Changing SiteWorx file permissions for a specific application File permissions control which identities may read, write or traverse a path. Change only the necessary file or directory after checking the…

Changing a SiteWorx database-user password Changing a database-user password requires updating every application and scheduled task that uses that identity. The database data remains in place,…

Creating a SiteWorx database and restricted application user Create a separate database and application user so the application receives only the access it needs. SiteWorx prefixes managed names with the account’s…

Extracting an archive in SiteWorx Tiny File Manager Tiny File Manager can extract supported ZIP archives for a SiteWorx domain. Extract into a controlled directory first so an unexpected archive layout…

Following SiteWorx web-server logs during a reproducible error Use the web-server log viewer while reproducing a specific error to connect the browser symptom with the server’s evidence. Record the exact URL and…

Opening phpMyAdmin from SiteWorx for the correct database phpMyAdmin provides direct access to database contents and SQL operations. Open it from the intended SiteWorx account and confirm the database before…

Reviewing and ending an unexpected SiteWorx FTP session The FTP Sessions view shows active transfers for your hosting account. Use it to identify and end an unexpected connection while separately addressing…

Scheduling SiteWorx backups with retention A scheduled SiteWorx backup needs an appropriate scope, frequency and retention count. Plan enough history to recover from unnoticed damage while…

Scheduling a SiteWorx cron task with useful output Cron runs scheduled commands under the hosting account’s Unix identity. Configure a clear command and useful output first, then choose a frequency that…

Sending a SiteWorx backup to a remote destination Sending a backup to a separate destination reduces dependence on the hosting server’s local storage. Use a supported encrypted transfer method and…