This document discusses updating content management systems like Drupal, Joomla, and Wordpress to avoid security risks. It also covers installing Drupal 7 on a subdomain using cPanel, and mentions options for installing content management systems using tools on common control panels or manually. The document recommends not judging grammar and provides a link for questions.

1. SayedAhmed
sayed@justetc.net
http://sayed.justetc.net

2.  If you use Drupal or Joomla orWordpress or
Similar, you should update to the latest to
avoid security risks
 Drupal’s problem is now your own
problem...and so with other open source
CMSs
 People/Hackers know their limitations....

3.  I will use cpanel and show the steps...
 Watch only if you will find it useful
 NO AUDIO...atTIM HortonS

4.  Will actually remove the old subdomains at a
later time..
 Now will create drupal7.justetc.net
 Showing other the directory structure is also
a security risk...bad for justetc...
 DNS issue can be there...
 But my hosting provider has many DNS
servers around so usually it is generally
quick...will see

5.  SO IP is recognized...
 So it was quick..
 The subdomain worked quickly
 Else you could add the subdomain and the IP
to your windows hosts file such as
windows/system32/etc/hosts...

6.  You can use QuickInstall or Fantastico to
install drupal if you have cpanel or whm as
your hosting control panel..
 Plesk/Parallels or similar control panels will
also have tools to install quickly
 You can always download and install
manually...
 I may have videos in my youtube channel
showing Drupal or Joomla installations

7.  Don’t judge my grammar here..it is not the
place to judge..

8.  Selected Dhaka
 So you know the paSSWORD..
 CHANING soon...
 So works
 Will change the folders and the sub domains
(I mean pointing) so that you do not know
 The subdomains will work though

9.  SoYou Have Done it...
 Any questions..
 http://ask.justetc.net
 Bye Bye...