Posted on October 1st, 2006 by Admin.
Categories: Cpanel Hosting, PHP, Web Technologies.
1. Create a FTP account.
2. In Dreamweaver, go to the “files” tab. Use the dropdown box to “manage sites”. Either create a new site, or if you are moving a current site where the copy is on your computer and you want to move it to site, choose edit.
3. InĀ “advanced” tab, Click on “remote info” . Under Access, choose FTP. Under FTP host type in your domain name like yourdomain.com . Under Host Directory, if you want to login directly to the public_html folder, for the host directory, put /public_html and it will instead FTP login to the public_html directory. Leaving it blank for this field is what is causing FTP to login to your home directory rather than public_html.
Posted on September 17th, 2006 by Admin.
Categories: Cpanel Hosting, Server Security, Apache, PHP.
Greetings guys ,
To disable PHP for a particular user on a Linux server , Put the following code in a .htaaccess file for that user as :
php_flag engine off
Also you can add following code for that in tag of taht particular domain in server’s httpd.conf .
php_admin_flag engine off
Cheers ,
Kyle,