This document discusses how to terminate a hosting account using WHM and free up disk space. It notes that terminating an account will delete extra files and software installed for that account. It recommends selecting the option to "Keep DNS Zone" if the domain has been moved to a different server. The document also covers adding the domain as an add-on domain to avoid extra overhead while maintaining DNS resolution. It aims to terminate an account called "classicalarticles.com" to free up disk space on the server.

1. Terminate a Hosting Account
using WHM
Sayed Ahmed
President/CEO
Architect/Engineer/Developer
Justetc Technologies, Toronto, Canada
http://www.justetc.com

2.  Forget about the other slides
 I will just terminate a hosting account as
hosted under my parent hosting
◦ Why?
◦ Creating separate hosting account for all
domains has the advantage of easy and
separate management..probably not easy but
separate
 Keeping together might be more easy...
 But we do not need that separation right now..
 Now having more disk space has become more
important and the accounts are not that important...

3.  Anyway..
 Under WHM you will see a Terminate Account
option
 WHM is parent package of Cpanel
◦ Cpanel is pretty common in PHP based
hosting...anyway...
◦ For each hosting account...many stuff are
installed separately and hence lots of space
 --new cpanel soft
 Comon folders such as...
 The file list as I show are extra for each account...
 Mysql php ruby on rails other packages as come with
hosting account are separate from other accounts..
 Hence takes some space..

4.  So if you delete...
◦ All these extra stuff will get deleted...
◦ Kept this option selected
 Keep DNS Zone (necessary if removing an
account because you have already moved it to
a different server in the same DNS cluster)
◦ The terminated account-now will be
mapped as add on domains ... Domain
under another domain..hence will not
require the extra overhead...though you
lose the separate control panel...

5.  I already moved the content to
◦ http://onlineservicescloud.com/classicalart
icles
 The database already was part of the
parent package..hence, we do not
need to create or move...
 Now just add on domain will work..
 A DNS entry for “classicalarticles.com”
already exists. You must remove this
DNS entry from all servers in the DNS
cluster to proceed.

6.  Keeping the
 Keep DNS Zone (necessary if removing an account
because you have already moved it to a different server
in the same DNS cluster)
 was not great looks like
◦ It might get resolved over time – need to
check the DNS record though
 Seems better – no error
 Empty page might mean permission or
syntax error
 With little time it got better

7.  Deleting and creating will help..

8. As I told
 The video is about
◦ Creating a Multi-Language Wordpress Blog
 Was trying to create a community blog –
buetians.org
◦ The content can be both in Bengali and in
English
◦ So used Polylang plugins for Wordpress – w
should be capital
◦ WPML probably another popular one...
◦ Let’s see
◦ I actually recorded one another time though
stuff happened..so

9.  You will see an install button to install
◦ Using install button, you can install
◦ I did not use WPML, used Polylang
◦ So install and activate
 Installed another package just to show
how to install
 Then you can activate...
 Now for multiple language support,
you will need to configure all the
language using settings for Polylang

10.  Bengali was not on the list
 So I had to add manually..
 Information from this page will help
◦ http://wpcentral.io/internationalization/
 You will need a locale – the standard one
like bn
 Also Wordpress locale bn_BD
 For Bengali in Bangladesh, you need
 Bn_BD wordpress locale
 Bn as the locale
 Then click add new language

11. Added both Bengali and English
For English, selected from drop
down-- The bloggers will be mostly from Bangladesh
and FROM BUET – an Eng. University in
Bangladesh
 Most BUETians come outside of the country
i.e. Bangladesh – probably 70 or 80% BUET
engineers go outside of the country
◦ USA : where the most GO
◦ My class mates probably 90% are outside
Bangladesh
 So selected USA-English – not Canada
English
 Order kept, Bengali to be 1
◦ Assumption: most blog post will be in Bengali

12.  How to post?
◦ You can create posts in both language i.e.
For a post you can create versions for both
languages – manual translation
◦ Some times, you might want to use
Automatic Google Translation – that can be
crappy sometimes
◦ Key Value pair based Translation is an option
 I am not going to show anything like that – might a
bit
 This is more suitable for the language of the
website itself
 For blog posts manual translation should be better..
 Anyway..

13.  Let’s add content...in both languages
 Corresponding English and Bengali Post
 Contents i.e. Of the posts .. change
based on the URL...
 You actually can configure different urls
 From my side, I have it in mind to merge
 Sitestree.com and
bangla.salearningschool.com into one
multilanguage site – one day—
 Anyway...

14.  If you want the terms/Words used for
the site itself in the language of the
content– auto translate as well as
key/value pair option is also available
 Some settings are on settings tab as
well
 Anyway, now you need to allow users
to switch to a different language using
a drop down or anchor links
 As you just saw

15.  Language switcher
 Based on URL English or Bengali
contents are shown

16.  You have to Language Switcher
widget to achieve this
 Remember the switcher will show the
language name if the content in that
language exist – depends on config as
well anyway
 Previously I added on the side bar
 Let me add in the footer

17.  So I am done here...
 Good night..