The problem of logging out of cPanel with the message "IP address has changed" is often related to the browser cache or DNS cache in the router. Here is what the problems look like in this case: Here is the solution with detailed instructions: 1. Clearing the browser cache Browser cache can cause authentication problems in cPanel. Clear the cache and cookies in your browser according to
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CageFS is part of CloudLinux. And in every cPanel account, among the "hidden" folders, there is also a .cagefs folder that is used to store temporary files. This may seem like a problem if you notice that your account is running out of space even though the site is only 200mb, for example. Temporary files are created while working on the site. The simplest example is [...]
Although the flow nowadays is unlimited or not a problem due to various site optimizations and possible higher traffic it can still be a problem for the site. One of the bigger problems why is it a problem although it is unlimited the reason is very simple, it means something is not working or someone is abusing your site
No matter how great and easy to use the automatic backup is, it is performed at a predetermined time, and sometimes you need to create a backup right before updating your site or making some changes on the site. This is where manual backup comes into play. First of all, you need to log in to cPanel and then find the Backup option.
You can activate SSH by logging in to the client panel (Guide to accessing the client panel). After logging in, click the Edit button next to your hosting account where you want to activate SSH. If you have more than one hosting account and the one you want to activate is not on the first page, you will see the link view all hostig
If you have an error during the operation of the site that it is a critical error or Allowed memory size of... it means that you need to change the corresponding parameters in PHP.INI. To get there you need to log into cPanel. We find the option MultiPHP INI Editor, we simply start typing in the upper corner Multi and it will come out
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PHP-CLI uses system values as well as the system version which is probably not the one you are looking for and hence you are getting some errors. In order to use other php versions in the terminal in cpanel you have to type ea-phpXX where XX is the php version. Let's say when we type And if we need a larger version, we type This enables the use of the desired php version.
When you use php commands through the terminal, it reads the system and not the local php.ini, therefore every setting locally is not read. In order to enable the php command to read the local php.ini file along with its options, you need to add the path of that php.ini file. For a list and help with php commands, you have the command To order
There are many benefits to using the latest PHP version. The most important of all are: speed and safety. Each new php version uses significantly less code, and the one that exists is optimized and thus the site without any changes, and using the newer PHP version is much faster. This can be noticed the most if, for example, an outdated one is used
Setting up a laravel application is basically the same as any other site say wordpress. It consists of files and a database (if it uses a database). The only drawback of the Laravel application can be in its plugins if there are those that require more permissions than shared hosting (cPanel) can provide. But in most cases it is
