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There is no limit of the file size upload via the File Manager feature of your cPane.

The DDOS protection is a feature which we provide by default with all of the packages we are offering. This type of protection prevents your web-site/application from being target to large number of simultaneously communication requests to the resources of the application. One of the main features that we provide for preventing DDOS attacks targeted [...]

A hotlink protection is an option that prevents other web-sites to directly linking content to file types specified additionally  in the option’s configuration via cPanel -> Hotlink Protection. When the hotlink protection interface is displayed there can be seen a few settings that you should make in order to activate this option. The first setting [...]

First of all as we all know our servers are using the latest version of Cent OS which is Linux based operating system. As can be red in many documentations about both of the control panels, the better one for linux based operating systems is the cPanel control panel. It provides remarkable speed and very [...]

Our shared hosting environment uses a large amount of security tools which are preventing your account from compromising to hackers or abusive users. However in order to provide more security for your web-site you can consider the following options which will prevent most of the cases in which your account is compromised. -> When you [...]

An i-node is a record which relies on the hard drive of the server on which your account is hosted. Every i-node(record) contains information for one file or folder. This information includes the physical location of this file or folder and many more characteristics such as its size, access permissions and the type of the [...]

The awstats feature will provide you with visual statistics about the visitors of your web-site. This feature is located in your cPanel under the Awstats link. When you access it you will have the option to select for which domain associated with your account you want to browse statistics. By simply clicking on the little [...]

This error massage can be received only if you are using our resellers/VPS/Cloud/Dedicated server services. It is given if you are loged into a user account with the root user or a reseller user. In order to avoid it you should relog and login into the cPanel feature with the correct login credentials which belongs [...]

The HTTP error codes can be displayed for every http request made to the server depending on the error occurred. – 400 Bad Request – This error code can be received due the  bad structured http request to the server. Or in other words the web server to which you are sending this request cannot [...]

In order to create a  PhP redirect you should insert into the code of the .php file (somefile.php) from which you want the user to be redirected the following line: <?php header(‘Location: http://domain.com/folder/file.php’); ?> In this structure there are few things to be exlained. First of all the “header” is a base function in the [...]

No they are not due the fact that when you sign up with us your public_html folder is created with 750 permissions. These permissions allow all actions on the files for the user and only reading and executing permissions on the group which in most cases is the nobody group. For the other type of [...]

Yes, users are allowed to set permissions on the files and folders associated with their accounts. Generally there are two ways of performing a permission change. The first one is directly via the cPanel. When logged in the cPanel you should head to the File manager. Next you will have to navigate to the file/folder [...]

The default page for newly created accounts is displayed when there is nothing inserted as content in the filesystem. The location of this file is at the cPanel feature provided with all of the packages we offer. When the cPanel -> File Manager is accessed for the domain on which the default TMDHosting page  is [...]

In order to recreate your account you should simply submit a ticket to our suport department and request that service from our experienced and professional support team. Before you make that decision please make sure you have backed up all of the data you need due the fact that account recreation means that all of [...]

Usually this issue is caused by a temporary issue with the cPanel service. In order to be shown again you can simply go at the bottom of the panel and search for the tiny link called hide icons/show icons. By simply pressing it you will hide the icons if they are shown and then by [...]

The path to the curl binary is: /usr/bin/curl

A password protected directory usually asks one time for password. Most of the time the password protected directory is a subdirectory of the main public_html directory (public_html/subdir/subdir2/etc..). When the password protected directory is a subdirectory and there is some rewrite rules in it the server gets confused with all of these redirections and asks twice [...]

Your cPanel can easily be accessed through your Client Area->Services. Simply click on the cPanel button next to the domain you would like to access and a new window or tab should pop up in which you should automatically be logged in cPanel.

Only one log in account with access to your cPanel can exist at any given time, due to security reasons. We strongly advise against providing your cPanel log in credentials to third parties such as developers having to work on your website. Should you need to provide access to a developer for example, simply create [...]

If you are on a shared hosting package, this means that the Backup service will not be available from your cPanel account. This is because we cannot monitor closely all the different customers on the server and if someone has a large account and tries to generate a full backup, this will result in a [...]

If you have set up a redirect, but it fails to execute, you can try one of the two solutions below: 1.    Locate the redirect in the .htaccess file in the directory it is set for and move it to the top of the .htaccess file 2.    Rename your .htaccess file to htaccess and set [...]

There are several reasons why a cron job might not be working: 1.    The cron is using a faulty command line. 2.    The cron is trying to execute a file that does not exist 3.    The cron is being executed successfully, but is not sending reports either because no valid e-mail address was provided or [...]