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Introduction HTTP/2 improves website performance by enabling faster and more efficient communication between the server and browsers. In WHM, you can enable HTTP/2 using EasyApache 4. Prerequisites Implementation Step 1:Log in to WHM. Step 2: Step 3: In the Currently Installed Packages section, click Customize Step 5: Conclusion By enabling the mod_http2 module through EasyApache ..

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Introduction A 403 Forbidden error occurs when the web server understands the request but refuses to allow access to the requested directory or file. This issue commonly appears when trying to access a subdirectory through a browser, especially on Apache or Nginx web servers hosted on cPanel/WHM servers. The error may occur due to: This ..

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Introduction Roundcube Webmail allows users to organize emails efficiently using folders. Creating folders in the Roundcube interface helps manage emails by separating important messages into categories such as Work, Personal, Clients, or Projects. This guide explains the step-by-step process to create folders in Roundcube Webmail through the cPanel webmail interface. Prerequisites Before creating folders in ..

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Introduction In cPanel hosting environments, addon domains and subdomains are usually created inside the public_html directory by default. While this setup works, it can become difficult to manage when hosting multiple websites under a single account. Placing document roots outside of public_html provides better organization, improved security, and easier maintenance. Each website can have its ..

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Introduction When uploading large files to your website, you may encounter PHP upload size restrictions. This limitation is controlled by the upload_max_filesize directive in PHP configuration settings. By increasing this value in cPanel, you can allow larger file uploads for applications such as WordPress, Joomla, or custom PHP websites. Follow the steps below to increase ..

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Introduction In cPanel, you may need to convert an existing standalone cPanel account into an addon domain under another hosting account. This is commonly done to consolidate hosting accounts and simplify management. Prerequisites Before starting, ensure: Implementation 1) Backup the entire account you wish to convert (using cPanel’s Full Backup feature) and save the backup ..

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