318 results for «cPanel» (page 21 of 32)
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Recovering the Joomla administrator password
You cannot get into /administrator any more. There are three ways back, and they are worth trying in this order: the first needs nothing, the second needs cPanel, the third…
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MIME types and custom error pages
Two small subjects, two tools in the same panel, and between them they settle complaints that look mysterious: the browser downloads a file instead of opening it, and visitors get…
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Installing Moodle for online training
Moodle is the most widely used distance learning platform in the world: courses, cohorts, materials, quizzes, grades and course forums. It installs from the Softaculous Apps Installer in cPanel, and…
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Calendars and contacts on your own domain
You have e-mail on your own domain, but the company diary still lives in somebody’s personal account at another company, and the contact list is on whichever phone answers the…
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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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A blank page in PHP: how to see the error
A white page means PHP hit a fatal error and is set not to show it. That is the right setting for a public site, which is why the error…
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Where console.log and print output goes, and how to read your app logs
On your computer, console.log (Node.js) and print (Python) show up on screen. A server has no screen, and the question is where they went. The short answer: on shared hosting,…
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Keeping a Node.js app running on a VPS with PM2
If you run node app.js in an SSH session, the application dies when the session closes, and does not return if the server reboots. PM2 is a process manager for…
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Backing up with mysqldump and pg_dump, and restoring the copy
Over SSH, you copy a MySQL or MariaDB database with mysqldump and a PostgreSQL database with pg_dump. Each produces a file you restore with mysql or with psql/pg_restore. It is…
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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…





