Category

File Management

Articles in this category
How to FTP using FileZilla with Nexcess
Let’s look at what FTP is, how Nexcess supports the process, then how to install and use FileZilla to transfer files. By reading this&hellip…
3 min read
How to import and export MySQL databases in SiteWorx
Learn how Nexcess clients can import and export MySQL databases with the phpMyAdmin control panel in SiteWorx.
2 min read
How to import and export MySQL databases in SiteWorx
Learn how clients on physical (non-cloud) servers can import and export MySQL databases with the phpMyAdmin control panel in SiteWorx.
2 min read
How to Install mlocate on CentOS 7
One of the best tools for quickly finding files by filename is the locate command. The locate command reads one or more databases prepared&h…
1 min read
How to perform one-time backups with SiteWorx
Perform a one-time backup of hosting account files and data using SiteWorx.
3 min read
How to restore partial backups with SiteWorx
Learn how Nexcess clients on physical (non-cloud) servers can restore a partial backup file using SiteWorx.
2 min read
How to schedule automatic backups with SiteWorx
Learn how clients on physical (non-cloud) servers can schedule automatic backups for their service using SiteWorx.
4 min read
How to schedule automatic backups with SiteWorx
Learn how Nexcess clients on physical (non-cloud) servers can schedule automatic backups for their service using SiteWorx.
4 min read
How to show running MySQL queries in SiteWorx
Use phpMyAdmin from your SiteWorx account to show running MySQL queries following the guidance in the article.
1 min read
How to show running MySQL queries in SiteWorx
If you are a Nexcess client on a physical (non-cloud) server, you can use phpMyAdmin from your SiteWorx account to show running MySQL querie…
1 min read
How to truncate MySQL tables in SiteWorx
Learn how Nexcess clients on physical (non-cloud) accounts can perform the truncate table operation for MySQL tables from SiteWorx.
1 min read
Installing mlocate
The locate command is one of the best tools for finding files quickly by filename. This command reads one or more databases prepared by&hell…
2 min read