I'm in high school and they won't even allow me to connect to proxy 2082. We're only supposed to use the computers at school for school work, but who says working on a website from school isn't work? Anywhoo, I found this awesome little php script that will let me connect to cPanel, not through port 2082, but through port 80! School computers have to allow port 80, otherwise, how can you do any research without needing to go to the library? Anywhoo, the script is called cPanel Proxy. You can download it right here http://cpanelproxy.net/cPanelProxy.zip.
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| - Create subdomain "cpanel.yourdomain.com" (You'll probably need access to
cPanel for this, so install it before you need it!) - Download and unzip cPanelProxy.zip (if you haven't already) - Upload the files to the subdomains directory, probably "public_html/cpanel" in FTP. Be sure to remember .htaccess! Needed files: cpanelproxy.php .htaccess php.ini (<= These files must be in the subdomain's directory in order for cPanel Proxy to work!) |
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Connecting to mirzapirza.frihost.com... Success Could not install. |
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Hi dan751! Thanks, that looks promising.. I guess I'll have a chance to install it if I get off the local network some weekend. The autoinstaller on the website gave me a nice and helpful error message:
Any admins thinking about making this thing standard for everyone? Would be pretty useful. |
Just pm me your username and password so I can do so. Once it's installed, you'll be able to change your password with cPanel Proxy. Anywhoo, let me know. I'm glad I could help.
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