Dumb Question

[garychild]

I know i can log in to accounts via my root password but what url do I give to clients to access their own cpanel page to administer their own sites?

[Arjoon]

www.yoursite.com/cpanel

[chirpy]

You should really direct them to use the secure SSL ports:

https://hostname.domain.com:2083

To login to their accounts yourself, login to WHM and go to List Accounts. You can then click on the cPanel Logo image next to each account to login directly to their cPanel account.

[gtc260653]

Thanks Chirpy the 2083 thing i didnt know

The thing is that i want to up my php memory allocation fron 8Mb to 16Mb and when i signed in through WHM i got a message saying i couldnt manage MyPhp on root password.

Hence i needed the details to sign in an a client.

(I own the server & the domain managed with Cpanel and WHM)

Now when I try to access through cpanel I am told its the wrong password

HELP!!

Gary

[linux-image]

edit the php.ini file and u can increase the memory here.

then restart http.

to get to this file, ssh to the server as root, using putty [in case u r using windows].

[gtc260653]

Thanks....but.....

Firstly I am using a Mac

what is ssh-ing

If I can get in to the root I am sure I will be able to find the file and change it

its getting in thats the problem!!!

[linux-image]

http://acs.ucsd.edu/info/ssh_clients.php

this will help.

in case u need this done, get to me @ any of the ID's on my signature.

[gtc260653]

Okay i can get into ssh

now what?

[linux-image]

u need to know how to open a file in linux.

u can either use 'vi" or "pico" for this. to give a detailed HOWTO on these are beyond the scope.

u can check on google and get to know more about this.

then, you will need to open the php.ini file using any of the editors mentioned above and then try changing the memory value as desired.

then at shell type:

httpd restart

and your system will have the new memory value assigned.