installing joomla

[atcspaul]

i dont have it thier so i quess i should let them know. thanks again i will let you know how it turns out

[Matt]

If you do not have the Fantastico icon in your cPanel you will need to open a ticket with tech support to get it licensed for your dedicated server. It does not come by default, but we will license it for free for you on demand.

[atcspaul]

i did matt. thanks he said they will work on it for me. as always u all are the best

[atcspaul]

what a nice program. quick question and i am sure their will be more. when doing the initial instalation in admin access area (this is in fantastico) it asks for admin user name and also password. are these new ones i use or the ones used for my server?

[kyleglow]

They are the same as your cpanel logins

[atcspaul]

thank you kind sir. i live in the virgin islands been to the college and everywhere else to get a teacher and none to be found so trying to learn it all myself.

[kyleglow]

No problem, still learn something new everyday myself!

[Matt]

They are the same as your cpanel logins

That is not exactly true. You can use your cPanel logins but if you change your cPanel logins it will not update the logins for your script. the logins for each script are unique and are not associated with cPanel.

[atcspaul]

man that was to easy. now a quick question. when i type in the url of my site which is uwroteit.net it takes you to joomla's home page. is that the way it works till i get a web page made?

[atcspaul]

That is not exactly true. You can use your cPanel logins but if you change your cPanel logins it will not update the logins for your script. the logins for each script are unique and are not associated with cPanel.

just to clarify. if i change the paswords of my login i have to still use the old password to get in joomla?