335 results for «cPanel» (page 24 of 34)
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php.ini and .user.ini: where to set a value and what applies where
For a value that suits the whole account, use the Options tab of Select PHP Version. For a value that only suits one folder, put a .user.ini file in that…
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The free SSL certificate did not renew: why AutoSSL fails and what to check
The short answer: the free certificate that comes with the account (AutoSSL, from Let’s Encrypt) is issued and renewed by itself, but only if the server can prove the domain…
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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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Connecting to MySQL from PHP: mysqli and PDO, with a working example
PHP has two ways of talking to the database: mysqli (MySQL and MariaDB only) and PDO (which also serves PostgreSQL and others). For a new project PDO is the safe…
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Connecting n8n to e-mail: SMTP and IMAP
For n8n to send e-mail you use SMTP; to read it, IMAP. Either way n8n signs in to a mailbox like any e-mail program: it needs the server, the port,…
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Environment variables and secrets for your application
An environment variable is a value the application reads from outside the code: the database password, an API key, the address of a service. You keep it out of the…
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File Manager, FTP, SFTP or Git: which way to upload your site
For a small change, use the cPanel File Manager. To upload a whole site or many files, use SFTP (or FTP over TLS) with a program such as FileZilla. For…
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Switching a PHP extension on or off in Select PHP Version
In cPanel, open Select PHP Version (the Software section), pick the PHP version, open the Extensions tab and tick or untick the extension’s box. That is all, and it takes…
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CPU, RAM and disk I/O in plain words: what each one limits on your site
On shared hosting your account lives in a compartment with ceilings of its own for processor (CPU), memory (RAM) and disk reads and writes (I/O). They exist so a noisy…
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Running a Flask or FastAPI application
Flask runs on shared hosting with no tricks: it speaks WSGI, and that is what the Passenger behind “Setup Python App” expects. FastAPI is different: it speaks ASGI, and Passenger…





