Webuzo stores MySQL root password in file
/var/webuzo/my.conf
If you changed MySQL/MariaDB root password outside of Webuzo, you need to update this file.
You may also need to modify the file
/root/.my.cnf
This is only for command line access.
To change the MySQL root password on Webuzo, login to the Webuzo control panel at
https://your-server-ip:2005/
Go to
SQL Services > MYSQL Root Password
Back to Webuzo
Webuzo Hosting control panel stores MySQL root password in the file /var/webuzo/my.conf
To find MySQL root password on the Webuzo server, run the command
cat /var/webuzo/my.confBack to Webuzo
Webuzo hosting control panel has the option for selecting web servers Apache or Nginx. On a server using Nginx, after uploading the WordPress site and restoring the database, the website home page worked. When I clicked on any web page, I get a 404 Page not found error.
To fix this, you need to add an extra configuration for Nginx. Login to Webuzo control panel.
Click on Extra Configuration.
On this page, select the domain name that you need 404 error fixed. On Webservers dropdown select Nginx.
Create a file permlink.conf on your computer with the following content
try_files $uri $uri/ /index.php?$args;
Browse and upload this file in the Webuzo control panel. This will fix the 404 error for the WordPress site.
Webuzo will create a configuration file at
/usr/local/apps/nginx/etc/conf.d/YOUR-DOMAIN.TLD/permlink.conf
Install webuzo
wget -N http://files.webuzo.com/install.sh
chmod 0755 install.sh
./install.shAfter installing you can login into the Webuzo control panel at
https://server-ip:2005/Webuzo Config files
/usr/local/apps/nginx/etc/conf.d/webuzoVH.conf - Nginx
/var/webuzo/my.conf - MySQL root password
/var/webuzo/certs - SSL certificates used by the control panel, mail server, FTP
/var/webuzo/logs - update/import logsBack to Hosting Control Panels