Dolphin if installed manually using Dolphin installer will let users install it in any directory but cPanel plugin for Dolphin installs Dolphin inside a subdirectory and not in public_html which is the root folder of main domain. The clients that use cPanel plugin for Dolphin installation and want to install it in public_html need to proceed as follows: Read the rest of this entry »

Follow the steps below to reset your Boonex Dolphin’s Admin password:

1) Login to your cPanel

2) Under Databases, click on phpMyAdmin icon.

3) In phpMyAdmin, click on your Dolphin’s database name to select it. You will see the tables getting listed.

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It is as easy as creating a new folder in cPanel

• Go to yourdomain.com/cpanel
• Login with you username and password
• In the main menu, scroll down to Domains
• Click on the Addon Domain icon, this will take you to the configuration page

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Setting up Your POP3 or IMAP email account

In order to be able to use mail from your domain, you need to properly configure a few things. This tutorial and a few easy steps are all that is between you and your emails. We will cover setting up Microsoft Outlook 2003, Microsoft Outlook 2007, and Mozilla Thunderbird. Before you start, please make sure to ask your administrator for the following information:

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Different Skins

Visually Improving your Blog

Tried of the way the basic b2evolution skin looks? Install some new skins to add more diversity to your blog. b2evolution (which from now on I will refer to as b2) has some good features that allow a lot of customization for your blog. One of the features actually allows you to have multiple skins available to your readers. We will cover this at the end of the article.

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The 3 choices

With a cpanel account there are 3 different mail choices offered: Horde, SquirrelMail, and RoundCube. I am going to explain the major differences between the 3 of them and hopefully that will allow you to pick the best for your own use.

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Domain Name Registration

When a domain is first registered, the process is done under a registrar. This means that the registrar claims a domain name for a user on their behalf. This registrar has user interfaces where users can manage all their domains registered through that specific registrar.

Domain Name Transfer

Domain transfer is a process of moving a domain name from one registrar to another. All relevant information and the domain name remain the same. It is only the administration aspects of that domain and the registrar information that will be changed. This is particularly useful when a user has multiple domains and wishes to administer them all under one panel/registrar.

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If you are a software developer looking for a free and fairly easy way to license your software for trials and purchasing then this article is for you.

A while ago I found this very useful article about digitally signing xml files:
Using XML Digital Signatures for Application Licensing
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/security/xmldsiglic.aspx

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Select the Fantastico Icon

Step One:

In this Tutorial I am going to install b2evolution into my website using Fantastico.To begin, you must first login into your cpanel. This can be done by typing in your browser http://cpanel.yourdomain.com, or http://yourdomain.com/cpanel. You will then be asked for a username and password, which you chose when setting up your account. Once you are logged into cpanel, scroll about three-fourths of the way down the page and find the Fantastico De Luxe icon; which is the light blue, circular smiley face, in the middle far right of this screenshot.

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Per http://isc.sans.org/diary.html?storyid=5794:

PHPList is an open-source newsletter manager. It is written in php. On January 29^th 2009 they posted a software update. “[The update] fixes a local file include vulnerability.This vulnerability allows attackers to display the contents of files on the server, which can aid them to gain unauthorised access“.

They also included a one-line workaround if you could not patch fast enough.

UPDATE: An exploit against this vulnerability was published and used in the wild on Jan 14^th 2009, 2 weeks before the patch was issued.

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