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Experiencing a WordPress critical error? Learn why your website displays “There has been a critical error on this website” and how to resolve the technical issue noted in the WordPress error email, including details about the E_ERROR message.

This article explains how domains are managed in cPanel, including what domains represent within the hosting environment, how they are used, how they differ from domain registration, and how to add a new domain to your account.

This article explains how to use the Redirects feature in cPanel to forward one URL to another. It also covers redirect types, how to add or remove redirects, and how cPanel applies redirect rules automatically.

This guide explains how to transfer or change the ownership of a hosting product in your Crazy Domains account. It walks you through the steps required to update the registrant details and submit a Change of Hosting Ownership (CHO) request.

This article explains what Linux hosting is and how it is used to run websites. It also describes when it is commonly used and how it differs from other hosting environments.

This article provides an overview of how to begin using Linux hosting. It outlines the key areas you need to set up and manage, with links to separate articles that contain detailed steps.

This article provides an overview of how to manage your Site Backup service, including purchasing, accessing, scheduling backups, restoring data, and monitoring storage usage.

This article explains what Windows hosting is and how it is used to run websites and applications. It also describes when it is typically used.

This article explains how to access and use Plesk in a Windows-based hosting environment.

This article explains how to change the primary domain associated with your Linux hosting account. It helps you update the main domain used for your website and hosting configuration.

It will take minor tweaks and possible troubleshooting to fix a faulty website. Read on to learn more.

If you notice an incorrect time in your PHP scripts, you may change it by following these guidelines.

Fix Internal Server Error or 500 Internal Server Error on WordPress by following these guidelines.

If you've just purchased your Web Hosting, it may still be pending setup due to security credit check, which takes up to 24 hours.

A database connection error means that something on your site is unable to communicate with the MySQL database to retrieve data.

This article explains how to install an SSL certificate in Plesk and apply it to a website hosted on your server. It also outlines the required certificate components and how they are used during installation.

This article explains how to install an SSL certificate in cPanel and correctly apply it to a website hosted on your account. It also covers the required certificate components and how to verify the installation. 

The Hosting Manager Web Space Viewer will allow you to view an overview of all available storage.

A 500 Internal Server Error on your website is a generic error that can occur for a number of different reasons.

This allows you to store sensitive material online and restrict the material to authorised users only.

Email spoofing is how spammers and phishers use your Domain in email headers to make it look like you sent the message.

This article provides step-by-step instructions on how to generate a Certificate Signing Request (CSR) using cPanel for SSL certificate requests.

These are some of the most often used commands to remotely control your server using a shell program.

This article provides step-by-step instructions on how to generate a Certificate Signing Request (CSR) using Plesk for SSL certificate requests.

This article describes how to enable AutoSSL in cPanel. It explains the steps to manually run AutoSSL, verify that SSL certificates are issued for the desired domains or subdomains, and provides troubleshooting guidance for common validation issues, such as existing certificates, DNS records, and .htaccess configuration.