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This question has probably been asked and addressed before but I've looked for it and cant find it so here it is:
Is there any way to create more cpanel logins for our own domain, and limit what options each user/login is allowed to use? For example, if i want my brother to edit SOME parts of my website, as in 1 or 2 mySQL databases but not ALL of them... Just a suggestion for surpass to look into... it would be nice!! ![]() |
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The only way to do that would be to have a reseller account. This allows you to create a cPanel login for each domain.
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If you just want to give him access to one or two databases, why not install a seperate copy of phpMyAdmin? You can limit it to one database... Just make to installs. Or give him remote IP access so he can use SQLyog or HeidiSQL to manage it from his desktop?
Of course if there's other things, it depends on what they are if you can get away without giving CPanel access. |
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How do I go about making more then one cpanel login? Like for my main account? I tried it by going to "create a new account" and it said I coulden't do that. Thanks. |
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But you cannot have multiple logins for one account Quote:
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