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Showing posts with label Cpanel. Show all posts
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cPanel hooksadmin had an unknown error

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cPanel hooksadmin had an unknown error Did you get the error “hooksadmin had an unknown error” while you were trying to add the addon domain into your cPanel account? Here’s is a solution to get this fixed. This error mostly shows up due to incorrect resources allocated to your / any cPanel account by the “root” or the “reseller”. Fixing this error is quite simple, however, the method varies depending...

cPanel Error: Sorry, that domain is already setup (remove it from httpd.conf)

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cPanel Error: Sorry, that domain is already setup (remove it from httpd.conf) Have you received this error while trying to create an account in your WHM? You will find a lot of long methods to fix it online. However, I was pretty amazed to see the solution is very simple but not discussed anywhere. So I decided to drop a little post. All you have to do is, run the following commands in the Shell (SSH). /scripts/rebuildhttpdconf /scripts/restartsrv_httpd...

How to install PDO on cpanel-WHM servers with centOS

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How to install PDO on cpanel-WHM servers with centOS PDO is a component that is used by CMS scripts like joomla, drupal etc. Most of the web servers would not have it enabled by default. For some reason, cPanel guys have decided to switch it off by default. Hence, if you are a server administrator and get a complaint from a client stating they are getting “PDO” related errors, then here are the steps that you can follow to get it installed....

How to increase file upload limit wordpress on cPanel servers

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How to increase file upload limit wordpress on cPanel servers Have you ever faced this problem when you’re trying to upload some file, image or anything through your wordress admin interface and it shows an error displaying very low upload limit? Well, here’s the answer to the problem which should fix it immediately. Copy the global php.ini from /usr/lib/php.ini to /home/*accountnamehere*/public_html....