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How can I Increase PHP memory limit in cPanel
This guide is applicable for the cPanel servers which have Cloudlinux installed and Cloudlinux's php selector is enabled. To increase php memory limit, login to your cPanel and the follow these steps. Click on "Select PHP Version" on cPanel under Software ...
How can I change php version and install extensions
This guide is applicable for the cPanel servers which have Cloudlinux installed and Cloudlinux's php selector is enabled. Login to your cPanel and the follow these steps. Click on "Select PHP Version" on cPanel under Software section. If You want to chang...
How to login to Wordpress
You can access your WordPress admin using two methods: 1. Using WordPress Login Information To access the admin panel via WordPress login credentials, follow these steps: Open the WordPress login page: https://yourwebsite.com/wp-admin Enter your WordPres...
Using Redis Object cache on Wordpress
Creating a Redis cache instance on your cPanel for WordPress can significantly improve your website's performance by caching the database queries or objects. Below is a guide on how to use it with WordPress using either the LiteSpeed Cache plugin or the Redis ...
Implementing Adsterra Code on WordPress
Problem Summary Users experience a 403 Forbidden error when attempting to add Adsterra ad codes in WordPress, triggered by Imunify360 identifying the code as potential malware. Moreover, these codes are also removed during weekly database scans and file edits...
How to Bind IP Locally with a Domain Using the Hosts File
When you purchase a domain or update DNS records, it may take some time for the changes to propagate globally. However, you can bind the domain to your server’s IP address locally using the hosts file on your computer. This allows you to access your site even ...
Identify and Fix performance issues on wordpress site
If you're experiencing slow website performance, this guide will help you identify and address the issues using the tools available in your cPanel account. 1. Monitoring Resource Usage Accessing Resource Usage: Go to your cPanel dashboard and navigate to...
Static 404 page to minimze resource usage during bruteforce attacks
Introduction: In WordPress, dynamic 404 error pages are generated for non-existent URLs, which can consume server resources and impact website performance during high traffic or brute force attacks. To mitigate this issue, Middlehost developed a lightweight pl...