Reset account
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Done by me with the instructions of Skizzerz
Stuff you should definitely do if you want to reset your account to the default:
- Delete everything inside of public_html
- Delete everything inside of public_ftp
- Delete all of your email accounts from cPanel
- Delete all of your MySQL databases from cPanel
- Delete all of your addon domains, parked domains, and subdomains from cPanel
- Delete the .cpanel directory, as well as everything inside of it (you'll need to enable viewing of hidden files to see this)
- Delete the .htpasswds directory
- Delete any .htaccess file in your home directory (the root directory of the file manager/FTP)
Stuff you should definitely do if you want to reset your account to the default:
- Delete everything inside of public_html
- Delete everything inside of public_ftp
- Delete all of your email accounts from cPanel
- Delete all of your MySQL databases from cPanel
- Delete all of your addon domains, parked domains, and subdomains from cPanel
- Delete the .cpanel directory, as well as everything inside of it (you'll need to enable viewing of hidden files to see this)
- Delete the .htpasswds directory
- Delete any .htaccess file in your home directory (the root directory of the file manager/FTP)
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