on your website and then you can push the changes to the main installation.
NOTE :
Stage functionality is available only for a few scripts at the moment. Softaculous will be adding it to more scripts soon.
Stage has been added in Softaculous 4.2.8
Stage is not supported on Softaculous Remote at the moment.
If you have your site already installed manually. You will have to import it to Softaculous.
We will be taking an example of a WordPress installation. We will stage the installation to a sub directory stage.
Click on the Stage icon next to the installation you wish to stage.
Create Staging
The Staging page will appear with the current installation details and a form to fill in the details for the stage installation.
3) Fill in the Staging Installation Details
Fill in the staging installation details i.e. Choose domain, Directory, Database name, etc
Click on the Stage Installation button and this should do the trick. The time taken may vary in accordance to size of your installation, So please be patient.
That’s it !! You can now use this stage installation to test the updates or any other changes you may want to test.
NOTE : You will receive the staging installation details via email (if the emails are enabled).
NOTE : The admin/user account login details will be the same as the source installation.
In this guide we help you to set up your email account in Gmail with POP3.
Before you continue, we want to make you aware of few limitations Gmail will only allow you to set up your email with POP, which mean you can only download emails form your Inbox and not IMAP, it doesn’t get synced back to the server.
Gmail only downloads emails from your Inbox and not from other folders, like Send and Drafts.
By default, Gmail downloads the emails and then removes them from the server. We recommend that you check the option to leave a copy of the email on the server. That way you can still access your emails in Webmail.
Log in to Gmail and go to Settings
Log in to your Gmail account.
Setup POP3 and SMTP for Gmail
Click the gear icon in the top right corner.
Select Settings from the drop-down menu.
Setup POP3 and SMTP for Gmail
Add an email account
Click Accounts and Import in the menu at the top.
Click Add an email account.
Setup POP3 and SMTP for Gmail
Enter your email address
Type in the email address you want to set up in Gmail.
Click Next.
Confirm you want to import with POP
Select “Import emails from my other…“.
Click Next.
Enter the POP server settings
Please use the following settings for the incoming email:
Username: your email address
Password: the password you use to log in to Webmail
POP server: Mail.YourDomainName.com
Port: 995
Check the option to leave a copy on the server (Recommended).
Check the option the use SSL.
Setup POP3 and SMTP for Gmail
Click Add account to continue.
Tip: We recommend you to check the option to leave a copy of your emails on the server. That way you can still access your emails in Webmail.
Confirm you want to send from Gmail
You can now receive emails from your email account in Gmail. The next step is to set up the outgoing settings, so that you can also send emails from your account.
Select “Yes, I want to be able to send…“
Click Next.
Enter the sender name
Enter the sender name you want to be visible to your recipients.
Click Next step.
Tip: If your Gmail address is your primary address, and your other email address is only for recieving, you might want to check the box for “Treat as an alias”.
Enter the SMTP server settings
Please use the following settings for the outgoing email:
SMTP server: Mail.YourDomainName.com
Username: your email address
Password: the password you use to log in to Webmail
Port: 587
Secured connection: TLS
Click Add account to continue.
Open the Gmail Confirmation email
Gmail will now send you an email with a confirmation code.
Log in to Webmail.
Open the email “Gmail Confirmation – Send mail as…“
Copy the confirmation code in the email.
Setup POP3 and SMTP for Gmail
Enter the verification code
Paste the verification code in the field and click Verify.
Verify your settings
Your account is now set up. You can both send and receive email in Gmail. Check your settings to make sure it’s set up according to your preferences.
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After accessing your cPanel, you’ll see under “JetBackup” category an icon labeled “Full Account Backup”, as demonstrated below:
JetBackup – Restore my account from CPANEL
The following page will appear:
JetBackup – Restore my account from CPANEL
This page displays all the available backups automatically generated by JetBackup. In order to restore the entire account, all you need to do is to choose the date you’d like to be restored (normally, the date closest to today), and click the “restore” link adjacent to the desired date. The following message will be displayed:
JetBackup – Restore my account from CPANEL
Check V in the box, understanding that the restored account will overrun the current one. You could also enter your email address in order to be notified when your account is restored. Click the “Restore” button and the following page will appear:
JetBackup – Restore my account from CPANEL
The account restore is in process. Please note that the duration of the restore process depends on the entire account’s weight. You can see the restore status using the “Queue” option from the main JetBackup category in your CPANL home page:
JetBackup – Restore my account from CPANEL
Which will lead you to a designated page of your account’s restore status:
The PHP Selector allows end users to select the specific version of PHP they need. It allows ultimate flexibility by offering all popular versions of PHP, with more than 120 PHP extensions to choose from.
Each of the customers is totally different, and every has totally different needs. With PHP being the dominant language on the web, we have a tendency to package multiple versions of PHP and let the client choose that version they need to run. Customers will choose between PHP four.4, 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, 5.4, 5.5, 5.6, and 7.0, 7.1 and 7.2. they’ll conjointly choose from quite a hundred and twenty totally different PHP extensions.
Step 1. Login to cPanel
Step 2: Click on the Select PHP Version Software Menu:
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Step 3: Select the desired PHP version from the drop down list, then click on Set as current and Save the change:
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That’s it! The new PHP version is already enabled for your user.
If you want to enable or disable a PHP module, just select it or deselect it from the list and click on Save.
You can also change the PHP options, by clicking on the Switch To PHP Options button:
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Here you can manage the PHP options, such as the allow_url_fopen, max_execution_time, memory_limit, upload_max_filesize and others:
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Click on the Save button at the bottom, in order to save your configuration!
Should you need any further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us.
cPanel on Linux Server is a web based control panel tool which helps to manage web hosting account through a web interface instead of a console. With cPanel we are able to accomplish our tasks faster and even non-professionals can easily manage websites via cPanel.
Mail
To create email accounts, forwarders, and autoresponders as well as account and user-level filtering to manage email.
Fight spam with BoxTrapper, Apache SpamAssassin, and email authentication.
Then, use mailing lists to broadcast your message.
Allow email account suspension and password verification.
Domains
Yo can setup subdomains, addon domains, domains Alias (parked ), and redirects.
Identify your site with Simple DNS Zone Editor and Advanced DNS Zone Editor.
Databases
Store large amounts of data and limit access using MySQL databases.
Files
Edit and back up files and folders while monitoring your website’s disk space usage.
Security
Configure password-protected directories, IP address denials, SSL/TLS, and GnuPG key settings to restrict access. Protect your site with HotLink Protection, Leech Protect, and ModSecurity.
Apps Galore
Take advantage of third-party software for blogs, eCommerce, bulletin boards, guest books and more to build a robust, dynamic site.
Logs
Know your audience and track your website’s performance using Webalizer and AWStats.
Crons
Allows you to run a certain command at times set by the job. For example, you could set a cron job to delete temporary files every week so that your disk space is not being used up by those files.
cPanel empower you and offer the ability to administer every facet of their website using simple, point-and-click software.
How to start?
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How to open a network port range in the firewall under OpenSuse / Suse Enterprise Linux server?
How do open a port range in my firewall, such as the TCP ports 20000 to 25000?
You need use Yast tool to open a port ranges under Suse Linux.
Start YaST (type yast command prompt)
Select Security and Users
Select Firewall.
Click Allowed Services
Advanced and enter the desired port range 30000:35000 (syntax is from-port-start:to-port-end). For example, enter the following for the TCP ports 30000 to 35000:
30000:35000
Finally, Close the advanced configuration by clicking OK.
Click Next > Accept.
After closing the YaST firewall configuration, the TCP port range is opened for you.
If your mailbox that is always going over-quota or filling up with mail like your default account or your spam box and you don’t want to have to keep logging in and deleting the emails manually below you can find the steps how to auto delete the emails.
Log on to your cPanel Interface.
Go to ”Advanced‘ section.
Click on “Cron Jobs“.
Select the specific time from the lists provided.
You should enter the command to run in the “Command” field.
Note: You should make sure to enter the proper command and the full path to the file.
Check the relevant screen captures:
To do this enter the following information in the following fields:
Make sure you replace {USER} with your actual cPanel username.
Hit the Commit Changes button and wait until sometime after 6:45 AM (assuming you set it up to run at that time) and login to your default email account to see if your emails have been deleted
If everything looks good your default inbox will now have any emails that are older than 10 days automatically deleted
To login into your default email account you use your cpanel username and password
If you wanted to have all the emails deleted that are older than three days you would simply change the –days option to 3
If you wanted to have all emails inside your mail directory including sent mail, spam, etc. that are older than 30 days deleted…
/usr/bin/archivemail –quiet –delete –days 30 /home/{USER}/mail/*
If you had an email account named info @ yourdomain.com and wanted to have all the emails in that inbox that are older than seven days deleted…
/usr/bin/archivemail –quiet –delete –days 7 /home/{USER}/mail/{yourdomain.com}/info/inbox
If you had an email account named info @ yourdomain.com and wanted to have all the emails in your sent-mail folder that are older than twenty-one days deleted…
/usr/bin/archivemail –quiet –delete –days 21 /home/{USER}/mail/{yourdomain.com}/info/sent-mail
Don’t forget to change {yourdomain.com} to your actual domain name !
You can look in your mail directory via your ftp client or the online file manager to see where your mailboxes are located.
NOTE: We *CANNOT* recover mail deleted in this manner, so please use this tutorial at your own risk
To add your email account to Outlook, Outlook on the web, Outlook.com, or the Mail and Calendar apps for Windows 10, you’ll need several pieces of information including the type of account, the incoming and outgoing server names, and the SSL and port settings.
Your email provider can give you these settings, but we’ve provided the settings for the most popular email providers below.
Below you will find POP and IMAP server settings
You can find your server settings below. If your provider isn’t listed, visit your email provider’s website and contact their technical support.
Gmail
You have to enable IMAP or POP access at http://mail.google.com before you can add your account to any other applications.
IMAP incoming server: imap.gmail.com
IMAP port: 993
IMAP SSL: Yes
SMTP outgoing server: smtp.gmail.com
SMTP port: 587
SMTP SSL or TLS: TLS
POP incoming server: pop.gmail.com
POP port: 995
POP SSL: Yes
If you’d like us to add your email provider, please leave us a comment below with the name of your provider. We can’t add every provider, but we will try to add popular ones on a regular basis.
Outlook.com
IMAP incoming server: imap-mail.outlook.com
IMAP port: 993
IMAP encryption (SSL/TLS): TLS
SMTP outgoing server: smtp-mail.outlook.com
SMTP port: 587
SMTP encryption: STARTTLS
POP incoming server: pop-mail.outlook.com
POP port: 995
POP encryption (SSL/TLS): TLS
If you’d like us to add your email provider, please leave us a comment below with the name of your provider. We can’t add every provider, but we will try to add popular ones on a regular basis.
Yahoo!
IMAP incoming server: imap.mail.yahoo.com
IMAP port: 993
IMAP SSL: Yes
SMTP outgoing server: smtp.mail.yahoo.com
SMTP port: 465 or 587
SMTP SSL or TLS: SSL
POP incoming server: pop.mail.yahoo.com
POP port: 995
POP SSL: Yes
If you’d like us to add your email provider, please leave us a comment below with the name of your provider. We can’t add every provider, but we will try to add popular ones on a regular basis.
Note: To complete these steps, you will need to know your email address and password provided by your Internet service provider (ISP).
Select the type of email account you want to add to Outlook 2016.
You can use these steps to add your first account as well as all additional accounts.
Office 365, Exchange, Outlook.com, Hotmail.com, or Live.com
Most email accounts, including Office 365, Exchange server accounts, Outlook.com, Hotmail.com, and Live.com accounts can be set up in a few quick steps.
Open Outlook 2016.
Select File > Add Account.
Enter your email address, then select Connect or, if your screen looks different, enter your name, email address, and password, and then select Next.
If prompted, enter your password and select OK.
That’s it. Select Finish to start using Outlook 2016.
Gmail
Before you add your Gmail account to Outlook, you’ll need to turn on two-factor authentication with Gmail and generate an app password from the Gmail website. After you have that app password, you can add your Gmail account to Outlook.
An app password is a one-time password that you’ll use in place of your regular Gmail email password. It lets Gmail confirm that you’re the person accessing your email.
Step 1: Generate an app password from Gmail
Go to Gmail from your browser, then select the Google apps icon in the upper right corner of the screen.
Select My Account > Sign-in & security > Signing in to Google.
Under Password & sign-in method, if 2-Step Verification is ON, skip to the next step. Otherwise, select 2-Step Verification and follow the prompts. When you’re done, select the back arrow at the top of the screen.
Under Password & sign-in method > App passwords.
Enter your Google password > Sign in. At the bottom of the next screen, select Mail and Windows Computer from the drop-down lists >Generate.
Google will display an app password for you. Make a note of this password (without the spaces).
Step 2: Add your Gmail account to Outlook 2016
Open Outlook 2016.
Select File > Add Account.
Enter your email address, then select Connect or, if your screen looks different, enter your name, Gmail address, and the app password from step 6 above, and then select Next.
If prompted, enter the app password you generated in Step 6 above > OK.
That’s it. Select Finish to start using Outlook.
iCloud, Apple, or @me.com accounts
Before you add your iCloud, Apple, or @me.com account to Outlook, you’ll need to turn on two-factor authentication with iCloud and generate an app password from the iCloud website. After you have that app password, you can add your account to Outlook.
An app password is a one-time password that you’ll use in place of your regular password. It lets iCloud confirm that you’re the person accessing your email.
Step 1: Generate an app password from iCloud
Go to the Apple ID website from your browser, enter your Apple ID and password.
If you’ve already turned on two-factor authentication, you’ll receive a code on one of your devices. Enter this code to continue. Otherwise, turn on two-factor authentication.
In the Security section, under APP-SPECIFIC PASSWORDS, select Generate Password…
Enter a name, such as Outlook and select Create.
Copy the app password displayed. Make a note of this password.
Step 2: Add your iCloud account to Outlook 2016
Open Outlook 2016.
Select File > Add Account.
Enter your email address, then select Connect or, if your screen looks different, enter your name, iCloud or Apple or @me.com address, and the app password from step 5 above, and then select Next.
If prompted, enter the app password you generated in Step 5 above once more > OK.
That’s it. Select Finish to start using Outlook.
YAHOO
Before you add your Yahoo account to Outlook 2016, you’ll need to generate an app password from the Yahoo website. After you have that app password, you can add your Yahoo account to Outlook.
An app password is a one-time password that you’ll use in place of your regular Yahoo email password. It lets Yahoo confirm that you’re the person accessing your email.
Note: Microsoft is investigating an issue that causes some users to be unable to setup their IMAP accounts (Gmail, Yahoo, Apple, and others). If you attempt to add your account to Outlook and are not asked for a password, you are affected by this issue. For a workaround, see Outlook doesn’t ask me for a password.
Step 1: Generate an app password from Yahoo
Go to Yahoo from your browser, then select the settings icon in the upper right corner of the screen.
Select Account info > Account security. You may need to sign in again.
If needed, turn on two-step verification. Otherwise, select Manage app passwords.
Select Outlook Desktop from the drop-down list, and then select Generate.
Yahoo will display an app password for you. Make a note of this password (without the spaces).
Step 2: Add your Yahoo account to Outlook 2016
Open Outlook 2016.
Select File > Add Account.
Enter your email address, then select Connect or, if your screen looks different, enter your name, email address, and the app password from step 5 above > Next .
If prompted again, enter the app password you generated in step 5 above, then select OK.
That’s it. Select Finish to start using Outlook.
Other email account (or I don’t know)
If you have an account through your Internet Service Provider, mobile phone company, or a business that doesn’t use an Exchange server, Outlook will try to find your settings for you. However, if Outlook can’t find your settings, you can look them up in our email provider settings reference. Select the type of account you have and note the settings you’ll need for Outlook 2016.
Open Outlook 2016.
Select File > Add Account.
Enter your email address, then select Connect or, if your screen looks different, enter your name, email address, and password, and then select Next.
Enter your password and select OK. You may need to enter the password more than once.
Outlook may display a screen that lists all of your email server settings. Select Connect.
That’s it. Select Finish to start using Outlook.
Manual setup
Sometimes, Outlook’s automatic setup fails. If so, you can add most account types manually. You cannot add an Exchange server account manually. If you want to add an Office 365 email account manually, you’ll have to add it as an IMAP account.
Open Outlook 2016.
Select File > Add Account.
Select Advanced Setup > Let me set up my account manually > Connect.
Select your account type, usually POP or IMAP.
You can find the Incoming and Outgoing mail server, Port, Encryption method, and Secure Password Authentication information in the POP and IMAP account settings topic. Select Connect.
That’s it. Select Finish to start using Outlook.
If you’re having trouble adding your account to Outlook 2016, double-check the following settings:
