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Administrator and user privileges in KeyHelp KeyHelp has two types of account — administrators and users — with different sets of privileges.... Creating a user in KeyHelp A user in KeyHelp is a separate account with its own login, its own home directory and its own... Creating and managing databases in KeyHelp Most content management systems need a database. In KeyHelp they are created and managed in the... Creating and migrating a site in KeyHelp Moving a site onto the server involves two separate parts — the files and the database. This... Cron style schedules in KeyHelp Cron style lets you set a schedule that the preset intervals in the panel do not cover. The... Installing an SSL certificate in KeyHelp The panel can both issue free certificates itself and install a certificate you have purchased.... PHP settings and additional PHP modules in KeyHelp KeyHelp lets you change PHP settings per user through the web interface, and supports several PHP... Restoring a backup in KeyHelp Restoring a KeyHelp backup is done manually: the backup file is an archive, and you take out of... Scheduled backups in KeyHelp KeyHelp can create backups on a schedule and keep them in a chosen repository. Setting this up is... Scheduled tasks (cron) in KeyHelp Scheduled tasks (cron jobs) run something automatically at set times — a CMS's own scheduler, a... Securing FTP connections in KeyHelp By default, FTP transmits everything unencrypted — your user name, your password and the files... Setting up a remote backup repository in KeyHelp A remote repository lets KeyHelp send backups to another server, so that they are not stored on... Setting up your own nameservers on the server using KeyHelp This guide describes how to run your own nameservers on your server using KeyHelp, so that your...
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