406 results for «cPanel» (page 4 of 41)
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Git in cPanel: publishing your site from a repository
Anyone who works with Git knows the nuisance: the code is in a repository, the site is on the server, and between the two there is always somebody dragging files…
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Your first thirty minutes in cPanel
cPanel opens with dozens of icons, and nine out of ten you will never touch. This article walks you through the four that matter on day one, in order, and…
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Node.js in cPanel: choosing the version and using npm
In cPanel, Node.js is set up under “Setup Node.js App”. The tool offers 13 versions, from 10.24.1 to 24.x, and each application picks its own. The main point is this:…
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Running a Node.js script on a schedule in cPanel
To schedule a Node.js script in cPanel, create a Node.js application (to get the right version and the node_modules folder) and make the cron job call that environment’s node, with…
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Running a Python script on a schedule in cPanel
To run a Python script every day or every hour in cPanel, the recipe is: create a Python application (just to get the virtual environment with your libraries) and make…
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Making a full cPanel backup and downloading it
In cPanel, under Files, open Backup and choose to generate a full account backup. cPanel gathers everything into a single .tar.gz file in your home folder, and that is where…
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WebSockets and Socket.IO: what to expect on cPanel and on a VPS
A chat, a dashboard that updates by itself, live notifications: all of these need a connection that stays open between the browser and the server, instead of the usual request…
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PostgreSQL in cPanel: creating a database and connecting from PHP
On shared hosting PostgreSQL 13.23 is active and has tools in cPanel. Create the database and user under PostgreSQL Databases, link one to the other and, to talk to it…
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Node.js app in cPanel returns 503: the usual causes
A 503 error on an application created under “Setup Node.js App” almost always means the same thing: the server tried to start the application and it did not start, or…
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Putting a CodeIgniter application on cPanel hosting
A CodeIgniter application runs well on cPanel hosting, as long as the domain points at the application’s public folder and not at the project root. That is the one thing…





