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Introduction This guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to create new FTP accounts in Plesk versions 9.x and 10.x. FTP accounts are essential for managing files on your server, allowing users to upload, download, and modify content within specified directories. This guide is specifically for users and administrators using Plesk versions 9.x and 10.x, which
Introduction Managing databases is a fundamental task when administering websites through Plesk. This guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to create and remove databases, manage database users, and access databases using the Plesk interface. It covers all the necessary steps to efficiently handle databases and user accounts, ensuring your web applications run smoothly and securely.
Introduction Regularly backing up your MySQL databases is essential to safeguard your data against potential loss or corruption. By creating frequent backups, you can restore the latest version of your database in the event of a failure. This guide will provide step-by-step instructions on how to back up a MySQL database using the Plesk 9
Introduction Magic Quotes was a feature in older PHP versions that automatically escaped special characters like quotes in incoming data to protect against SQL injection. However, it often caused more problems than it solved, leading to its deprecation in PHP 5.3.0 and complete removal in PHP 5.4.0. Modern PHP development encourages manual handling of data
Introduction phpMyAdmin is a free, web-based software tool written in PHP designed to simplify the administration of MySQL databases. It provides a user-friendly interface for tasks such as managing databases, tables, columns, relations, and permissions. This guide is for users who need to access phpMyAdmin through Plesk to manage their MySQL databases. By the end
Introduction This guide is intended for users who have a hosting package that supports multiple domain names and want to manage additional domains using Plesk. It covers the steps for adding, registering, and removing domain names, including second-level domains like example.com and subdomains like blog.example.com. This article is suitable for both beginners and experienced users
Important Note: CentOS 7 is at End of Life (EOL) and is no longer supported. This means it may be vulnerable to security risks and vulnerabilities that will not be patched. Use this version at your own risk, and consider upgrading to a supported version to ensure continued security and support. For more information regarding
Introduction This guide explains how to allocate an IP address to a website using WebsitePanel. It is designed for system administrators and users who manage hosting services and need to assign a dedicated IP address to a specific website. The guide outlines the steps to allocate an IP address in WebsitePanel to ensure the proper
Important Note: The register_globals feature has been deprecated in PHP 5.3 and completely removed in PHP 5.4 due to security risks. It is strongly recommended to upgrade to newer PHP versions and avoid enabling this feature. Introduction This guide explains how to enable register_globals for PHP 5.2 and earlier versions. The register_globals directive allows PHP