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title: Shared webhosting
description: Install ThemeParkPanel on shared webhosting.
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date: 2022-08-28T18:04:31.507Z
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# Shared Webhosting
This guide will guide you through the installation of ThemeParkPanel on a shared webhosting.
*It assumes your hosting is using DirectAdmin. If your hosting does not use DirectAdmin, please ask your hosting to do specific things if you are unsure.*
## 1. MySQL database
1. Click on `MySQL Management` under **Account Manager** in the left sidebar.
2. Click on `Create New Database` on the right sidebar.
![Control Panel buttons](/screenshot_108.png =95%x)
3. Fill in the details. Think of a name for the database and user, like `themeparkpanel`. It's recommended to generate a strong password.
![Filling in Database details](/screenshot_109.png)
> **Make sure to safe the entered details somewhere, because you need them later!**
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4. **Click on the name of the database.** Then add `%` to the **Access Hosts**. Click on **Add New**. This makes sure your Minecraft server can also access the database.
![Adding Access Host](/download_(7).png)
5. Open phpMyAdmin (most of the time this can be found under **Extra Features** in the sidebar). Click on the name of your database in the sidebar. Then click on **Import** in the top menu. Click on **Choose file** and upload the provided `ThemeParkPanel.sql` file. Finish by clicking on **Import**.
![screenshot_110.png](/screenshot_110.png =60%x)
## 2. Uploading the files