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Hey,
I've browsed around many servers lately, they are all different but one thing they have incommon is that they all have the default adminCP url, which makes it easier to hack into.
So basiclly, this guide will help you change the adminCP url, the default adminCP is usually located at :-
Before we proceed please take a backup of your web site files, so you're able to restore them in case you haven't done the steps correctly.
We locate to your folder, where you have all the website files in my case 'C:\AppServ\www\ you will find a file named ''administrator'', it's a .php file, just rename it to the URL you want to it to be accessable on.
Lets assume we rename it to ''myadminlog''
When you have renamed it, open it up with notepad or something, and press ''CTRL+F'' and search for ''administrator.php'' without the quotes (''), when it finds the administrator.php you must rename it to the same name you renamed the file on, in this case ''myadminlog.php'' always remember to put the .php in the end, if you don't the adminCP won't work properly.
Once you done this, you will see a folder named ''administrator'', rename it to the same name you renamed the previous file, in this case the administrator.php which we renamed to myadminlog.php, so basiclly the folder should be renamed to 'myadminlog' without the .php in the end.
Once you renamed everything so far, we open up the 'includes' folder, and open the file called 'admin_functions.php' which is a .php file, open it up using Notepad or something, and search for ''administrator.php'' without the quotes (''), you can search using CTRL+F. When you have found the administrator.php, rename it to your desired adminCP url, which in this case was ''myadminlog.php''.
Once you have done this you have made this you have secured your web site much more.
Credits: Myself and =Master= For Mu Web 0,8! Thanks buddy!
This guide shall not be published anywhere else without my permission, credits goes to me (MeTi) and shall not be edited in any way, if you have any further questions, please reply below I will try my best to help you all.
Thanks,
Meti
I've browsed around many servers lately, they are all different but one thing they have incommon is that they all have the default adminCP url, which makes it easier to hack into.
So basiclly, this guide will help you change the adminCP url, the default adminCP is usually located at :-
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, now this guide will help you change that administrator.php to your desired URL, this will make it harder to hack into your server using web site, infact Mu web 0.8 is secure enough, but this will guide you to a better web site. Before we proceed please take a backup of your web site files, so you're able to restore them in case you haven't done the steps correctly.
We locate to your folder, where you have all the website files in my case 'C:\AppServ\www\ you will find a file named ''administrator'', it's a .php file, just rename it to the URL you want to it to be accessable on.
Lets assume we rename it to ''myadminlog''
When you have renamed it, open it up with notepad or something, and press ''CTRL+F'' and search for ''administrator.php'' without the quotes (''), when it finds the administrator.php you must rename it to the same name you renamed the file on, in this case ''myadminlog.php'' always remember to put the .php in the end, if you don't the adminCP won't work properly.
Once you done this, you will see a folder named ''administrator'', rename it to the same name you renamed the previous file, in this case the administrator.php which we renamed to myadminlog.php, so basiclly the folder should be renamed to 'myadminlog' without the .php in the end.
Once you renamed everything so far, we open up the 'includes' folder, and open the file called 'admin_functions.php' which is a .php file, open it up using Notepad or something, and search for ''administrator.php'' without the quotes (''), you can search using CTRL+F. When you have found the administrator.php, rename it to your desired adminCP url, which in this case was ''myadminlog.php''.
Once you have done this you have made this you have secured your web site much more.
Credits: Myself and =Master= For Mu Web 0,8! Thanks buddy!
This guide shall not be published anywhere else without my permission, credits goes to me (MeTi) and shall not be edited in any way, if you have any further questions, please reply below I will try my best to help you all.
Thanks,
Meti
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