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- 30. Using Our PHP Form Mailers on Web & Classic Hosting
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... Manager. Click Hosting. Next to the hosting account you want to manage, click Manage. From the Tools section, click File Manager. Click the file name ... to manage, click Manage. From the Tools section, click File Manager. Click the file name ...
- 31. Upload Files and Create Download Buttons
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... audio files. Instead, see and . You cannot upload files ending ... the file is added to the File Manager. Click the file, and ... uploaded file (more info). Use a previously uploaded file by ... clicking the file's Trash icon in the File Manager. Click ...
- 32. Using Windows Hosting Form Mailers
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... mailer in your account manager. For more information, see . ... the file, and it does not display in the file manager. ... . Save and upload your file to your hosting account. ... your file to your hosting account. NOTE: Your file and ...
- 33. Changing Your WordPress Domain Name
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... installations managed through GoDaddy Hosting Connection®Value ApplicationsValue Applications can no longer be managed using ... If you have a Managed WordPress account (more info), ... a Subdomain Copy the files from your old WordPress ... html directory in the FTP File Manager. Log in to your ...
- 34. Upgrading a MySQL or MSSQL Database
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... doesn't display in the File Manager — files with an underscore ... the option to show hidden files and directories. When you ... of your backup from the Manage Database screen. 2. Create ... from the database dump (backup file). Normally you can find ...
- 35. Redirect HTTP to HTTPS automatically
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... panel's file manager (Web & Classic / Plesk). To populate the file, see ... use your control panel's file manager (Web & Classic / cPanel). Add ... following code to the .htaccess file: RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{SERVER_PORT} !=443 ...
- 36. WordPress Compromise: TimThumb
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... (more info). Locating Bad Files The bad files that are initially uploaded ... vulnerable TimThumb file. /tmp /cache /images Examples of bad files' locations: [webroot ... (more info) or through the file manager within the control panel for ...
- 37. Set permissions
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... has access to your files and what actions they can perform on files within those directories. For ... in to your Account Manager. Click Web Hosting. Next ... click Manage. In the Files section, click File Manager. Navigate to the files or ...
- 38. How to compress files
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... can compress multiple files together to create a single file. This ... or "archiving" files. Log in to your Account Manager. Click Web ... Launch. Click the File Manager tab. Select the files you want to use ... fields, and then click Compress Files.
- 39. Edit files
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... contents of any text-based files on your hosting account. ... copy of your files. Log in to your Account Manager. Click Web ... Launch. Click the File Manager tab. Select the file you want to use ... want to use. Edit your file, and then click Save ...