To determine the PHP version of a website, you can typically use one of the following methods: HTTP Headers: Use a command-line tool like `curl` or an online tool that fetches HTTP headers. Look for the `X-Powered-By` header, which often indicates the PHP version. Meta Generator Tag: View the page source (usually by right-clicking on […]
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Configuring FTP Passive ports range in cPanel
Configuring FTP Passive ports range in cPanel FTP uses two ports, a data port and a command port, to transfer information between a client and a server. During a typical active mode session, the command port uses port 21 and the data port uses port 20. When you use a passive mode, however, the data […]
cPanel Logs – Apache, Access, Email, Error, FTP, MySQL, WHM
cPanel Logs – Apache, Access, Email, Error, FTP, MySQL, WHM cPanel uses a graphical interface to make web hosting super easy, but there are command line tools you could familiarize yourself with for advanced troubleshooting. cPanel logs most activity that happens on a server to log files so you can go back and review log […]
How to enable and customize PHP-FPM directives for a domain/server wide
How to enable and customize PHP-FPM directives for a domain or server wide in cPanel What is PHP-FPM? PHP FastCGI Process Manager (PHP-FPM) is an alternative FastCGI daemon for PHP that makes a website capable of handling strenuous loads. By setting specific amounts of resources, it even allows a host to process a domain’s requests. […]