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How to Fix Permissions on Your Hosting
Step 1: Access cPanel Log in to your cPanel account. In the main dashboard, locate and click on the "Terminal" option. Step 2: Run the Command to Adjust Permissions Copy and paste the following command into the Terminal: find ...
Track DNS
Network tools allow the user to find information about any domain or trace the path from the server on which the website resides to the computer from which they access cPanel. Step 1 Entered into your cPanel, in the “ADVANCED” tab, locate the “DNS ...
Virus Scanner
The virus scanner is used to check for possible threats on your hosting. Step 1 Logged into your cPanel, go to the “Advanced” section and locate the “Virus Scanner” item. Step 2 On this screen below you will choose which part of the hosting you want ...
MIME Types
MIME types tell browsers how to identify specific extensions. For example, the text/html MIME type is the same as the .htm, .html, and .shtml extensions on most servers, and it asks the browser to interpret all files with these extensions as HTML ...
Customize error pages
First you must access your cPanel: See how to obtain credentials and access cPanel through our article: Here Logged into your cPanel, locate the “Advanced” section and there locate the item “Error pages”; In step 1 you must select the domain you want ...
Indexes
The Indexes feature allows you to adjust the folder file listing permission for the web. Logged into your cPanel, select "Index". Then you will be directed to the list of folders of your hosting. You can browse them by name of each one next to the ...
Cron Jobs
Use cron jobs to automate certain commands or scripts on your website. Typically a cron task has a series of simple tasks that the system runs from a script file. Notice: You need to have a good knowledge of linux knowledge to use works cron ...
Popular Articles
Fatal error: Array and string offset access syntax with curly braces is no longer supported
You can come across this error when running a login application created by a security module generated before Scriptcase 9.8. This error occurs only in an environment with PHP 8 or superior because of a change in the array elements access, that now ...
Necessary libraries to install the Scriptcase in Windows 7
To install Windows 7 SP1, you need to verify that the system has the following items installed: * Visual C ++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio (2008) x86 and x64. * Visual C ++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio (2010) x86 and x64. ...
Setting password recovery in Scriptcase
To configure the password recovery, it's necessary to do some steps so that works correctly. To the recovery happens, will be necessary that you have and configure a SMTP server. After login, you'll access the menu Options > Settings > System ...
Using friendly URL
The friendly URL was included from Scriptcase 7, in order to make the URL, of the applications generated by Scriptcase, cleaner and easier to associate them with applications. For example, using friendly URLs the link to a Scriptcase application ...
Correcting access error for the Scriptcase database
Sometimes we encounter an error accessing the Scriptcase database itself, as shown in the image below: ADONewConnection: Unable to load database driver This problem happens when we change the folder name of the scriptcase to another name, such as ...
Recent Articles
How to update Scriptcase
How to update Scriptcase Step 1. On the cPanel home page, find the "Scriptcase" icon in the SOFTWARE section and click on the icon. Step 2. Select the desired Scriptcase installation for the update. Step 3. Select the "Update" option. Wait for the ...
How to open a ticket.
How to open a ticket. To open a ticket in the customer area of Scriptcase Host, follow these steps: 1. Access the client area at https://clientarea.scriptcase.host/clientarea.php. 2. Log in with your username and password. 3. In the menu, click on ...
How to Create an Upgrade/Downgrade Request
How to Create an Upgrade/Downgrade Request Within the client area, go to Services. Then, select the service you want to upgrade or downgrade and click on "Manage." In the "Actions" options on the right, click on "Create Upgrade/Downgrade Request." ...
Updating the Security Module to Support the New LDAP
LDAP is a widely used protocol for user management and authentication in corporate networks. It allows applications to connect to a centralized directory with Active Directory to validate credentials and obtain user information. In version 9.12, ...
Updating the Security Module to Support Google Login
With the replacement of the NCP protocol with the ARPANET TCP/IP protocol, the internet gained space to evolve constantly. As more people joined the internet, things needed to happen faster, making the evolution process almost exponential: the faster ...