Category: advanced

GIT access on shared/reseller hosting

GIT is currently installed on our shared & reseller hosting servers. In order to use GIT, you will need to use the full path as shown below: /usr/bin/git You will need to have SSH enabled on your account first before you can utilize GIT – if you do not have SSH access, please open a

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SSH Access for shared & reseller hosting

Quick Steps: Open a support ticket and inform us about your request for SSH access. SSH access will be enabled and you will be provided with a port to connect. SSH is not allowed over port 22. SSH can be enabled on a per-cPanel account basis for both shared & reseller hosting plans. In order

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Register a nameserver – domain purchased through VeeroTech

To create/register/update a custom nameserver for a domain purchased through VeeroTech Systems, LLC, you will need to log into your account management portal. First, navigate to “Domains > My Domains” from the menu navigation as shown below.   You will then be taken to the domains list dashboard. From there, click the “Manage Domain” button

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PHP Version Selector (change PHP version)

Quick Steps: Click Select PHP Version in cPanel under the Software section. Select the required version of PHP from the drop-down and click Set as current. You may optionally choose to enable or disable selected PHP modules. Depending on when your website, themes, or plugins were coded/designed, you may need to use an older version

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How to Setup, Add, Edit and Configure Cron Jobs in cPanel

Quick Steps Log into your cPanel hosting account. Locate and click on the “Cron Jobs” icon under the “Advanced” category. Fill in the required information and click “Add new cron job” Cron is a utility service in Linux servers which can schedule a command or script on your account to run automatically at a fixed time,

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What are cron jobs?

Cron jobs are routines that execute a script on any given interval. For instance, you may have a script that cleans files from a directory or updates a certain database and need to run that script every few hours. This would be accomplished with a cron job, because the cron job would execute the same

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