Overview An addon domain is a domain in addition to your primary domain. Every package supports a limited number of addon domains. Some higher tiered plans are limited only by the amount of storage and bandwidth allotted to your account. Adding a new domain A new domain may be added…
An empty file may be created within the control panel under Files > File Manager > Commands > Create File. Once created, the file may be edited within the control panel by selecting the Edit action under the Actions column. File creation within the control panel File Manager.
This feature is not currently implemented. Your primary domain may be changed within the control panel via Account > Settings. Once the domain has been changed, you will be logged out and required to log back into the control panel. See Also Resetting your account
Overview Your control panel is a comprehensive control center that allows you to do everything from create e-mail accounts, add new domains to your account, update billing information, and even get support. Access is easy. You can do it through a few different processes: https://cp.lithiumpanel.com Login by accessing lithiumhosting.com > CP…
Your account can be reset to its initial state – purging your existing files, databases, users, and e-mail addresses – by accessing Account > Settings. Enter the Konami code, ↑ ↑ ↓ ↓ ← → ← → B A, to begin the reset process. Once reset, your account’s state prior to reset cannot be recovered. Confirmation dialog to begin the reset process.
Primary user Passwords may be reset by clicking on “Forgot your password?” from the control panel login portal. An e-mail containing both your username and optional reset request will be sent to the e-mail address on record. Password reset requests are valid for only 2 hours. In the event this…
Visit Account > Settings to update your contact information. All administrative notices are sent to this account. If a different party is responsible for billing, then that may be changed via Account > Change Billing Info.
Overview End-of-line (“EOL”) markers indicate a discontinuation of a current line and beginning of a new line. EOL markers are akin to the return (“⏎”) key on a typewriter and, depending upon operating system, are interpreted as a single or combination of characters. On Windows On Windows operating systems, an EOL…
Overview Fortification simplifies permission management for PHP-based applications, which run as a separate user from the account holder to enhance site security. Fortification mode is done within the control panel on a known application via Web > Web Apps. When disabled, fortification mode allows write-access to any file under the…
Overview Supported web applications installed under your account may be detected by first selecting the subdomain or domain under Web > Web Apps within the control panel. Select Detect from the Actions heading. If detected successfully, the app name will be present along with supported options. See Also Understanding Fortification