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I'm relatively new to Laravel. I'm confused on what is the proper way to deploy a Laravel 5.5 app to a Godaddy cPanel shared hosting. I've read multiple posts on the subject and they give conflicting advice. Part of what I'm not clear on is do I copy all my files to the server and then run the following composer commands?: composer install --optimize-autoloader and php artisan config:cache I get the part where I should create a folder on the server outside of the public_html folder, placing all of the app files there except what is in the app's public subfolder. If I want to run the app from a

Im trying to automate the installation of some custom software using cpanel/whm and postwwwacct php script.This requires files to be copied to the users public_html folder then edit the config and set eh file permissions. So far so good, no issues. When trying to create the database im running into some problems. $db_create= $opts['user']. '_lol'; $db_host="immersion-networks.com"; include("xmlapi.php"); $xmlapi = new xmlapi($db_host); $xmlapi->password_auth("".$opts['user']."","".$opts['pass'].""); $xmlapi->set_debug(1);//output actions in the error log 1 for true and 0 false $xmlapi->set

I use cPanel for hosting my website. I have noticed that if anyone who visits my website happens to be a web developer, he can always reach my cPanel Login page via mydomain.com:2082 , mydomain.com/cpanel , etc.. It is better to not let the visitors know what control panel I use. I want to disable these URLs. To myself log in to cpanel, I will use the alternate URL provided by my Web Host which is something like a.myhost.com/cpanel . As a work around, I also changed the main domain and added my main website as an addon domain. But even that didn't work and addondomain.com:2082 and addondomain

This question already has an answer here: MySQLI 28000/1045 Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost' 2 answers i uploaded my php config code to my server befirstw on cpanel ...under the public html .. my php file is <?php $dbhost = "befirstwin.com"; $dbname = "befirstw_intlgent"; $dbuser = "befirstw_intelli"; $dbpass = "Ngcp1988$ "; $connection = mysqli_connect($dbhost, $dbuser, $dbpass, $dbname); if(mysqli_connect_errno()) { die("database connection failed: " . mysql_connect_error() . "(" . mysql_connect_errno() .")" ); } $username = isset($_GET['username']) ? $_GET['username'] : '';

I know there are questions with similar titles here but none seem to work for me hence the reason to create a new question. So here's the problem, i have a site that works perfectly on localhost where i am sure has PDO support but after uploading on my shared hosting i get the Symfony \ Component \ Debug \ Exception \ FatalErrorException (E_UNKNOWN) Class 'PDO' not found the solutions here all involve editing php.ini and installing PDO however, i am on a shared hosting without access to php.ini file or ssh. I am using laravel 5.5, php version 7.2 with a voyager backend. here's what my

I am new to PHP and server-side operations so asking this basic question here. I found a lot of similar questions and answers here but I fail to achieve what I want. How can I write my htaccess file to produce these results? Dynamic URL: mysite.com/app.php?appname=example-name&appid=numeric-id URL I want: mysite.com/app/example-name/numeric-id Try this in your .htaccess file RewriteEngine On RewriteRule ^app/(.*)/(.*)/?$ /app.php?appname=$1&appid=$2 [QSA,NC,L] EDIT : RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{THE_REQUEST} app\.php\?appname=(.*?)&appid=([0-9]+) [NC] RewriteRule ^ /app/%1/%2? [R=302,L]

Can I deploy a Spring-Boot application on godaddy using Web hosting and cPanel? Thanks. No. If you're using Web hosting (shared) plans according to Godaddy details . I Suggest the answer from Amir Al . For more information: Web hosting (Shared) usually limits the Web technology you can use. However, they're cheap and easy to set up a Wordpress, Drupal, Joomla etc. So, if you use spring-boot , search Java web hosting Virtual Private Server (VPS) and Dedicated Server will unlock the web hosting limitation because you have to do it by yourself. However, if you're not familiar with Linux (Ex.