Step 1: To restore the cPanel account backups, enter the following command /scripts/restorepkg username [Note: In order to restore the data, you need to be in the directory where the backup file is stored.]

1: Log-in to the SSH as Root user. 2: Enter the following command string on the command line interface: /scripts/pkgacct username [Note: The account backup will be created in the current directory you are in.]

If your cPanel account is giving you the error “Sorry the domain is already set up,” it’s probably due to one of two different reasons. On it’s own, this error simply means that the domain in question still exists within the virtualhost in the apache httpd.conf configuration file. In the

If you send regular emails to a small list of customers/subscribers/friends you can create a very simple mail list via your cPanel if your ISP does not provide this feature by default with your plan. This could be done quite easy. You will need a to create a single email

Solution 1. Log into your cPanel (https://www.yourdomain.com:2082). 2. Click on the “MySQL Databases” link. This will display the “MySQL Account Maintenance” screen. 3. Scroll down to where it says: Db: _________ [Add Db] 4. Enter your preferred database name. 5. Click on “Add Db” 6. This will create a database