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For the server SSL it's going to be the cPanel/Sectigo one by default if you let it. There is not built in method to put a Let's Encrypt cert for the server, but some people have found a way to d...
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Great - those are exactly the errors I expected to happen. You'll want to make sure the permissions on the files are 644 and then those errors will stop happening. If the files themselves have t...
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If you have root access to the server you could run this command to perform that work while you load the page on the site causing the issues: tail -f /etc/apache2/logs/error_log That will let yo...
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It's interesting that the latest web logs would be from December 12. Are you checking the main /etc/apache2/logs/error_log file when you are referencing the "latest web server error log messages"...
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I don't believe either of those messages would be related to your error, as the first is just a notification letting you know it's processing data, and the second is a warning, but not an actual e...
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To add to the above, if you have too many permissions allowed to a file or directory, such as setting 777 on a file, and you are using suPHP, you'll see something like this in the Apache log on th...
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All files are 644 and folders 755, working well on CGI.. But on suPHP many websites have permissions errors. I don't know where to look for fixes.. I noticed if I change the permission to 777, thin...
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Make sure you have mod_suexec installed as well. mod_suexec is installed. The probems triggered exactly when I change the PHP handler from CGI to suphp. Lots of folders are restricted and canno...
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You can run this command to get details on just the processes in the sleep state: mysql -e "show processlist"|grep -c Sleep Unless there is a very large number of those sleep processes, they usu...
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Hey there! If you are seeing MySQL using a lot of CPU, I like to run this command: mysqladmin proc status as that will show the MySQL queries on the server in real-time, allowing you to see if ...