Tag Archives: cpanel

cPanel – phpMyAdmin asking for Username and Password. Error – Access Denied.

By | January 6, 2020

If you have Upgraded or Downgraded MySQL/MariaDB Version, you may fall into phpMyAdmin Access Denied Error. If you are trying to redirect to phpMyAdmin from cPanel Account and you are prompted for Username and Password and you see                    “mysqli_connect(): (28000/1045): Access denied for user ‘cpses_deiskeisdj4g’@’localhost’ (using… Read More »

How to Upgrade and Downgrade MariaDB Version in WHM/cPanel – Part 8

By | January 5, 2020

There might be a Scenario that you are running your web application from So long which is pointing to your MariaDB (say Version 10.1.43). Now you planning to migrate your application to your dedicated Server in AWS. Whn you are trying to Install the cPanel It Comes Up with Mysql 5.7 Database which is causing… Read More »

How to Migrate WordPress Website to cPanel – Part 4

By | December 30, 2019

There are multiple peoples around the world who are running there own Website.  There must be many peoples who Just wanted to migrate their wordpress website to a shared hosting using cPanel. This blog post is all about the migration of your wordpress site to cPanel. Let’s get started. Step 1 : Take a Backup… Read More »

How to Redirect Primary Domain to a Specific Folder in cPanel.

By | December 29, 2019

Whenever we are creating a cPanel Account in WHM, We need to use a Primary Domain for it. That Primary Domain by default points to /public_html and It can not be changed to any other Folder in cPanel. For Other Domain or Subdomain you can change the Document root. Example: Suppose you have Created cPanel… Read More »

Basic WHM Configuration and Hosting a Website in cPanel Account – Part 2

By | October 14, 2019

In our Previous blog, We have seen how we can Setup WHM and cPanel Account on RHEL/CentOs Server. As a continuity to previous blog, here in this Article we will See some basic WHM tweaks and hosting a sample WordPress website using a test domain. Prerequisite      Fully Functional cPanel Account.      Your… Read More »