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If your proxy is blocking non-standard port (i.e. :2082) access to website, your best bet is to use FTP as Sharad D has pointed out.
If you find that FTP is blocked, then you will either have to speak to the person that manages the hostel's proxy and see if they can make an exception, or you might want to investigate CMS software to allow you to manage your site without having to use cPanel, as this is usually allowed as it's on a standard port (80, HTTP) and will be a workaround the issue.
I know myself, as our work proxy is restricted to standard HTTP and HTTPS ports.
I can't access cPanel on my work connection, so I instead take a mobile broadband dongle and use that.
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In Topic: No matter what I do, CPANEL refuses to let me in?
Yesterday, 03:33 AM
Just to add to this;
There might have been an issue whereby some of the links buried deep-down in the Wiki to cPanel/Webmail were referencing the old Deuce hostname.
I've gone through and updated these, but there were only 2 or 3, so not sure if this was the issue.
Thanks
There might have been an issue whereby some of the links buried deep-down in the Wiki to cPanel/Webmail were referencing the old Deuce hostname.
I've gone through and updated these, but there were only 2 or 3, so not sure if this was the issue.
Thanks
In Topic: change main domain
20 May 2012 - 09:56 PM
This is something that Eli will have to do for you
If you just wait for Eli to catch this post I'm sure you'll get a response shortly
If you just wait for Eli to catch this post I'm sure you'll get a response shortly
