Bailey

Have you considered contributing to our wiki?

Make sure you are closing you connections after opening them as this means theoretically you can connect at anytime on 6+ browsers simultaneously because you would have closed them after doing what is needed.

No, they need to be 644. And all PHP versions are the same. It's what Apache uses to display files. They can't be executable by anyone other wise I believe they are seen as programs not `.php` files.

Go to "MultiPHP" in cPanel and pick the version you need. I wouldn't use the Apache handler.

(Post a link for people on mobile)

Yeah, I though it was that and mentioned it on the discord server this morning... but no one answered. lol.

It will be in about 5 minutes so if you want to start developing it (or installing it) depending on what you actually want to do with it. It should work by the time you're finnished.

It should be, I'll just check

I doubt he'll be able to test it seems he's extremely busy.

When your change from your test site to your main website, be sure to change the PHP from 5.4 to 7.2 also.

It looks like you need to set the database as a read and write. It's currently only read.

Sorry if it wasn't clear, that's what I mean by these posts. I've asked @Krydos to install them on PHP 7.

What do you mean?

You may need to change your PHP to 7 using 'Multi PHP' in cPanel.

Krydos is installing them as I type this

You may have to ask Krydos to install these, gmp, mbstring, curl, openssl on PHP 7 but it should work.

For example, IE 7 and below may not support this but Chrome and Firefox should.

It's the browser that you need to worry about. Not your hosting provider

Wow we all did this. lol.

Ah, I didn't see @Krydos's post.

When you visit /cpanel/ it will. It thinks you are trying to connect to the cPanel that domain in linked too. My own domain does this.

The reason the deleted script was still running is because it was probably somehow still running in the servers RAM.

Does this help? https://www.helionet.org/index/topic/29129-python-script-behavior/

A URL (Uniform Resource Locator), as the name suggests, provides a way to locate a resource on the web, the hypertext system that operates over the internet. The URL contains the name of the protocol to be used to access the resource and a resource name. The first part of a URL identifies what protocol to use. The second part identifies the IP address or domain name where the resource is located.