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Website/WordPress Hosting
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- Accessing and Creating FTP Users
- Adding an Addon Domain
- Adding an SPF Record
- Adding an SSL Certificate
- Blocking IP Addresses From Accessing Websites
- Changing the PHP Version
- Changing the Upload File Size Limit
- Creating MySQL Databases
- Creating MySQL Users
- Creating Subdomains
- Enabling The .htaccess File
- Extending SSL Coverage to Include Mail
- How to Create Additional Plesk Users
- How to Extract From a Zip File
- How to Force HTTPS
- How to Log Into WordPress via Plesk
- How to Update Your Plesk Profile Password and Email Address
- How to Upload Files in Plesk
- How to View Disk and Traffic Usage
- Managing DNS
- Managing User Roles in Plesk
- Setting up Email Forwarding
- Understanding and Modifying File Permissions
- Using Google PageSpeed Insights
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Discord Bot Hosting
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- Changing Discord Bot Start Up File
- Getting support with the Pterodactyl panel
- How To Change Pterodactyl Egg Version
- How To Connect To Pterodactyl Via SFTP
- How to create a file in Pterodactyl
- How to Enable/Disable Two-Step Verification on Pterodactyl
- How To Move Files In Pterodactyl
- How to Reinstall a Server
- How to Rename Your Pterodactyl Server
- How to Reset Your Pterodactyl Password
- How to Upload Files Through Pterodactyl
- How to use Git in Pterodactyl
- Using Pterodactyl Controls
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Game Hosting
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- Getting support with the Pterodactyl panel
- How To Change Pterodactyl Egg Version
- How To Connect To Pterodactyl Via SFTP
- How to create a file in Pterodactyl
- How to Enable/Disable Two-Step Verification on Pterodactyl
- How To Move Files In Pterodactyl
- How to Reinstall a Server
- How to Rename Your Pterodactyl Server
- How to Reset Your Pterodactyl Password
- How to Upload Files Through Pterodactyl
- Using Pterodactyl Controls
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How to use Git in Pterodactyl
Before you can use the Git integration, you must ensure that you have no files in your Pterodactyl file manager.
1. Log into your Pterodactyl panel
2. Go to the Start Up page

3. Populate the following fields:
– Git Repo Address: The url of your git repository
– Git Branch: The name of the branch that you want to pull
– Auto Update: Enable (this will do a git pull command when you start the server)
Apply the below as well if the Git repo is private
– Git Username: The username for your Git account
– Git Access Token: The access token used as a secure alternative to a password

4. Once the Git settings are applied, you will need to reinstall the server. Do this by following this guide: Reinstalling A Server
5. After the reinstall is complete, restart your bot, and it will pull from your Git repository.