In Feburary 2016 30,
Navigate to the 'Start' menu and select 'All Programs,'Accessories' and 'Remote Desktop Connection.' The Remote Desktop Connection window appears.
Click the 'Options' button.
Select the 'General' tab. From the Logon settings settings, type the computer name and user name of the remote computer that you want to connect. If desired, select the 'Display' tab to modify the display configuration.
Select the 'Local Resources' tab and click on the 'More' under the Local devices and resources section. The Local Devices and Resources dialog appears.
Click the 'Plus' sign next to Drives to expand the available drives. Select the drives you want to copy files to and from by checking the desired drives. Click 'OK' when you have finished making your selection.
Click 'Connect.' The computer connects remotely. Log on to your remote computer by entering the user name and password. Click 'OK.'
Open 'Windows Explorer' in the Remote Desktop session by pressing the 'Windows' and 'E' keys simultaneously. Copy and paste the desired files between the computers.
In Feburary 2016 30,
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Tuesday, 1 March 2016
How to Edit PHP.INI on iPage Web HostingIn Feburary 2016 30,
In Feburary 2016 30,
Log in into your iPage account. Click on the 'Scripting and Add-Ons' hyperlink in your iPage control panel, and then click on the 'CGI and Scripted Language Support' link.
Click on the 'PHP Scripting' hyperlink in the CGI and Scripted Language Support menu. Set your PHP.INI file's version type. Select either 'PHP4' or 'PHP5' from the menu box in beneath the 'Select Default PHP Version' heading. Click 'Set.'
Edit the values next to each directive you'd like to alter in the PHP.INI file. For example, you'd set your maximum post data and upload size by editing the values next to the 'post_max_size=' and 'upload_max_filesize=' field.
Click on the 'Save' button to store your changes to the PHP.INI file.
In Feburary 2016 30,
Log in into your iPage account. Click on the 'Scripting and Add-Ons' hyperlink in your iPage control panel, and then click on the 'CGI and Scripted Language Support' link.
Click on the 'PHP Scripting' hyperlink in the CGI and Scripted Language Support menu. Set your PHP.INI file's version type. Select either 'PHP4' or 'PHP5' from the menu box in beneath the 'Select Default PHP Version' heading. Click 'Set.'
Edit the values next to each directive you'd like to alter in the PHP.INI file. For example, you'd set your maximum post data and upload size by editing the values next to the 'post_max_size=' and 'upload_max_filesize=' field.
Click on the 'Save' button to store your changes to the PHP.INI file.
In Feburary 2016 30,
Sunday, 28 February 2016
How to Upload Files to a Charter WebsiteIn Feburary 2016 28,
In Feburary 2016 28,
Open your Internet Explorer Web browser. If you don't want to use Internet Explorer, you can open another FTP program on your computer such as CuteFTP, BulletProof FTP and FileZilla. These types of FTP programs can be downloaded online for free.
Type 'ftp://webpages.charter.net/yourusername' in the address bar of Internet Explorer. If you chose to use a different FTP program, simply type the information into the designated field. You will be prompted to enter your Charter website user name and password.
Notice the split screen that appears after logging in. Each side of the screen contains files. The files on the left side are your computer files. Those on the right are files that are already uploaded to your Charter website.
Click on each computer file that you want to upload to your Charter website. Hold down the 'Ctrl' key to select multiple files.
Hold down your left mouse button as you drag the computer files over to the right-hand side of your screen (the side that contains your current Charter website files). Release your mouse button to 'drop' the files in place. The files will automatically be uploaded to your Charter website server.
In Feburary 2016 28,
Open your Internet Explorer Web browser. If you don't want to use Internet Explorer, you can open another FTP program on your computer such as CuteFTP, BulletProof FTP and FileZilla. These types of FTP programs can be downloaded online for free.
Type 'ftp://webpages.charter.net/yourusername' in the address bar of Internet Explorer. If you chose to use a different FTP program, simply type the information into the designated field. You will be prompted to enter your Charter website user name and password.
Notice the split screen that appears after logging in. Each side of the screen contains files. The files on the left side are your computer files. Those on the right are files that are already uploaded to your Charter website.
Click on each computer file that you want to upload to your Charter website. Hold down the 'Ctrl' key to select multiple files.
Hold down your left mouse button as you drag the computer files over to the right-hand side of your screen (the side that contains your current Charter website files). Release your mouse button to 'drop' the files in place. The files will automatically be uploaded to your Charter website server.
In Feburary 2016 28,
Network Solutions: How to Upload to FTP in Internet ExplorerIn Feburary 2016 28,
In Feburary 2016 28,
Open Internet Explorer.
Type in the top search box 'ftp://' appended with the appropriate FTP address. For example, if the FTP address is ftp.Microsoft.com, type 'ftp://ftp.Microsoft.com' in the search box. The FTP address could also be a set of four numbers separated by dots, such as 127.0.0.1; in this case, type in 'ftp://127.0.0.1.'
Enter your FTP user name and password and then click the 'Log On' button. Files will appear in the open window. Earlier versions of Internet Explorer will open the FTP site inside the Internet Explorer window. More recent versions of Internet Explorer will automatically open Windows Explorer and display the FTP site in that window.
Upload Files to the FTP Site
Click 'Start,' type 'Windows Explorer' in the search box and press 'Enter.'
Position Windows Explorer side by side with the open FTP window by dragging the Windows Explorer window to the left and the FTP window to the right.
Navigate in Windows Explorer to the file you want to upload to the FTP site. Click and drag the file from the left Windows Explorer window to the FTP window. The file will be uploaded to the FTP site.
In Feburary 2016 28,
Open Internet Explorer.
Type in the top search box 'ftp://' appended with the appropriate FTP address. For example, if the FTP address is ftp.Microsoft.com, type 'ftp://ftp.Microsoft.com' in the search box. The FTP address could also be a set of four numbers separated by dots, such as 127.0.0.1; in this case, type in 'ftp://127.0.0.1.'
Enter your FTP user name and password and then click the 'Log On' button. Files will appear in the open window. Earlier versions of Internet Explorer will open the FTP site inside the Internet Explorer window. More recent versions of Internet Explorer will automatically open Windows Explorer and display the FTP site in that window.
Upload Files to the FTP Site
Click 'Start,' type 'Windows Explorer' in the search box and press 'Enter.'
Position Windows Explorer side by side with the open FTP window by dragging the Windows Explorer window to the left and the FTP window to the right.
Navigate in Windows Explorer to the file you want to upload to the FTP site. Click and drag the file from the left Windows Explorer window to the FTP window. The file will be uploaded to the FTP site.
In Feburary 2016 28,
Saturday, 27 February 2016
How to Change Hosting Services Without Losing Email InformationIn Feburary 2016 27,
In Feburary 2016 27,
Start a new account with the web hosting service of your choice, but do not close your account with your current host. Otherwise, you risk permanently losing your website and email information.
Make a note of every email account hosted on your website. Write down each email address–and password if you want to keep them the same–or type them in a file and save the file. Keep this information private so that no one can access your email accounts without your permission.
Back up your website. Access the backup tool on your user panel with your current hosting service and select the options necessary to do a complete site backup, rather than any kind of partial backup. Save the resulting file on your computer.
Access the backup tool on your user panel with your new hosting service. Select the option to upload a complete site backup. Find your site backup, upload it and select the option to complete the backup upload process.
Create all the same email accounts you have on your current server on your new server. Use the passwords you saved in step 1 if you wish to keep them the same, or make up new passwords if you prefer. Be sure to use passwords that you will remember but that would be difficult for someone else to guess.
Close your account with your current hosting service.
In Feburary 2016 27,
Start a new account with the web hosting service of your choice, but do not close your account with your current host. Otherwise, you risk permanently losing your website and email information.
Make a note of every email account hosted on your website. Write down each email address–and password if you want to keep them the same–or type them in a file and save the file. Keep this information private so that no one can access your email accounts without your permission.
Back up your website. Access the backup tool on your user panel with your current hosting service and select the options necessary to do a complete site backup, rather than any kind of partial backup. Save the resulting file on your computer.
Access the backup tool on your user panel with your new hosting service. Select the option to upload a complete site backup. Find your site backup, upload it and select the option to complete the backup upload process.
Create all the same email accounts you have on your current server on your new server. Use the passwords you saved in step 1 if you wish to keep them the same, or make up new passwords if you prefer. Be sure to use passwords that you will remember but that would be difficult for someone else to guess.
Close your account with your current hosting service.
In Feburary 2016 27,
Friday, 26 February 2016
How to Write a Batch ScriptIn Feburary 2016 26,
In Feburary 2016 26,
Hit the Windows logo and 'R' keys on the keyboard simultaneously. This will bring up the 'Run' dialog box. In the box, type 'notepad' and hit 'Enter.'
Type 'c:\Progra~1\Intern~1\iexplore.exe http://www.ehow.com' into the window. This command will open an Internet Explorer window, and Internet Explorer will browse directly to the index page of eHow upon being opened.
Click 'File,' then click 'Save As.'
Click the drop-down menu next to 'Save as type,' and choose 'All Files.'
Navigate to your desktop. Name the file 'TestBatch.bat' and click 'Save.'
Double click the batch file. If you performed the above steps correctly, an Internet Explorer window to eHow will be opened.
In Feburary 2016 26,
Hit the Windows logo and 'R' keys on the keyboard simultaneously. This will bring up the 'Run' dialog box. In the box, type 'notepad' and hit 'Enter.'
Type 'c:\Progra~1\Intern~1\iexplore.exe http://www.ehow.com' into the window. This command will open an Internet Explorer window, and Internet Explorer will browse directly to the index page of eHow upon being opened.
Click 'File,' then click 'Save As.'
Click the drop-down menu next to 'Save as type,' and choose 'All Files.'
Navigate to your desktop. Name the file 'TestBatch.bat' and click 'Save.'
Double click the batch file. If you performed the above steps correctly, an Internet Explorer window to eHow will be opened.
In Feburary 2016 26,
Thursday, 25 February 2016
How to Troubleshoot FTP IssuesIn Feburary 2016 25,
In Feburary 2016 25,
Type the FTP server, your username and password into the appropriate fields to double check that you have not made any typing errors. Click the 'Connect' button or press 'Enter' to try once more.
Verify your FTP server address if you cannot make a connection. Some servers require you to type 'ftp.domain.com,' where 'domain.com' is the actual domain name. Other servers do not require the subdomain 'ftp.' Try both variations.
Add the domain name to your username. For example 'yourusename@domain.com' may work while simply 'yourusername' will not ('yourusername' and 'domain.com' are stand-ins for the actual values).
Download and install another FTP client, such as FileZilla or CuteFTP. Enter your server information and credentials to see if the new program can establish a connection.
Disable the Windows firewall, if it is enabled. Open the Start Menu and type 'Firewall' into the search box to bring up the Windows Firewall option. Click the 'Firewall' link and click 'Turn Windows Firewall On or Off.' Enter your password if prompted and click 'Turn off Windows Firewall' under each network connection before clicking 'OK.'
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Type the FTP server, your username and password into the appropriate fields to double check that you have not made any typing errors. Click the 'Connect' button or press 'Enter' to try once more.
Verify your FTP server address if you cannot make a connection. Some servers require you to type 'ftp.domain.com,' where 'domain.com' is the actual domain name. Other servers do not require the subdomain 'ftp.' Try both variations.
Add the domain name to your username. For example 'yourusename@domain.com' may work while simply 'yourusername' will not ('yourusername' and 'domain.com' are stand-ins for the actual values).
Download and install another FTP client, such as FileZilla or CuteFTP. Enter your server information and credentials to see if the new program can establish a connection.
Disable the Windows firewall, if it is enabled. Open the Start Menu and type 'Firewall' into the search box to bring up the Windows Firewall option. Click the 'Firewall' link and click 'Turn Windows Firewall On or Off.' Enter your password if prompted and click 'Turn off Windows Firewall' under each network connection before clicking 'OK.'
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Wednesday, 24 February 2016
How to Change the FTP Password IISIn Feburary 2016 24,
In Feburary 2016 24,
Click 'Start' and type 'inetmgr' without quotes in the Search box.
Press 'Enter.'
Click 'FTP' and then click the 'User Accounts' tab at the bottom of the panel.
Click the '->' button next to the name of the user you would like to modify.
Type the new password twice under the 'Password' and 'Confirm Password' dialog boxes and click 'OK.' Your FTP password has now been changed.
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Click 'Start' and type 'inetmgr' without quotes in the Search box.
Press 'Enter.'
Click 'FTP' and then click the 'User Accounts' tab at the bottom of the panel.
Click the '->' button next to the name of the user you would like to modify.
Type the new password twice under the 'Password' and 'Confirm Password' dialog boxes and click 'OK.' Your FTP password has now been changed.
In Feburary 2016 24,
How to Upload Files Using FileZillaIn Feburary 2016 24,
In Feburary 2016 24,
Download and install FileZilla.
Open FileZilla and click on the file drop-down menu. Click on 'Site Manager.' A new window should open.
Choose 'New Site.' A new icon will appear in the Select Entry pane.Type the name of your website in the text box provided.
Click the 'General' tab in the pane available on the right side of the Select Entry pane. Enter the host name in the format of 'ftp.your-domain-name.com.' Select your FTP Server Type. Select the type of login you have access to, which is generally normal.
Enter your username and password and click 'Connect.' This should close your Site Manager automatically, and the commands required to log in will appear in the top pane of the main window.
Access the directory that you wish to upload your files to. To do so, simply double-click the file's name in the folder portion of the Remote Site pane.
Navigate to the file that is to be uploaded using the Local Site pane.
Double-click on the file to begin uploading it to your website. Alternately, drag and drop the file from the left to the right window pane. The upload progress can be monitored at the window pane given at the bottom in Filezilla.
Disconnect from your website once the file has been uploaded by accessing the 'Server' menu and then 'Disconnect.'
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Download and install FileZilla.
Open FileZilla and click on the file drop-down menu. Click on 'Site Manager.' A new window should open.
Choose 'New Site.' A new icon will appear in the Select Entry pane.Type the name of your website in the text box provided.
Click the 'General' tab in the pane available on the right side of the Select Entry pane. Enter the host name in the format of 'ftp.your-domain-name.com.' Select your FTP Server Type. Select the type of login you have access to, which is generally normal.
Enter your username and password and click 'Connect.' This should close your Site Manager automatically, and the commands required to log in will appear in the top pane of the main window.
Access the directory that you wish to upload your files to. To do so, simply double-click the file's name in the folder portion of the Remote Site pane.
Navigate to the file that is to be uploaded using the Local Site pane.
Double-click on the file to begin uploading it to your website. Alternately, drag and drop the file from the left to the right window pane. The upload progress can be monitored at the window pane given at the bottom in Filezilla.
Disconnect from your website once the file has been uploaded by accessing the 'Server' menu and then 'Disconnect.'
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Tuesday, 23 February 2016
How to Add New Users to LinuxIn Feburary 2016 23,
In Feburary 2016 23,
You can also add a user from the command line. Open a terminal window and type 'sudo adduser ' followed by the username. Type your password if prompted by sudo. Enter a new Linux password for the user and then type it a second time to confirm it. Provide the full name, room number, work phone, home phone and other information as prompted, or press 'Enter' to leave a field blank. Type 'Y' and press 'Enter' to confirm you want to add the new user.
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You can also add a user from the command line. Open a terminal window and type 'sudo adduser ' followed by the username. Type your password if prompted by sudo. Enter a new Linux password for the user and then type it a second time to confirm it. Provide the full name, room number, work phone, home phone and other information as prompted, or press 'Enter' to leave a field blank. Type 'Y' and press 'Enter' to confirm you want to add the new user.
In Feburary 2016 23,
How to Install TS Web in Windows 7In Feburary 2016 23,
In Feburary 2016 23,
Click 'Start,' type 'Administrative Tools' in the Search box and then press 'Enter.'
Double-click 'Server Manager' on the Administrative Tools window that opens.
Click 'Add Roles' below Roles Summary on the Server Manager screen.
Click the 'Next' button on the Before You Begin screen.
Choose the 'Terminal Services' check box on the Select Server Roles screen and then click 'Next.'
Click 'Next' on the Terminal Services screen.
Choose the 'TS Web Access' check box on the Select Role Services screen.
Click 'Add Required Role Services' and then click 'Next.'
Click 'Next' on the Web Server (IIS) screen.
Click 'Next' on the Select Role Services screen.
Click 'Install' on the Confirm Installation Selections screen.
Click 'Close' on the Installation Results screen.
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Click 'Start,' type 'Administrative Tools' in the Search box and then press 'Enter.'
Double-click 'Server Manager' on the Administrative Tools window that opens.
Click 'Add Roles' below Roles Summary on the Server Manager screen.
Click the 'Next' button on the Before You Begin screen.
Choose the 'Terminal Services' check box on the Select Server Roles screen and then click 'Next.'
Click 'Next' on the Terminal Services screen.
Choose the 'TS Web Access' check box on the Select Role Services screen.
Click 'Add Required Role Services' and then click 'Next.'
Click 'Next' on the Web Server (IIS) screen.
Click 'Next' on the Select Role Services screen.
Click 'Install' on the Confirm Installation Selections screen.
Click 'Close' on the Installation Results screen.
In Feburary 2016 23,
How to Edit Php.ini With WebminIn Feburary 2016 23,
In Feburary 2016 23,
Open a Web browser, and type in the URL of your Webmin server, for example:https://www.mydomain.com:10000/By default, Webmin uses a SSL connection for security, and the Webmin server runs on port 1000. Change the port number if you have configured this differently for your installation.
Type in a system username and password to log in. The user must have permissions to be able to edit the php.ini file, such as an administrator or root user.
Click on the 'Others' tab in the main Webmin menu bar, and then click on 'PHP Configuration' from the page that appears.
Click on the 'Manage' link to change the most common settings through a simple interface. Make the required changes, and then click the 'Save' button to save the changes.
Click on the 'Edit Manually' link to edit the raw php.ini file yourself. This gives you full control over the file, and it does not limit you to the most common settings. Change the required settings, and then click the 'Save' button to save the file.
Restart Apache to ensure the new PHP settings take effect. Click on 'Servers' in the main Webmin menu, and then click on 'Apache Webserver.' The tabs at the top of the screen allow you to stop and start the Apache server.
In Feburary 2016 23,
Open a Web browser, and type in the URL of your Webmin server, for example:https://www.mydomain.com:10000/By default, Webmin uses a SSL connection for security, and the Webmin server runs on port 1000. Change the port number if you have configured this differently for your installation.
Type in a system username and password to log in. The user must have permissions to be able to edit the php.ini file, such as an administrator or root user.
Click on the 'Others' tab in the main Webmin menu bar, and then click on 'PHP Configuration' from the page that appears.
Click on the 'Manage' link to change the most common settings through a simple interface. Make the required changes, and then click the 'Save' button to save the changes.
Click on the 'Edit Manually' link to edit the raw php.ini file yourself. This gives you full control over the file, and it does not limit you to the most common settings. Change the required settings, and then click the 'Save' button to save the file.
Restart Apache to ensure the new PHP settings take effect. Click on 'Servers' in the main Webmin menu, and then click on 'Apache Webserver.' The tabs at the top of the screen allow you to stop and start the Apache server.
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Sunday, 21 February 2016
How to Connect FileZilla With an iPhoneIn Feburary 2016 21,
In Feburary 2016 21,
Tap 'Settings' on your iPhone's homescreen, then tap 'Wi-Fi.' Select your current Wi-Fi network. Tap the blue arrow to display the advanced settings menu. This will display your iPhone's IP address. Write down the IP address.
Launch Filezilla on your computer. Type the IP address from step one into the 'Host' field near the top of the Filezilla window. Type in 'root' as the username (this is case sensitive, so do not use capital letters). By default, the iPhone's root password is 'alpine.' If you changed your iPhone's password after jailbreaking it, enter your personalized password instead. Click the 'Quickconnect' button. The status window directly below these text fields will let you know when a connection has been established.
Expand the directories within the 'Local Site' (your computer) and 'Remote site' (your iPhone) panels. Click and drag files from one directory to another in order to transfer them.
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Tap 'Settings' on your iPhone's homescreen, then tap 'Wi-Fi.' Select your current Wi-Fi network. Tap the blue arrow to display the advanced settings menu. This will display your iPhone's IP address. Write down the IP address.
Launch Filezilla on your computer. Type the IP address from step one into the 'Host' field near the top of the Filezilla window. Type in 'root' as the username (this is case sensitive, so do not use capital letters). By default, the iPhone's root password is 'alpine.' If you changed your iPhone's password after jailbreaking it, enter your personalized password instead. Click the 'Quickconnect' button. The status window directly below these text fields will let you know when a connection has been established.
Expand the directories within the 'Local Site' (your computer) and 'Remote site' (your iPhone) panels. Click and drag files from one directory to another in order to transfer them.
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Saturday, 20 February 2016
How to Access GoDaddy EmailIn Feburary 2016 20,
In Feburary 2016 20,
To check your GoDaddy email account from a desktop computer, use a standard Web browser. Type the desktop version of the Workspace Webmail URL (link in Resources) into the browser address bar, and then press 'Enter' to open the Web-based email tool. Type the email address for the account you want to access into the Username field, and then type the password associated with the account in the Password box. Click the 'Log In' icon to open your email account.
Mobile Browser Access
Use the browser on your mobile device to check your GoDaddy email. Launch the browser, and then type the mobile mail URL (see Resources). Tap 'Go' or press the 'Return' key to open the Workspace Webmail tool. Log in with your email address and password.
Mobile App
GoDaddy provides a free secure email app for Android and iOS devices. Download and install the GoDaddy mobile app from iTunes or Google Play. Launch the mail app on your mobile device, and then tap the 'Email Management' tab to open the email dashboard. Type the email address of the account you want to check in the “Email” field, and then type the password for the account in the Password box. Tap 'Go' or press the “Enter” keyboard key to access the specified account.
Configuring Your Email Client
To set up your email client for POP access to your GoDaddy email accounts, configure your email application with the incoming server settings of “pop.secureserver.net” and the port number of “110.” For IMAP incoming server settings, use “imap.secureserver.net” and the port number “143.” For the outgoing server settings, use “smtpout.secureserver.net” and the port number “80.“
GoDaddy Dashboard
You can also access Workspace Webmail by logging in to your GoDaddy account dashboard in a Web browser, and then clicking the “Email Management” tab. Click the “Webmail” option next to the email address for the account you want to access to open the account in the Webmail tool.
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To check your GoDaddy email account from a desktop computer, use a standard Web browser. Type the desktop version of the Workspace Webmail URL (link in Resources) into the browser address bar, and then press 'Enter' to open the Web-based email tool. Type the email address for the account you want to access into the Username field, and then type the password associated with the account in the Password box. Click the 'Log In' icon to open your email account.
Mobile Browser Access
Use the browser on your mobile device to check your GoDaddy email. Launch the browser, and then type the mobile mail URL (see Resources). Tap 'Go' or press the 'Return' key to open the Workspace Webmail tool. Log in with your email address and password.
Mobile App
GoDaddy provides a free secure email app for Android and iOS devices. Download and install the GoDaddy mobile app from iTunes or Google Play. Launch the mail app on your mobile device, and then tap the 'Email Management' tab to open the email dashboard. Type the email address of the account you want to check in the “Email” field, and then type the password for the account in the Password box. Tap 'Go' or press the “Enter” keyboard key to access the specified account.
Configuring Your Email Client
To set up your email client for POP access to your GoDaddy email accounts, configure your email application with the incoming server settings of “pop.secureserver.net” and the port number of “110.” For IMAP incoming server settings, use “imap.secureserver.net” and the port number “143.” For the outgoing server settings, use “smtpout.secureserver.net” and the port number “80.“
GoDaddy Dashboard
You can also access Workspace Webmail by logging in to your GoDaddy account dashboard in a Web browser, and then clicking the “Email Management” tab. Click the “Webmail” option next to the email address for the account you want to access to open the account in the Webmail tool.
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Friday, 19 February 2016
How to Start a Local Poetry ClubIn Feburary 2016 19,
In Feburary 2016 19,
Every poetry club must have members and a meeting place. Talk to your friends, family and classmates. See what kind of interest those around you have in attending a poetry club. From there, branch out into your community for members and a location. Churches, coffee shops, libraries and bookstores are typically open to hosting poetry clubs. Schedule a meeting with the person in charge and express your interest in using her facility for your club. Check to see if there are any fees involved. Some locations allow clubs to meet for free, so survey several spots before choosing the best one for your club.
Poetry Club for Writers
An ideal poetry club for writers should include both published and unpublished poets. Members of a writing-based poetry club usually have the same goal: publication. This type of poetry club helps writers grow through the reading-and-critiquing process. Published poets can be a great asset to help new writers to reach their publishing goals. Published poets have been through the process and understand the details related to publication. They are typically comfortable with their own voice and are able to offer advice to new or unpublished poets. Set aside a specific amount of time to read and critique each other’s writings. Always stress that the club meeting is a judgment-free zone and that each member should be respectful of other members and their writing.
Poetry Club for Readers
Poetry clubs for readers provide a way to share the love of poetry. Poetry-reading groups meet to discuss the poetry they’ve read in the past and to discover new poetry. This type of club works well in a library setting, because books abound. Members often choose different books of poetry to share or a selection of poetry to read before the meetings start and then discuss the works during the meeting time. Poetry clubs can select works from classical poets like Byron, Percy Bysshe Shelley, Walt Whitman or Longfellow or contemporary poets like Carl Sandburg, Maya Angelou or Robert Frost.
Successful Poetry Clubs
Poetry clubs can play an important role in their community. Members can reach out to the community and become involved in promoting literacy. Many poetry clubs host poetry readings during the holidays. For example, a reading of 'The Raven” by Poe presented around Halloween can draw crowds and entice new members. Reading “T’was the Night Before Christmas” -- the classic holiday poem by Clement Clarke Moore -- around Christmastime in conjunction with a writing contest encourages writing and draws publicity for a club.
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Every poetry club must have members and a meeting place. Talk to your friends, family and classmates. See what kind of interest those around you have in attending a poetry club. From there, branch out into your community for members and a location. Churches, coffee shops, libraries and bookstores are typically open to hosting poetry clubs. Schedule a meeting with the person in charge and express your interest in using her facility for your club. Check to see if there are any fees involved. Some locations allow clubs to meet for free, so survey several spots before choosing the best one for your club.
Poetry Club for Writers
An ideal poetry club for writers should include both published and unpublished poets. Members of a writing-based poetry club usually have the same goal: publication. This type of poetry club helps writers grow through the reading-and-critiquing process. Published poets can be a great asset to help new writers to reach their publishing goals. Published poets have been through the process and understand the details related to publication. They are typically comfortable with their own voice and are able to offer advice to new or unpublished poets. Set aside a specific amount of time to read and critique each other’s writings. Always stress that the club meeting is a judgment-free zone and that each member should be respectful of other members and their writing.
Poetry Club for Readers
Poetry clubs for readers provide a way to share the love of poetry. Poetry-reading groups meet to discuss the poetry they’ve read in the past and to discover new poetry. This type of club works well in a library setting, because books abound. Members often choose different books of poetry to share or a selection of poetry to read before the meetings start and then discuss the works during the meeting time. Poetry clubs can select works from classical poets like Byron, Percy Bysshe Shelley, Walt Whitman or Longfellow or contemporary poets like Carl Sandburg, Maya Angelou or Robert Frost.
Successful Poetry Clubs
Poetry clubs can play an important role in their community. Members can reach out to the community and become involved in promoting literacy. Many poetry clubs host poetry readings during the holidays. For example, a reading of 'The Raven” by Poe presented around Halloween can draw crowds and entice new members. Reading “T’was the Night Before Christmas” -- the classic holiday poem by Clement Clarke Moore -- around Christmastime in conjunction with a writing contest encourages writing and draws publicity for a club.
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Wednesday, 17 February 2016
How to Add a User to Webmin Via Command LineIn Feburary 2016 17,
In Feburary 2016 17,
Type 'useradd' in your Terminal window and press 'Enter.' Follow the onscreen prompts to add a new user to Linux.
Type 'sudo pico /etc/shadow' and press 'Enter.' Enter your password and press 'Enter.' This opens the shadow command, where Webmin user details are stored.
Type 'user:password:0::' replacing both 'user' and 'password' with the user name and password of your account that you created.
Press 'Esc' and then 'Y' to save changes.
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Type 'useradd' in your Terminal window and press 'Enter.' Follow the onscreen prompts to add a new user to Linux.
Type 'sudo pico /etc/shadow' and press 'Enter.' Enter your password and press 'Enter.' This opens the shadow command, where Webmin user details are stored.
Type 'user:password:0::' replacing both 'user' and 'password' with the user name and password of your account that you created.
Press 'Esc' and then 'Y' to save changes.
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How to Restart MySQL in PleskIn Feburary 2016 17,
In Feburary 2016 17,
Log in to your server computer using administrative rights.
Open the terminal window based on the kind of operating system you are using.
Type the following command to restart MySQL for Linux-based systems and press the 'Enter' key:/etc/rc.d/init.d/mysqld restart
Type the following command to restart MySQL for FreeBSD systems and press the 'Enter' key:/usr/local/etc/rc.d/mysql-server.sh restart
Close your terminal window once you have finished restarting your MySQL server.
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Log in to your server computer using administrative rights.
Open the terminal window based on the kind of operating system you are using.
Type the following command to restart MySQL for Linux-based systems and press the 'Enter' key:/etc/rc.d/init.d/mysqld restart
Type the following command to restart MySQL for FreeBSD systems and press the 'Enter' key:/usr/local/etc/rc.d/mysql-server.sh restart
Close your terminal window once you have finished restarting your MySQL server.
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Tuesday, 16 February 2016
How to Make a User Hidden in LinuxIn Feburary 2016 16,
In Feburary 2016 16,
Open up the 'Users and Groups' controls under 'System' > 'Administration.'
Create a new user by clicking 'Add' under the list of present users. You will be asked to authenticate your administrative privileges by providing an administrative password.
Type in the new user's name and password. You will be returned to the Users and Groups controls window.
Select the user and click 'Advanced Settings.' Click the 'Advanced' tab on the top right.
Change the User ID at the bottom of the page to any number less than 1000. Changing this number makes the user hidden on the splash screen and on the 'Switch User' menu. No other user will be able to find the new username.
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Open up the 'Users and Groups' controls under 'System' > 'Administration.'
Create a new user by clicking 'Add' under the list of present users. You will be asked to authenticate your administrative privileges by providing an administrative password.
Type in the new user's name and password. You will be returned to the Users and Groups controls window.
Select the user and click 'Advanced Settings.' Click the 'Advanced' tab on the top right.
Change the User ID at the bottom of the page to any number less than 1000. Changing this number makes the user hidden on the splash screen and on the 'Switch User' menu. No other user will be able to find the new username.
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Sunday, 14 February 2016
How to Find a File in CentosIn Feburary 2016 14,
In Feburary 2016 14,
Click on the button 'terminal' on the CentOS desktop to open the Linux command prompt window.
Type the command 'find -name tables.txt' and press 'Enter' to start searching a file. In this example, you search the file 'tables.txt.'
Use an asterisk (
) in the file name as a wild-card character to search for multiple files or if you do not know the exact name. For example, the command 'find -n tables.
' finds all files with the name 'tables' and any extension such as files 'tables.txt', 'tables.doc' or tables.xls.'
Read the command output that is the list of found files with the full directory path. If no files are found, the command produces no output.
In Feburary 2016 14,
Click on the button 'terminal' on the CentOS desktop to open the Linux command prompt window.
Type the command 'find -name tables.txt' and press 'Enter' to start searching a file. In this example, you search the file 'tables.txt.'
Use an asterisk (
) in the file name as a wild-card character to search for multiple files or if you do not know the exact name. For example, the command 'find -n tables.
' finds all files with the name 'tables' and any extension such as files 'tables.txt', 'tables.doc' or tables.xls.'
Read the command output that is the list of found files with the full directory path. If no files are found, the command produces no output.
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Saturday, 13 February 2016
How to Upload My Web Site From Dreamweaver to BluehostIn Feburary 2016 13,
In Feburary 2016 13,
Open Dreamweaver. Click 'Site' from the menu at the top of the screen. Select 'Manage Sites' from the drop-down selections. Then, select 'New Site.' Select the 'Advanced' tab.
Enter your site's name in the 'Site name' field. Select the location of your site for the 'Local root folder' by clicking on the folder icon next to the field. Your local root folder will be the location on your computer where you saved the website files you created to upload to Bluehost. Navigate to the folder of those saved files. For the 'Default images folder' field, click on the folder icon next to the field to select the location of your site's image folder. Your image folder will be a sub-folder of the location where you saved the website files you created.
Type the entire URL for your website in the 'HTTP address' field. Check the 'Case-sensitive links' box. (Bluehost files and folders are case-sensitive.) Click the 'Remote Info' category in the menu list on the left-hand side of the dialog in the 'Category' area.
Select the FTP option from the 'Access' drop-down menu. Enter your domain name in the 'FTP host' field in the format yourdomain.com.
Type '/public_html' (without quotes) in the 'Host directory:' field. If you are publishing a site to an add-on domain, type '/public_html/addon' in the field. An add-on domain is a new domain that you have added to your Bluehost account. The domain that you listed when you set up your Bluehost web hosting account is your primary domain.
Type your FTP username and password in the corresponding fields. Your cPanel username and password are identical to your FTP username and password. The cPanel is your web hosting control panel. You will see a link to it when you sign in to your account at Bluehost.com. You received the username and password via email when you signed up for Bluehost. If you created an additional FTP account for other users, the username will be in the format username@yourdomain.com. Click the 'Test' button to check settings. If you receive the error message 'An FTP error occured - cannot make connection to host', double-check that you have typed your FTP information correctly.
Check the 'Maintain synchronization information' box. Click the 'OK' button. Click the 'Done' button.
Connecting To The Web Server Using Dreamweaver
Click the 'Connect to Remote Host button,' which is the first icon in the Files panel in Dreamweaver. The program will retrieve information from your website and show the file listings in the Files panel. Make sure you are viewing the Files panel in expanded mode so you can see your local files and the server files in windows next to each other. Clicking on the very last icon at the right in the Files panel toggles the view.
Select 'Local view' from the top right-hand drop-down menu in the Files panel. Your local files will be on the left side of the panel and your remote web server files on the right.
Select all of the files on the local side by clicking and dragging your mouse over them. You can drag and drop files from the local side to the remote side, or you can click the 'Put files' button, which is a blue arrow icon pointing upwards, to transfer the files. Once you have transferred your files, your site is uploaded.
Go to your website's URL to check your work.
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Open Dreamweaver. Click 'Site' from the menu at the top of the screen. Select 'Manage Sites' from the drop-down selections. Then, select 'New Site.' Select the 'Advanced' tab.
Enter your site's name in the 'Site name' field. Select the location of your site for the 'Local root folder' by clicking on the folder icon next to the field. Your local root folder will be the location on your computer where you saved the website files you created to upload to Bluehost. Navigate to the folder of those saved files. For the 'Default images folder' field, click on the folder icon next to the field to select the location of your site's image folder. Your image folder will be a sub-folder of the location where you saved the website files you created.
Type the entire URL for your website in the 'HTTP address' field. Check the 'Case-sensitive links' box. (Bluehost files and folders are case-sensitive.) Click the 'Remote Info' category in the menu list on the left-hand side of the dialog in the 'Category' area.
Select the FTP option from the 'Access' drop-down menu. Enter your domain name in the 'FTP host' field in the format yourdomain.com.
Type '/public_html' (without quotes) in the 'Host directory:' field. If you are publishing a site to an add-on domain, type '/public_html/addon' in the field. An add-on domain is a new domain that you have added to your Bluehost account. The domain that you listed when you set up your Bluehost web hosting account is your primary domain.
Type your FTP username and password in the corresponding fields. Your cPanel username and password are identical to your FTP username and password. The cPanel is your web hosting control panel. You will see a link to it when you sign in to your account at Bluehost.com. You received the username and password via email when you signed up for Bluehost. If you created an additional FTP account for other users, the username will be in the format username@yourdomain.com. Click the 'Test' button to check settings. If you receive the error message 'An FTP error occured - cannot make connection to host', double-check that you have typed your FTP information correctly.
Check the 'Maintain synchronization information' box. Click the 'OK' button. Click the 'Done' button.
Connecting To The Web Server Using Dreamweaver
Click the 'Connect to Remote Host button,' which is the first icon in the Files panel in Dreamweaver. The program will retrieve information from your website and show the file listings in the Files panel. Make sure you are viewing the Files panel in expanded mode so you can see your local files and the server files in windows next to each other. Clicking on the very last icon at the right in the Files panel toggles the view.
Select 'Local view' from the top right-hand drop-down menu in the Files panel. Your local files will be on the left side of the panel and your remote web server files on the right.
Select all of the files on the local side by clicking and dragging your mouse over them. You can drag and drop files from the local side to the remote side, or you can click the 'Put files' button, which is a blue arrow icon pointing upwards, to transfer the files. Once you have transferred your files, your site is uploaded.
Go to your website's URL to check your work.
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