Posts Tagged ‘CPanel’

How do email users change password without Cpanel access?

When the user login to webmail (www.domain.com/webmail/), in the bottom there is a tab: 『Change Password 』
So the user can change their password without logging into Cpanel.

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How can I convert to a MySQL database?

There are many converters out there that you can use to convert to a MySQL database. Some of them include:
oracledump Perl program to convert Oracle databases to MySQL. Has same output format as mysqldump. By Johan Andersson.
excel2mysql.pl Perl program to import Excel spreadsheets into a MySQL database
exportsql.txt A script that is similar to access_to_mysql.txt, except [...]

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What are your restrictions on MySQL databases?

We try to be liberal with our database connections. However we do require the following:
You must use standard connects and NOT persistent database connections (pconnects) as this can cause the MySQL server to become congested. You need also ensure that you close all connection routines and terminate them. You cannot remotely connect to your databases. [...]

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How much space do I get for MySQL database?

Your MySQL space will be shared on the space allocated to your web hosting account.

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How do I administer my database?

CPanel includes a web-based mySQL management tool called phpMyAdmin. This tool allows you to manage all aspects of your database structure and data. Click on the Advanced Menu / SQL Database / phpMyAdmin link in your Control Panel to use phpMyAdmin.

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