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cPanel Website Transfer – Part 2 – cPanel to cPanel Migration

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Published on : August 6, 2011 by

cPanel Website Transfer – Part 2 – cPanel to cPanel Migration

cPanel Migration Transferring a Website from One cPanel server to another Skill Level : Beginner In this post, I will explain how to transfer a website from one cPanel server to other. Pre Requisites Server Platform : Linux User requires     : cPanel and SSH access (root) to at-least the Destination server (where the account is […]

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Worried about email migrations and mail syncing – get getmail for the rescue

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Published on : June 3, 2011 by

Worried about email migrations and mail syncing – get getmail for the rescue

Most of the hosting providers offer free server migration. The free website migration started as early as 2005, in the industry. But only a few providers offer the mail migrations for a website transfer involving different control panels. So using getmail is the easiest way to transfer emails. All we need is to create the […]

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Applying wildcards in GRANT option of MySQL

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Published on : May 25, 2011 by

Applying wildcards in GRANT option of MySQL

In MySQL server support, We had this particular requirement of creating a database user to be used to backup only the cPanel databases. Only recently the database mapping has been introduced by cPanel which allows the clients to create databases without the _ . However on all our client servers, we insist to have the […]

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History of Domain Names

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Published on : May 22, 2011 by

History of Domain Names

Before discussing the domain name history we can discuss about What is a domain name, A domain name is a unique name, kind of like an e-mail address is unique, which is registered in a database called WHOIS through an organization called Network Solutions, Inc. (NSI). The domain name corresponds to a unique set of […]

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MySQL for Beginners

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Published on : February 4, 2011 by

MySQL for Beginners

In this post, I’ll explain some MySQL basics that would be very useful for beginners Reset MySQL root password Log in as Root and Stop the MySQL daemon. Then Start the MySQL daemon and skip the grant tables which store the passwords. Now you should be able to connect to mysql without a password. If […]

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