This calendar is protected. Enter the username and password to continue.
This calendar uses server-side authentication and shared server storage. Authorized devices load the same calendar data. Your password is verified by the server and is never stored in plaintext.
On a new server this restores the saved calendar and its old login credentials. SMTP settings are intentionally not included and can be re-entered afterward.
Plan shoots and publishing across any month, past or future.
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The Notify button now sends directly from the server using the SMTP account configured under Backups. Enter the destination addresses for task notifications here.
Change the shared calendar username and password. Your calendar tasks are stored separately, so changing credentials does not rewrite or erase task data.
Create encrypted portable backups, retain the latest 30 copies outside the website folder, and email one automatically each day through your SMTP account.
For cPanel email, use the exact Outgoing Server, port and SSL/TLS mode shown in cPanel → Email Accounts → Connect Devices. Do not assume the website hostname is the SMTP server. The SMTP username must be a real mailbox that exists in cPanel.
Backup Recovery Password
Use a separate password (minimum 16 characters). It encrypts the portable .ctbackup files. The server stores only a derived backup key, not this recovery password.
Restoring replaces the current authentication/calendar with the selected backup. A safety copy of the current files is created first.
cPanel Cron Job
After saving SMTP settings, add the command below in cPanel → Cron Jobs and run it once daily.
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