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How to Remove a Custom EasyApache 4 Profile

cPanel includes a few default EasyApache 4 profiles that allow you to easily provision one listed under Available Profiles in WHM. Alternatively, you can customize your own configuration and save a custom profile to include in WHM’s list of Available Profiles. If you no longer wish to keep your custom profile, you can delete the Read More >

How to Redirect Primary Domain to a Subdirectory

By default, your primary domain document root is set as the public_html directory. This is where you can place live website files for serving to the web. Any files in this directory will be rendered and served as part of a website. However, in some cases, a situation may arise in which a document root Read More >

IP Rotation Maintenance

In this article: Why is this Happening? How does this affect me? Troubleshooting Why is this Happening? Our goal is to make sure our customers are online as much as possible. In the event of an outage with one of our internet service providers, systems are in place that allow us to failover to a Read More >

Installing suPHP with mod_suphp using EasyApache 4

In This Tutorial: Install suPHP Change PHP Handler Confirm Changes suPHP is one of a few PHP Handlers availble to choose from. suPHP runs as a CGI module and its major benefits are stronger security and easy permissions management. In this guide, you will learn how to install suPHP with mod_suphp using EasyApache 4. NOTE: Read More >

Website Performance Test

This tool uses an open source program called Lighthouse from Google to audit the performance of your site. It will give you a simple breakdown of how your site performs and how quickly it becomes usable to the end user. By using this test you can see how changes or optimizations to your site have Read More >

Install a WordPress Beta Version

In This Tutorial: Install Beta Plugin Configure Beta Plugin Update WordPress If you would like to test and learn about upcoming WordPress version releases, you can update WordPress to a current Beta Version. WordPress Beta Versions are available by installing and configuring the WordPress Beta Tester Plugin. In this guide you will learn how to Read More >

How to Set Up a WordPress Auto Password Rotation Script

Part of regular WordPress maintenance is password rotation. Once in a while, it is best advised to update your WordPress password. In this article, we’ll show you how you can create a script to automate WordPress password rotation process and send you an email with the new password. WordPress Auto Password Rotation Script In order Read More >

How to Create a GPG Key

In this article, we’ll show you how to create a GPG key on your computer or on your server in order to take advantage of the benefits of public key cryptography. Since cryptography is a very broad topic, this article is limited to showing you how to create a key. However, the basics of using Read More >

How to Use the is_preview() Function

In this article, we will introduce the WordPress is_preview() function. This is how you can effectively edit what content is generated when you preview a page or post. Most commonly, this can be used to differentiate the preview page from published pages. This is especially helpful if you are using something like Google analytics to Read More >

How to Save a Custom EasyApache 4 Profile

In This Tutorial: Convert Save Upload Using EasyApache 4 (EA4), you can easily manipulate the configuration for PHP and Apache by installing various modules and extensions that may be required for your website. EA4 comes with a few default configurations called Profiles. These profiles are custom configuration templates that include specific PHP and Apache modules Read More >

How to Create a Random Posts Shortcode

In the course of developing your WordPress site, you have likely considered the importance of site navigation. Once users have visited your site, the goal is to provide more opportunities for the user to find other valuable content beyond the page they have landed on. This is why many WordPress themes come with sidebars and Read More >

How do I use HTTP/2 for my website?

For the most part, using HTTP/2 is a transparent process. If you’re on a shared server with InMotion Hosting, it has already been implemented for servers using CENTOS 6/7 – which means 99% of the servers being used. If you’re on a shared server hosting plan and find yourself on one of the only servers Read More >

Flushing your Firewall Rules from AMP

This guide will show you how to flush the rules from the firewall on your Cloud VPS from your AMP. You would only want to do this for troubleshooting or to regain access to your server as this could leave your server vulnerable to attacks. This will not delete the rules from your firewall, it Read More >

How to Manage DNS from AMP for Cloud Server

In this tutorial: Adding a Domain Using the Zone Editor In this guide we will show you how to manage your DNS through your AMP for your Cloud Server. To use the DNS editor in AMP you need to ensure your domain is pointed to our nameservers. If you registered your domain through us it Read More >

How to Regenerate Thumbnails in WordPress

There may be times when you have to regenerate thumbnails in your WordPress site. Typically, this should be done after modifying a theme or changing image dimensions. In this tutorial, we will show you how to regenerate thumbnails in WordPress using the free Regenerate Thumbnails plugin. Install Regenerate Thumbnails Plugin The first step is installing Read More >

How to Set MX Records using the cPanel Zone Editor

The mail exchanger (MX) records are DNS entries that indicate where email is being processed. If you are using the default settings for both hosting your website and handling your email, then you don’t need to change the MX records. However, if you intend to keep your old email service after moving your website, or Read More >

Installing DSO with mod_ruid2 using EasyApache 4

In This Tutorial: Install DSO/mod_ruid2 Confirm DSO Available Set DSO Handler Dynamic Shared Object (DSO) is an Apache module that is used to handle PHP scripts. It is one of a few PHP Handlers available to choose from. Its major benefits are speed and the ability to use OpCode caching. When implemented with the Apache Read More >