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Log in to Wordpress Admin Panel without username and password using Softaculous in Cpanel
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Softaculous users can now directly login to the installation’s admin panel from Softaculous Enduser Panel without the need to enter admin username and password.
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Log into cPanel as the user that installed the WordPress website (in Softaculous).
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In the cPanel search bar, type soft.
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Click on the Softaculous icon.
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In the header, to the right, click on the All Installations icon.
- On the Scripts Installations page find the website listed. Click on the user icon: to the right of the website you are logging into, under the Admin column.
- You will be logged in directly without the need to enter the username and password if the above setting is unchecked as shown in the image below:
If you do not want your users to be able to sign in directly to the installation’s admin panel using Auto Login feature from Softaculous Enduser Panel, you may disable the same from Softaculous Admin Panel.
Go to Softaculous Admin Panel -> Settings -> General Settings In Enduser Panel Setting Section -> Disable Auto Login.
Initially this setting is unchecked which means that the user can directly enter the script’s admin panel from Softaculous EndUser Panel without entering the admin username and password. Check this option in order to disable Sign On.
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- In the below image you can see the above stated option. Check this option to disable auto login to the installation from Softaculous.
- Then click on Edit Settings at the bottom to save the changes.
- Notice from Softaculous will be displayed stating The settings were saved successfully.
If the setting is checked, user will be redirected to a page where he is required to enter the username and password to login to the script’s Admin Panel
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