415 results for «cPanel» (page 24 of 42)
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Installing PrestaShop
PrestaShop sits between OpenCart and Magento: it arrives with catalogue, promotions, carriers and tax rules already built, without Magento's weight. For most shops starting out, it is the most balanced…
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The most common WHMCS problems, and what causes them
Almost everything that goes wrong in a WHMCS falls into one of five families: the PHP loader, the licence, the scheduled job, the server link, and e-mail. Knowing that halves…
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Installing Magento for an online shop
Magento is the heaviest shop platform in the cPanel installer. It installs in minutes like the others, but it does not behave like the others: it uses far more memory,…
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Installing WHMCS on your account
The install itself is short. What usually goes wrong is everything done before and after it, which is why this article spends more lines on the ends than on the…
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Installing OpenCart
OpenCart is the lightest of the three shop platforms in the installer. It goes up in a minute, needs no extra PHP extension at all, and holds up well on…
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"Unlimited": what really is unlimited, and what has a limit
The plan tables carry columns that say Unlimited. The word is true in the sense that no counter stops you, but all of this sits on a disk that has…
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File upload fails with failed to open stream or move_uploaded_file: the causes, in order
The file reaches the server, PHP stores it in a temporary folder and your code tries to move it to its final place with move_uploaded_file(). If that step fails, the…
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WordPress permalinks and the 404 that follows
You changed the permalinks, moved the site or updated something, and now only the home page opens: everything else returns a 404 error. Almost always the content is fine. What…
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Do you need a VPS for n8n? What shared hosting cannot do
Yes: to run n8n on a server of your own you need a VPS (or a dedicated server) with root access. It cannot be done on a shared hosting plan,…
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Deploying a Node.js or Python app from Git: pull, install, restart
Publishing over FTP works, until the day you forget a file. With Git, deployment becomes the same sequence every time: pull the code, install the dependencies, restart. On a PHP…





