Website	Status	Action
{{ @vhost_array.virtualhost }}	{{ @vhost_array.status }}	Disable Enable Delete

System User	PHP Workers	Action
{{ @vhost_array.username }}	{{ @users_array.fpmmax }}	Edit User

Certificate	Expiration	Secured Hostnames	Action
{{ @cert_array.common }}	{{ @cert_array.end }}	{{ @cert_array.alternative | raw }}	Delete

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You need a Security Certificate. Click Here to add one now. You need a Security Certificate for {{ @vhost_array.virtualhost }}.
Before you can add one you must make the DNS change listed below. Once that's completed come back here and this message will change to an option to create a Security Certificate.
Note that after you add DNS records it can take some time for the changes to propagate and show up here.

{{ @dnsinfo.a.status }} A Record for {{ @vhost_array.virtualhost }}
Type:	A
Host:	{{ @vhost_array.virtualhost }}
Value:	{{ @dnsinfo.server_addr }}
TTL:	3600 (or default)
	This should be the only A record for {{ @vhost_array.virtualhost }}.

Verify CNAME Record for www.{{ @vhost_array.virtualhost }}
Type:	CNAME
Host:	www.{{ @vhost_array.virtualhost }}
Value:	{{ @vhost_array.virtualhost }}
TTL:	3600 (or default)
	This should be the only record for www.{{ @vhost_array.virtualhost }}. Note this admin did not check for this record, it may already exist.

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Remote Access
Protocol:	SFTP (SSH File Transfer Protocol)
Hostname:	{{ @vhost_array.virtualhost }}
Username:	{{ @vhost_array.username }}
Password:	{{ @users_array.passwd }} ← hover mouse here to reveal
Directory:	/srv/www/{{ @vhost_array.virtualhost }}/html/
Notes:	The above information can also be used for SSH access.

MySQL Database Info
Hostname:	{{ @mysqlinfo_array.hostname }}
Database:	{{ @mysqlinfo_array.database }}
Username:	{{ @mysqlinfo_array.username }}
Password:	{{ @mysqlinfo_array.password }} ← hover mouse here to reveal
phpMyAdmin:	https://{{ @vhost_array.virtualhost }}/phpMyAdmin https://{{ @HOST }}/phpMyAdmin
Notes:	phpMyAdmin requires a two-stage login process. First use the "Remote Access" info for the popup authentication. Then use the MySQL info for the database login page.