Websites & Domains

Add Website

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Add Domain

Another website in the same subscription, with its own folder, hosting settings, subdomains, aliases and mail. It shares the subscription's plan (disk space, limits) and system user.

Domain name *

Subscription

Add Subdomain

A subdomain is a separate website with its own folder, e.g. blog.example.com.

Subdomain name *

Parent domain

Document root

A folder in the website's home directory; empty: the subdomain's name.

Add Domain Alias

A domain alias is another name for the same website: visitors of the alias see the same content.

Domain alias name * For the domain

Remove domain

Setup

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Administrator

New password

At least 8 characters. Empty: the password stays the same.

Administrator's email *

Website Language

A language that is not installed is installed first.

A WP-CLI command for this website, as after "wp" (e.g. plugin list, user list, cache flush). It runs as the website's system user.

Check WordPress Integrity

Change the site's title

Site title

Password protection

Visitors must enter this username and password to see the website. More users: Password-Protected Directories.

Username *

New password *

Create a restore point

A copy of the files and the database before the update: if something goes wrong, you can go back to it (Restore Point on the card).

Install WordPress

General

Installation path

https:// /

Leave the folder empty to install in the root of the domain.

Site title

Plugin/theme set

Website Language

WordPress Administrator

Username

Password

Email *

Database

Name

A new database of the subscription; its full name gets the subscription's prefix (mh_…).

Location

Source

Target

Create subdomain

. /

Leave blank to clone in the root directory.

Use existing domain or subdomain

Make sure the target is not used by an existing website: its files there are overwritten and lost.

Database

Name

A new database of the subscription; its full name gets the subscription's prefix (mh_…).

Source

Target

Data to copy

Files only

Database only

Files and Database

Files

Replace files modified on target

Off: a file of the target newer than the source's stays.

Remove missing files

Files of the target that the source does not have are removed.

wp-config.php, .htaccess and web.config of the target are not changed.

Database tables

All tables

Except: _postmeta, _posts, _usermeta, _users

New tables only

Selected tables

Create a restore point

A copy of the target's files and database, to go back with More > Restore. One per installation: a new one replaces it.

The chosen files and tables of the target are overwritten with the source's. The target is in maintenance mode meanwhile.

Security measures of this WordPress installation. The critical ones are applied to new installations. Some measures cannot be reverted: make a backup first.

Update WordPress automatically

Yes, but only minor (security) updates

Yes, all (minor and major) updates

"No" is insecure. A public website: only minor (security) updates; a staging copy: all.

Update plugins automatically

Update themes automatically

WordPress installs its automatic updates from its scheduled jobs: keep wp-cron running (Take over wp-cron.php or visits).

Update Site URL

Change the database user

Database user name

New user name

Password

Known vulnerabilities of the versions installed now. Update to a fixed version, or remove what has no fix.

Vulnerability data: Wordfence Intelligence

Cache timeout

Minutes

How long a page stays in the cache before it is made again.

Do not cache paths

One per line, starting with /. Pages whose address starts so are never cached.

Do not cache with cookies

One per line: visitors who have a cookie with such a name always get fresh pages.

Cached pages

Removes the cached pages of this domain only; they are made again on the next visits.

The debugging constants of wp-config.php. Turn them on only while you look for a problem: some of them show errors to visitors or slow the website down.

WP_DEBUG

The debugging mode of WordPress.

WP_DEBUG_LOG

Errors are written to wp-content/debug.log.

WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY

Errors are shown on the pages (visitors see them too).

SCRIPT_DEBUG

The full (not minified) CSS and JavaScript files of WordPress are used.

SAVEQUERIES

The database queries of each page are kept for analysis (slower).

Screen Text

The text visitors see. You can use HTML tags to format it.

Timer

Show the countdown timer

Days

Hours

Minutes

The timer only tells visitors how long the maintenance will last: the website does not leave maintenance mode when it ends; you turn it off yourself.

Social Network Links

Facebook

X (Twitter)

Instagram

Leave a field empty to remove its link.

The page uses your own template.

Maintenance page template

The HTML of the page. The panel fills in {{text}} (the screen text), {{timer}}, {{social}} (the links), {{title}} (the website title) and {{lang}}.

Real-time updates

		Event

Log Rotation Settings

Log rotation

Enabled

Rotate by size

Rotate by time

Maximum number of log files

When the current log file reaches its size or its time, a new one starts; only the newest files are kept.

The log files of the installation: the current one and the rotated ones.

Notifications

Add Domain

Add Subdomain

Add Domain Alias

Remove domain

Setup

Check WordPress Integrity

Change the site's title

Password protection

Install WordPress

General

WordPress Administrator

Database

Location

Database

Update Site URL

Change the database user

Screen Text

Timer

Social Network Links

Maintenance page template

Log Rotation Settings

Connection Info