This guide walks you through the two quick methods to log in to your email using Roundcube Webmail. Method 1: Direct Webmail Access Use this method if you want to quickly check your email without logging into your web hosting control panel. ...

 Log in to your DirectAdmin Account. In the E-mail Manager section, click on the  E-mail Accounts Icon or type  E-mail Accounts  in the  navigation filter  box, and then the option will appear. Click on it. Under  Account,  you can see your ema...

Clone Your GitHub Repository in DirectAdmin Step 1: Initialize a New GitHub Repository (if don't have one, however, if you do, you can skip this step and proceed to step 2) Log in to GitHub: Open your GitHub account and navigate to the "Repositori...

This article will guide you on how to Create a .htaccess file in the Direct Admin Control Panel. To proceed with creating .htaccess file you need to locate the System Info & Files section and click on File Manager. 1. Open the File Manager as show...

Log in to your WordPress admin area, go to Tools >> Import, and click Install Now for Blogger. Once it is installed, click Run Importer and upload the XML backup of your blogger blog posts. Back up your blog by following the steps below: When you ...

WordPress is a free open-source content management system. WordPress provides everything you need to create an amazing website.  It allows you to manage all of the content on your website from one dashboard. It also has an extensive amount of them...

WordPress is considered the largest Content Management System (CMS) in the world, powering more than 35% of all websites. WordPress is powerful and easy to use. Its popularity also makes it a popular target for hackers. This means that if you do n...

You can upload your files into your cPanel from your Github/Bitbucket/Gitlab Repo . Follow the steps stated to successfully get your files  from Repo to your cPanel Login to your hosting account using your username and password Under the Files sec...

Terminal access/ SSH access allows you to access your hosting account and makes it possible to run Linux commands, this comes in very handy for developers in the course of building, setting up, and deploying their applications. You can access SSH ...

Log into your cPanel and clicking on the file manager option, this will take you to the home directory eg:  /home/yourusername  Web files are stored in the public_html directory, to deploy your application, you will need to upload your application...

To deploy your react.js app, you will need to log into your Cpanel and upload web files are stored in the public_html directory. You will need to upload your application files in a subfolder under public_html because application files are not all...

PART 1: Create Application on cPanel. Request for Jailed SSH access Upload through file manager or FTP into public_html On your cPanel dashboard, click on Setup Nodejs App and click on Create Application Select the Nodejs version best compatible w...

You can also access your Git Repo  via SSH on cPanel Login to your hosting account using your username and password. Under the advanced section, click on the "Terminal" On the terminal screen, change your working directory to the location where yo...

What is Flask? Flask is an API of Python that allows us to build up web-applications. Flask's framework is more explicit and easier to learn because it has less base code to implement a simple web-Application. How Do I Set up Flask?  B...

PART 1: Create the Application on cPanel.  Request for Jailed SSH access  Upload through file manager on your cPanel or FTP into public_html On your cPanel dashboard, click on Setup Python App and click on Create Application ...

What is Flask?  Flask is a Python framework for building web applications. It’s lightweight, explicit, and easier to learn because it requires less base code than other frameworks like Django. Steps to Set Up Flask: Backup Your...

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