Introduction: When errors occur on your website, it can be difficult to diagnose the issue without access to detailed error messages. By default, PHP error messages are often hidden for security reasons, but you can enable them easily using cPanel. In this guide, we will walk you through the steps to enable display errors for ..

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Prerequisites: Step1: Log into WHM. Step2: Navigate to “List Accounts” under the Account information Step3: Find the account you’d like to update. Step4: Click the “+” button on the far left of the account entry. Step5: Enter your new email address in the “Change Contact Email” field. Step6: Click on “Cha..

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Introduction: A hostname is a label assigned to a device connected to a computer network that is used to identify the device in various forms of electronic communication. Hostnames may be simple names consisting of a single word or phrase, or they may be structured strings that include multiple words or phrases separated by dots. ..

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A URL that leads to a directory that does not have an index file,  probably we can see a list of the files in the directory. This means indexing is turned on for that online folder. Leaving files publicly visible is a security and privacy risk. We can disable the directory listening in Cpanel in ..

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Prerequisite: Procedure: Step 1: Login to the server Step 2: Go to the website configuration file using the following command, $ sudo cd /etc/<webserver>/sites-available/domain.conf Step 3: Find the document root in the configuration file and enter into the document root directory, $ sudo cd /var/www/public_html/ Step 4: Edit the wp-config.php file using the below command, ..

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