Knowledge Base

You can access the FTP account using the cPanel login details, which gives you full access to the home directory. However, if you want to create an FTP user account for a specific directory, you can create a separate FTP account. Log in to your cPanel account. In the Files section, click on FTP Accounts. Under Add FTP Account, fill in the following details: Log in: Enter an FTP Username such as new-user (without space). Password: Enter your new password or use a password generator. Directory: For granting access to the entire directory of /public_html, enter public_html or change the directory path to a sub-directory such as public_html/new-user. An FTP user doesn’t have access outside the specified directory. Quota: Specify the quota in numerical words or choose unlimited. Click on Create FTP Account. You can now access your new FTP account from the FTP client. The details are given below.

Note: The domain you want to park must point to the DNS of our server. Log in to your cPanel account. In the Domains section, click on Aliases. Under Create a New Alias. enter the domain name you want to park in the text field. Click on Add Domain. You should see a message that your domain has been parked.

Follow this instruction to remove two-factor authentication from your cPanel account. Log in to your cPanel account. In the Security section, click on Two-Factor Authentication. Click on Remove Two-Factor Authentication. For confirmation, click on Remove. It should show a message such as Success: The system removed the two-factor authentication from your account.

How to Edit a Cronjob? Log in to your cPanel account. In the Advanced section, click on Cron Jobs. Scroll down to the end of the page. Under Current Cron Jobs, locate your cronjob and click on Edit. Make the appropriate changes and then click on Edit Line. How to Delete a Cronjob? Under Current Cron Jobs, locate your cronjob and click on Delete. Under the Delete this cron job?, click on Delete.

You can use CloudLinux Selector to enable or disable the allow_url_fopen directive in Plesk. Log in to your Plesk account. Click on the Pull icon in the right sidebar and choose PHP Selector. Click on the Options menu. Note: If the Options page shows an error related to the native PHP version, change it to a non-native version first. For enabling allow_url_fopen, checkmark it. For disabling it, uncheck it.