Managing your Files

Databases can be deleted in the cPnel using the MySQL databases interface. The following tutorial will walk you through the steps involved in the process.

If you need to modify or delete any of the files hosted on your account, you can make any changes needed in your cPanel File Manager.

This tutorial walks you through a database backup in cPanel.

If you need to provide someone else access to your web files, you can create an additional FTP Account in your cPanel.

This article will explain how to change the folder an FTP account is assigned to.

The Backup Wizard in cPanel makes it easy to restore a database you previously downloaded as a partial backup.

Creating or modifying text files for a website is easily done using the built-in Cpanel File Manager edit options: EDIT and CODE EDITOR. The following article walks you the steps to use these solutions to edit your file.

Working with files does not require the use of Cpanel and is more often done through FTP and text editing program such as Notepad++. The following tutorial walks through the use of FTP and Notepad++ to obtain and edit files on your website.

This is a guide on how to remove the AWSTATS information for a domain or subdomain.