Krydos

For anyone who is curious or finds this thread through searching, the difference is the cpanel version. Tommy is running the latest version of cpanel and Ricky is running a much older version. In the older versions of cpanel the optimize website button in cpanel enabled .htaccess mod_deflate compression on all static files, and also enabled zlib compression for php too. In the newer versions of cpanel like Johnny and Tommy have and Ricky will one day be upgraded to the optimze website button in cpanel only enables the compression on the static files. In order to enable php compression an admin has to do it. That's why there's the note in cpanel about contacting your system admin. I'm not sure why they made this change. It actually seems better to me in the older versions of cpanel.

This should start working within an hour or two. Let me know if it still doesn't work. In the meantime it may show a 404 error or a queued page.

Does it work now?

That's what I said too.

If you need proc_open() you'll need to get a vps. https://www.heliohost.org/vps/

What is your friend's site?

Postgis is already at the newest version available for our shared hosting service, which is 2.0.7. If you need a newer version you'll need to consider a VPS https://www.heliohost.org/vps/

Remote access enabled.

Remote access enabled.

Upload size on Johnny's php 7.3 has been increased to 20 MB.

Which version of php are you using on Tommy?

Other people have managed to create schemas on their own. I always assumed they did it through phppgadmin perhaps?

I just see a blank page. Does it work if you disable cloudflare?

My opinion is to just use cron and a scripting language, such as php, to execute your postgresql queries.

Remote access enabled.

Which version(s) of php were OP and Wolstech using when trying to upgrade joomla?

Recreated.

Remote access enabled.

Postgis is now enabled on that database.

Postgis has been enabled on those databases.

What is the database name?

Unarchived.

Unblocked.

Remote access enabled.

Postgresql on Johnny currently supports 100 connections. We may need to limit that down to a lower number in the future if we notice people abusing it though.