How To Install WordPress

Introduction

WordPress is a free open source software, which you can install on your hosting account. Webmasters use WordPress to create any kind of websites. From simple blogs to complex e-commerce websites - anything can be built using WordPress. Due to its simplicity and versatility WordPress has become one of the most popular CMS. Many premium hosting companies like Hostinger have the option to install WordPress by using auto installers. It literally takes just a few mouse clicks to have WordPress up and running on your hosting account. If you’ve decided to create a WordPress website, this tutorial is for you. You will learn how to install WordPress by using auto installers as well as how to manually install WordPres with the famous 5-minute WordPress installer.

Table of contents:

• Introduction
• What you’ll need
• How to Install WordPress On Hostinger
• How to Install WordPress on cPanel Hosting
• Conclusion

What you’ll need

Before you begin this guide, you’ll need the following:

• Access to your hosting control panel
• FTP client (optional)

How to Install WordPress On Hostinger

Option 1 - Installing WordPress With Hostinger Auto Installer

Setting up WordPress with Hostinger Auto Installer is a quick process. It won’t take more than a few minutes to have a running WordPress site:

1. Access Hostinger control panel and click on Auto Installer icon.
2. Enter WordPress in the search field. You will be presented with the latest version of WordPress. Click on it.
3. Fill in the required details:
   • URL - Address of your WordPress website. Leave it blank if you want to setup WordPress on domain name root.
   • Language - Choose WordPress language.
   • Administrator Username - You’ll have to use this username for logging into WordPress dashboard.
   • Administrator Password - The password you’ll have to enter to login to WordPress admin area.
   • Administrator Email - Your email address. It’s recommended to enter a working email address here, as it’ll be used for notifications and password reset.
   • Website Title - Your WordPress website title.
   • Website Tagline - Your website slogan, used to explain what website is about.
4. Press Install button.

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And that’s it! You can now log in to the administrator dashboard and begin creating your website.

Option 2 - Installing WordPress Manually

If for some reason automatic WordPress installer is not suitable for you or you simply want to learn how this CMS works, you can install WordPress manually. Steps you’ll have to take in order to complete manual WordPress installation:

1. Download WordPress installation files.
2. Use FTP client to upload WordPress files to a hosting account.
3. Create a MySQL database.
4. Open your domain in the web browser and run the WordPress 5-minute installation wizard.

Step 1 - Download WordPress installation files

Firstly, download the latest version of WordPress. WordPress installation files are compressed in the .zip archive. Extract the archive to any folder on your computer. You’ll end up with a folder named wordpress. This folder contains WordPress installation files.

Step 2- Use FTP client to upload WordPress installation Files

Secondly, you need to upload the extracted WordPress files to a hosting account. There are quite a few ways to do this, but the most convenient way is by using FTP. At Hostinger, FTP details can be found in FTP Access section. If you need help with connecting to FTP, see this tutorial.

Open wordpress folder in your FTP client and upload all files from it to the hosting account.

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NOTE: We are using File Zilla to upload files, but you can use any other FTP client.

Step 3 – Create MySQL Database

WordPress generates content dynamically every time visitor enters the website. All information is stored in the database. Thus, you’ll need to create one.

You can create a MySQL database on Hostinger control panel –> MySQL Databases section. Access this section and enter the following details:

• MySQL database name
• MySQL username
• Password

IMPORTANT: Be sure to write down MySQL credentials – you will need them later.

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Step 4 – Run WordPress 5-minute Installation Wizard

At this step all WordPress files should be uploaded to the server and MySQL database should be created. Now you can proceed with the installation wizard. Access it by opening your domain name with a web browser.

WordPress 5-minute installation wizard has 6 steps in total:

1. Select your language and press Continue.
2. WordPress will ask to collect MySQL details. Since you already have them, press Let’s go! button.
3. On this screen enter your MySQL database credentials and MySQL hostname. You can check what your hostname is in Hostinger Members area -> MySQL Databases section. Press Submit button once you are done.
4. WordPress will check whether it’s possible to connect to MySQL database. If there are no errors, press Run the install.
5. At this step enter the main website and administrator information and press Install WordPress:
   • Site Title - Your website title.
   • Username - Administrator username.
   • Password - Administrator password.
   • Your Email - Administrator email address.
   • Search Engine Visibility - If you check this option, WordPress will try to prevent search engines from crawling your website.
6. That’s it, WordPress installation has been completed. Press Login button to access the WP admin area.

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How to Install WordPress on cPanel Hosting

If your hosting provider uses cPanel for account management – this part of the tutorial is for you. Below you will find 2 different ways to setup WordPress on cPanel based hosting.

Option 1 - Installing WordPress with Softaculous Auto Installer

Because of its easy installation and maintenance, Softaculous is a popular auto installer on hosting providers who use cPanel. With Softaculous you can install a handful of different CMS and Apps with just a few mouse clicks.

Follow these steps to install WordPress with Softaculous:

1. After accessing cPanel, find the Softaculous icon and click it.
2. Click on WordPress icon. It should be on the very first page of Softaculous.
3. You will see Softaculous WordPress installation window. It has quite a few different settings:
   • Choose Protocol - Choose protocol for your WordPress site. If you have SSL installed, it’s highly recommended to install WordPress on HTTPS protocol.
   • Choose Domain - If you have subdomains or add-on domains in your cPanel, you can select them here.
   • In Directory - Enter WordPress installation directory. If you want to install WordPress on root domain name, leave it empty.
   • Site Name - Enter the name for your WordPress site.
   • Site Description - Your WordPress site description goes here.
   • Enable Multisite - Choose whether or not to enable WordPress Multisite. This feature allows creating multiple WordPress sites using the same WordPress installation.
   • Admin Username - Choose the username for your administrator account.
   • Admin Password - Password for your WP administrator account.
   • Admin Email - Enter your email address here. Be sure to enter a working email as it will be used to send notifications and password reset requests.
   • Select Language - WordPress supports a lot of languages. Choose your language here.
   • Select Plugins - Choose plugins you want to pre-install.
4. Press Install button and Softaculous will begin installing WordPress.

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Option 2 - Installing WordPress Manually on cPanel

To setup WordPress manually on cPanel, you will have to follow these steps:

1. Download WordPress installation files.
2. Upload WordPress files using cPanel’s File Manager.
3. Create a MySQL database.
4. Run WordPress 5-minute installation wizard.

Step 1 – Download WordPress installation

The latest version can be downloaded from the official page here. Click Download WordPress button in order to start the download. Save .zip archive to your computer. You will need it in the next step.

Step 2 – Upload WordPress files using File Manager

As you may already know there are quite a few ways to upload WordPress files to hosting account. One of them is by using cPanel’s File Manager:

1. Access cPanel and open File Manager.
2. Open public_html directory and press Upload button.
3. Press Select File and choose WordPress .zip archive you have downloaded in the first step.
4. Once the upload is completed status bar will turn green. Press Go Back to “/home/username/public_html” button.
5. Select .zip archive, press Extract button and Extract File(s) to proceed.
6. WordPress files are in the folder named wordpress. Unless you want to access your blog via http://yourdomain.com/wordpress you need to move WP files to the public_html directory. In order to do so, access wordpress folder, select all files and click on Move button.
7. Delete wordpress from file path that you want to move files to and press Move File(s) button.
8. Finally, select wordpress folder and .zip archive while holding the SHIFT key and press Delete button.

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Step 3 – Create MySQL Database

There are 2 ways to create a MySQL database on cPanel. You can either do this manually on MySQL Databases section (see this tutorial for more information) or use MySQL Database Wizard. The second option is more user-friendly:

1. Head to cPanel and click on MySQL Database Wizard icon.
2. Enter the name for your MySQL database.
3. On this step enter username and password. It’s recommended to use Password Generator tool as it’ll generate random, secure password for you. Once you are done, hit Create User button.
4. You would want to assign all privileges for your user. Select ALL PRIVILEGES and click on Next Step.
5. That’s it, MySQL database along with the user has been created successfully.

IMPORTANT: Write down MySQL database credentials. You will need them in the next step.

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Step 4 — Run WordPress 5-minute installation wizard

At this step, all WordPress files must be already uploaded and MySQL database must be created. Let’s go ahead and start the installation process. Open your domain name in a web browser and follow these steps:

1. Choose preferred language and press Continue button.
2. On the next screen, you will be asked to gather all required information for manual WordPress installation. You can proceed and press Let’s Go button since you already have everything you need.
3. Now enter information of the MySQL database you created in Step 3 and press Submit button.
4. WordPress will check if MySQL credentials are correct. Press Run the install.
5. On the next screen, you will be asked to enter your blog and administrator account details. Enter all required details and press Install button. It is strongly recommended to enter your real email address as it will be used to reset WordPress admin area password in case you lose it.
6. Congratulations, you have just manually installed WordPress.

Conclusion

By finishing this tutorial you’ve learned how to install WordPress manually and by using auto installers. Before starting your first blog  .....                  

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How to set up proxy

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Responand time is good it contant many ip.

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Tool Name:- TOR BROWSER.

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How to set up proxy

Need to hide your web activity from prying eyes? Are you blocked from accessing the websites you need, by your school, office, or government? Proxies allow you to bypass blocks placed on your connection and mask your IP, making your actions more difficult to trace. Once you find a proxy server that you want to connect to, you simply need to enter that information into your web browser. Read this guide to find out how

There is Five Types Of Proxy
1. Manual Method.
2.Extension Based
3.Tool Based
4.Browser Based

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1.Click the Chrome menu button. This is located at the top-right corner of the Chrome window, and looks like three horizontal bars.

2.Select Settings. This will open a new tab in your browser. Click the “Show advanced settings…” link at the bottom of the page.

3.Click the “Change proxy settings” button. This is located in the Network section of the advanced settings. Clicking the button will open the Internet Properties window.

• Note: Changing Chrome’s proxy settings is tied to your operating system, and as such will affect all of your programs that are connected to the internet. If you don’t want to change these settings, you will need to download a Chrome extension such as ProxySwitchSharp or Proxy Helper.

4.Click the “LAN settings” button. This will open another new window. Check the box in the “Proxy server” section, and uncheck the “Automatically detect settings” box

5.Enter your proxy information. Enter in the IP address or domain as well as the port you are connecting to. Click OK when you are finished.

• When you are done using your proxy and want to go back to your direct connection, open the LAN settings again, recheck the “Automatically detect settings” box and uncheck the box in the “Proxy server” section.

 

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How to trace Email-ID

Email users receive many emails every day; many are work-related, but many others are spam, sent by people unknown to the addressee. Each sender has an Internet Protocol (IP) address associated with their computer. An IP address is a label that identifies the location of a device that uses an Internet network. If you are unsure of an email's purpose and would like to locate the sender, it is possible to use the IP address to track an email's location. While not every email address can be tracked, using the fields that are hidden from view by top email providers, it is possible to track many emails down to their area of origin. This article will tell you how to trace an email using an IP address.

Steps

1. 1
   Open the email using your Internet browser and email program. If there are suspicious attachments, do not open them. You can find the information you need without opening image or document attachments.
2. 2
   Find the email header. The header contains information about the routing of the email and the IP address. Most email programs like Outlook, Hotmail, Google Mail (Gmail,) Yahoo Mail and America Online (AOL) hide the header information because they see it as non-essential information. If you know how to open the header, you can still find this data.
   

   • On Outlook, go to your inbox and highlight your email using your cursor, but do not open it into its own window. If you are using a mouse, right click the message. If you are using a Mac Operating System (OS) without a mouse, click while holding down the "control" button. Select "Message Options" when the menu appears. Find the headers at the bottom of the window that will appear.
   • On Hotmail, click on the drop down menu next to the word "Reply." Select "View Message Source." A window will pop up with the address information.
   • On Gmail, click on the drop down menu next to the word "Reply" in the upper right hand corner of your message. Select "Show Original." A window with the IP information will pop up.
   • On Yahoo, right click or press "control" and click when you are on the message. Choose "View Full Headers."
   • On AOL, click "Action" on your message, then select "View Message Source."
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   Identify the IP address in the information you have just uncovered. Following any of these methods for your chosen email carrier, you will have a window that pops up with a lot of code information. You will not need all of this information.
   

   • If the window is too small to effectively pick out the IP address, copy the information and paste it into a word processing document.
4. 4
   Look for the words "X-Originating-IP." This is the easiest way to spot the IP address; however, it may not be listed in those terms on all email programs. If you cannot find this term look for the word "Received" and follow the line until you see a numerical address.
   

   • Use the "Find" function on your computer to easily spot these terms. Click "Command" and the letter "F" on Mac OS. In Internet Explorer click the "Edit" menu. Select "Find on this Page," then type the word into the box that appears and click "Enter."
5. 5
   Copy the IP address. An IP address is a series of numbers with a period/full stop between the numbers. An example is: 68.20.90.31.
6. 6
   Do an Internet search for an IP address locating website. There are many to choose from and most of them are free.
7. 7
   Paste the IP address into the box provided by the IP address search engine.Press "Enter."
8. 8
   View the information that is provided to you. Most results will show the originating state or city of the IP address and possibly the computer name that the IP address is associated with

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The 3 most secure and encrypted email providers

ProtonMail

Price: Free. Premium accounts available.
Storage: 500MB as standard. Up to 20GB for Premium accounts.
Country: Switzerland

ProtonMail started in 2013 from some very impressive beginnings. Originally developed by researchers in CERN, a successful crowdfunding campaign saw the open source, encrypted email provider exit beta in March 2016. ProtonMail uses end-to-end encryption so that messages are encrypted at your end, and can not be unencrypted by the company — or anyone else for that matter.

As ProtonMail predominantly provides free accounts, it is reasonable to consider how they will sustain the service. In a comment posted to Reddit, ProtonMail made it clear that they have a Defence Fund which would sustain the service for up to a year without any other revenue.

Why ProtonMail?

All data is stored on the company’s servers in Switzerland — a country well known for its tough stance on privacy and data protection. Importantly ProtonMail is open source. This is a huge plus for privacy and security advocates. Closed or proprietary software methods cannot be tested or validated by anyone, meaning that you have to place your trust in the company. Open source means that, should you want to, you can verify the security of the platform yourself.

Although emails to and from other ProtonMail users are end-to-end encrypted, if you communicate with unencrypted services like Gmail, ProtonMail will scan these emails to protect against spam. However, theses messages are scanned in memory, meaning that they aren’t kept and will be overwritten in very little time. As soon as the email has been scanned it is then encrypted.

According to their Privacy Policy, IP logging is disabled by default, although options exist to turn this on if you wish. This is a benefit to your privacy because it protects your location, and prevents linking of data using your IP address. ProtonMail also doesn’t store any of your data once it’s deleted. If you delete an email — it’s really gone. The only exception is when the data has been stored in a backup, in which case it may take up to 14 days to be fully removed.

ProtonMail also doesn’t require any personal information in order to sign up for the service, although you may add a third-party email address for recovery purposes. If the ephemeral messaging that companies like Snapchat and Telegram have implemented is your thing, then you’ll be pleased to know that ProtonMail has a similar feature for email.

TutaNota

Price: Free. Premium accounts available.
Storage: 1GB as standard. Upgradable.
Country: Germany

Germany’s own Tutao GmbH launched Tutanota in 2011 as a freemium, encrypted webmail service. The name gives clues to their beliefs, coming from the Latin “tuta nota” meaning “secure message”. The service’s servers are also based in Germany, making them subject to Germany’s rigorous Federal Data Protection Act. However, privacy advocates may not be agreeable to their data being stored in Germany, after it emerged that Germany’s Federal Intelligence Service had collaborated with the NSA in their surveillance programs.

Why Tutanota?

However, aside from server location, Tutanota makes a very compelling secure service. In many ways, their feature-set largely mirrors that of ProtonMail. They use end-to-end encryption to ensure that no mail is viewable on their servers. If you email an account that isn’t encrypted like Gmail, then Tutanota sends a link to a temporary account where the recipient can view the encrypted message.

Tutanota is also open source, with the code available on Github for inspection. Currently they do not encrypt the metadata associated with any stored mail, like sender, recipient, and date. However, their FAQ states that they are looking into the possibility of adding this in the future.

Tutanota uses 2048 bit RSA and 128 bit AES encryption methods. However, they do not currently support PGP, although they are hoping to develop an API to allow users to communicate with anyone using PGP encryption. They do collect logs but only for technical information, warning and error messages. It is worth noting that Tutanota says that none of the logs contain personal information, and are only kept for 14 days.

Tutanota is a freemium provider, offering free accounts alongside paid Premium accounts which add functionality. If you opt for a Premium account it is 1€ per month. A Premium account allows you to add up to five aliases, use your own domain, and set inbox rules.

Mailfence

Price: Free. Premium accounts available.
Storage: 200 MB of emails, 250 MB of documents as standard.
Country: Belgium

From the creators of ContactOffice, the virtual office provider, comes Mailfence – an encrypted and free privacy focused webmail client. Following the Snowden revelations in 2013, the founders of ContactOffice believed that there was a need for a secure, privacy minded email platform. As with many other European countries, Belgium has strong privacy laws which favour the consumer rather than the company. Unlike many other countries there is little evidence to suggest that Belgium collaborated in the NSA surveillance schemes.

Why Mailfence?

ContactOffice was started in 1999, so they have experience in growing a service, which should provide some reassurance that they won’t abruptly close down. This experience leads to one of the standout features of Mailfence. It doesn’t only focus on email privacy, but the service also includes calendars, contacts, and document storage. Although they offer Premium accounts, they make most of their money by licensing their email and collaboration software to companies and universities. Sadly, Mailfence is not open source so by using the service you are forced to trust that the claims they make on their website are correct.

Taking a stand for your principles is admirable in itself, but alongside that ContactOffice donates 15% of the income from their Pro plans to the privacy organisations the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) and the European Digital Rights Foundation (EDRi). Belgium’s privacy laws dictate that if a judge issues a court order then Mailfrence must comply. However, any outside authority has no right to impose orders or access data.

Mailfence is end-to-end encrypted and supports OpenPGP. You can generate a key on your computer which is then encrypted using 256 bit AES and stored on Mailfence’s servers. They also support two-factor authentication to prevent unauthorized access to your account.

One of the major downsides to Mailfence is that there is currently no mobile application. Although they have stated app development is a priority for 2017. However, if you want to sync to a mobile device then the only option is to use Microsoft’s Exchange ActiveSync. If you choose to upgrade to a Pro account then you can also use POPS, IMAPS, and SMTPS.

Keep It Secret, Keep It Safe

Many free email providers either do little to protect your privacy, or even take steps to erode it for you. Finding a secure, safe, and encrypted service is a move worth making. You should judge a provider on their encryption methods, how they finance the service, and where the servers are located.

Of course, no online service is entirely secure, no matter the ethics of the provider. There will always be hackers and surveillance agencies looking to build their ever-increasing databases. Of course, if you want to minimize the risk further, you could always run your own email server.

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