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Do you really still have a legitimate requirement for Frontpage that cannot be worked around? I would recommend instead moving away from Frontpage Extensions as they were discontinued 7 years ago n...
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There is always a risk with any upgrade and so you should dump your databases beforehand, however this is normally a very straightforward upgrade. I'd recommend actually upgrading to 5.5 afterwards...
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You can just install phpMyAdmin manually into a hosting account and then you can use whatever version you want and it will not be updated with cPanel updates, although do bear in mind then that the...
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I've got to be fair, we are seeing it disable itself sometimes so we have to re-enable it again afterwards. Nothing wrong with the destination FTP server at all and you can always re-validate it im...
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Yes, from the table linked to above you will get PHP v7.2 onwards, however these are end of life and therefore have an associated security risk. In my opinion your time would be better spent either...
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Not from a cPanel supported perspective - your easiest option is to use CloudLinux which will provide a supported earlier version of PHP, but personally I'd look anyway to update your side code to ...
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You can fix this by restarting the firewall and then restarting solr. Assuming you are using CSF, the following should work: csf -r /scripts/restartsrv_cpanel_dovecot_solr
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We've seen this issue occur a number of times on new AlmaLinux installs when it first boots after the install and went round in circles trying to resolve it. Interestingly, the issue isn't present ...
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It's a pain - we get plenty of these too. Just feels like another upsell of a group product
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It very much depends on your code and what it uses. PHP provides a summary of the differences here: PHP: Migrating from PHP 7.3.x to PHP 7.4.x - Manual. If you switch version, just test your site a...