rbairwell
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Have you got root/WHM access to the server or just standard cPanel user access (via port 2083?) If you are a "standard user", it'll be worth contacting your webhost for assistance as my "gut feelin...
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I can visit my websites now and they work fine There's at least one configuration problem then. I've just tried going to Website test: www.howard.codes the "Same website on IPv6 and IPv4" is com...
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TL;DR: Your server is not currently recognising
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If you have WHM access as root, you should still be able to add those via either DNS Functions->"Add a DNS Zone" or DNS Functions->"Park a Domain" (along with being able to create an account using ...
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You'll want a .htaccess rule in Apache to setup these rewrites. I think this should do the job: RewriteEngine on RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^www\.example\.com$ [NC] RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^/fo...
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I can confirm this is an issue on Windows 10 Pro using Firefox 105.0.3 (64-bit) and 106.0 (64-bit) both with no extensions - using Ctrl+V on Windows does NOT paste into the X-Term Terminal Window ...
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I assume you are doing something like rsync -avz -e ssh /home/username/* account@example.com:/home/newusername/ ? If so, try removing the asterisk ( rsync -avz -e ssh /home/username/ account@exampl...
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Thank you, I have this problem fixed. Glad to hear it! Any chance you can let us know what the problem was and/or what you did to fix it just in case others have the same issue? Thanks!
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I would first try comparing the files to see if they are actually identical (you can do this in Windows 10+ by opening a command prompt and entering "CertUtil -hashfile MD5" for both files - if th...
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At a guess then, I would assume the sending host does not have an MX record setup on their domain and their primary server on the hostname doesn't accept mail - therefore when your server is trying...