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63 Search Results for “"File Manager"”
- 60. Set directory permissions (Windows)
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... control who can access your files and which actions they can ... on files in those directories. Log in to your Account Manager. Click ... use, click Manage. From the Tools section, click FTP File Manager. Select the ...
- 61. Migrating Your WordPress Website From Shared Hosting to Your Plesk Panel Server
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... see . Download WordPress site's files. For more information, see . ... information, see . Select all WordPress files and folders except the db_backups ... see . Under Websites & Domains, click File Manager. Click httpdocs, and then select ...
- 62. Getting Started with Hosting (cPanel)
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... information, see . 2. Upload Your Files The easiest way to do ... 's built-in File Manager. Here, you can upload files, as well as ... you Upload the site's files to the public_html directory. 3 ...
- 63. Checking Joomla! Databases for Malicious Users
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... connection string, which is a file called configuration.php. You can find this file in the directory where you ... panel's file manager (more info). In your configuration.php file, you need ...
- 64. Delete directories
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... can delete directories and any files in them from your hosting ... . Log in to your Account Manager. Click Web Hosting. Next to ... use, click Launch. Click the File Manager tab. Click the directory you ... . Click X Delete. Click Trash Files.
- 65. Why isn't my Python script working?
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... is in the "unix text file format." If it is in a "DOS/Windows text file format," Python will not interpret ... FTP client or the FTP File Manager. For more information, see .
- 66. Viewing Traffic (Apache) Logs in the Hosting Control Panel
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... Log in to your Account Manager. Click Web Hosting. Next to ... use, click Manage. From the Files & FTP menu, select FTP File Manager. From the ...
- 67. Installing and Configuring the W3 Total Cache Plugin on WordPress
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... does not apply to our Managed WordPress accounts, which do not ... the W3 Total Cache plugin. Managed WordPress already has an optimized ... via the FTP File Manager and edit your .htaccess file. You should remove ...
- 68. Adding SiteLock's Trust Seal to Your Site
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... Log in to your Account Manager. Click SiteLock. Next to the ... you want to use, click Manage. In the Deploy SiteLock Trust ... the file editor built in to your control panel's file manager (more ...
- 69. Hosting Account Administrator Permissions
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... Management FrontPage Extensions 404 Error Behavior Change Domain Name Manage ... Cron Manager Sitemaps Google Web Master Tools Directory Management MySQL Access SQL Server Content FTP Client File Manager ...