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  • Can Yayo

    some checklist for problems:

    • Check PHP Error Logs:

      • Go to cPanel > Metrics > Errors to see any error messages.
      • Also, check the error_log file in the root directory via File Manager.
    • Enable Full Error Reporting:

      • In cPanel > Select PHP Version > PHP Options, turn on display_errors and set error_reporting = E_ALL.
      • Alternatively, create a .user.ini file in the root directory with:
        ini
        display_errors = On error_reporting = E_ALL
    • Check File Permissions:

      • Ensure files have 644 and directories have 755 permissions. Right-click and check permissions in File Manager.
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  • quietFinn

    Is the PHP version for that domain in the new server same as it was in the old server?

     

     

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  • cPRex Jurassic Moderator

    The best place to check is always the cPanel >> Errors page as that would show any errors showing up for your sites.  Do you see anything helpful there?

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  • Unnamed User

    @Can Yayo i did all but all was empty honestly

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  • Unnamed User

    @quietFinn  i not sure what it was, there is any way i able check? cause i hvae not anymore access to old server

     

    Thanks.

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  • Unnamed User

    @cPRex all is empty honestly :(

     

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  • cPRex Jurassic Moderator

    Do you have root access to the server or just cPanel access?  If you only have access to your one account you'll need to contact the hosting provider to have them check the system.

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