The server path, absolute path, or webroot are different names for the same thing. /home/cpanel-username/public_html/ Be sure to replace "cpanel-username" with your actual cPanel user name. The home folder is on the root of the server. Shared customers cannot access this level. The home/username/ path is called your "home directory", which you can access via…

Το path to sendmail is: /usr/sbin/sendmail

The path for perl is /usr/bin/perl

Yes, we do provide you with your own cgi-bin. You may upload your own scripts to it but your scripts must not cause issues with our servers or use too many resources to the detriment of other users. Make sure your cgi scripts are uploaded using ASCII transfer mode in your FTP client, and CGI…

To use Formmail, create a form with any decent web page creation software. The form action line should be FormMail.cgi will do all the programming work for you. You alter the behavior of formmail by using hidden fields in your form. There is only one form field that you must have in your form for…

To add the addon domain: Please make sure the name servers are changed with your registrar to the nameservers assigned to you. They would be the same as the primary domain is using. They can be changed before or after adding the domain. To add this through your cPanel. Choose the menu option "Add-On Domains"…

This is a common error, normally caused by one of the below listed problems. Each of which can be fixed quickly by taking the below suggested steps. Please view below. Check your .htaccess file. This is a file that resides in your /public_html/ folder, and can often cause this error, because the syntax within this…

AWSTATS is a tool in your cPanel that produces visual statistics about visitors to your site, and are updated every 24 – 36 hours. For example, AWSTATS displays in a graph information such as: – Number of visitors to your site each month – Number of visitors to your site per each day in a…

Yes, you can password protect any directories and files placed within them. To do that, please follow these steps: Login into your cPanel and click on the "Password Protect Directories" icon, under "Security section" of cPanel. From a list of the directories select the name of the directory you wish to limit access to. On…