Accessing uploaded files Overview By default, uploaded files are stored under /tmp, which is outside the pivot root of your account’s filesystem. These files may...
Accessing web page views and error messages Site statistics can be viewed, in raw form, through access logs available via /var/log/httpd/access_log. Likewise, errors that may arise from...
Changing PHP settings Overview Certain default PHP settings may be insufficient for an application. For example, it may be necessary to accept large file...
Detecting a web application Overview Supported web applications installed under your account may be detected by first selecting the subdomain or domain under Web...
Displaying errors on-screen for debugging Overview During early development of a PHP application or to debug a problem, errors should be displayed in-browser to help spot...
Handling a hijacked account Overview This is a general document on what happens when an account is compromised, how it is compromised, and policies...
I need to restart the web server… Overview During certain situations you may become confused with what is wrong with your site. For example, moving WordPress or...
Increasing max file upload size Overview By default, file uploads are restricted to less than 32 MB, on a server-by-server basis, to prevent abuse by...
Installing Laravel Overview Laravel is a PHP framework built around abstraction: do more with less coding. Laravel runs off PHP and MySQL....
Installing WordPress Overview WordPress is a popular content-publication software that can do everything from run a simple four-page web site to an eCommerce shop....