335 results for «cPanel» (page 28 of 34)
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Security headers explained: what they do and how to add them in .htaccess
The short answer: security headers are small instructions your site sends the browser with every page (“do not let anyone put me inside another site”, “do not guess the type…
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php -v in SSH shows another version than your site: running the PHP you chose
The php command you type in the Terminal or over SSH is not required to be the version you chose for the site. The site uses what you set in…
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A table marked as crashed: what it means and how to repair it
The message Table is marked as crashed and should be repaired means a table, almost always of the MyISAM type, has an inconsistent file, usually because something stopped halfway through…
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Fixing “Allowed memory size exhausted”
The full message reads “Allowed memory size of … bytes exhausted (tried to allocate … bytes)”. It means a single request tried to use more memory than PHP’s memory_limit allows.…
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Why a backup is huge or fails, and how to make it smaller
A huge backup is almost never “the site”: it is what has piled up around the site. Cache folders, old copies forgotten in the account, error files that kept growing,…
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A cron job that does not run or sends no output: a checklist
Most of the time the cron job does run, and fails for one of six reasons: an incomplete path, an unprotected % sign, the wrong PHP version, a script without…
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Hosting an AI agent: why it needs a VPS and not shared hosting
An AI agent that runs on your own server (such as OpenClaw) is a program that has to stay running all the time, have root access and be reachable on…
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SSH on your hosting account: keys instead of passwords, and staying safe
The short answer: SSH gives you a command line on your account, and it is as powerful as it is dangerous if the password is weak. The safe way is…
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Cron schedule examples: every 15 minutes, weekdays at 8, the first of the month
A cron schedule has five fields, in this order: minute, hour, day of the month, month and day of the week. An asterisk means “every”. The rest is learnt from…
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What a backup does not include: DNS, cron jobs, certificates and outside services
A copy only holds what lives inside the account, and only what that kind of copy picks up. Many people find out the rest on the day they need to…





