Cloudflare is a powerful content delivery network (CDN) that helps improve website speed and security. However, sometimes users encounter frustrating error messages like 520, 521, 522, and other 5xx errors. These errors indicate communication issues between Cloudflare and your origin web server, preventing your site from loading properly. At VeeroTech, we understand how critical website
Email delivery problems can disrupt website notifications, contact forms, and business communication. At VeeroTech, we know how critical reliable email is to your website. Here’s a step-by-step guide to solve the most common issues with emails not sending from your website on cPanel hosting. This guide covers the top causes of outgoing email issues and
Introduction The “ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR” in Chrome indicates a failure to establish a secure SSL/TLS connection to a website, preventing access. This error, which appears in the Google Chrome browser, can stem from client-side browser settings or server-side SSL/TLS misconfigurations. This detailed guide provides step-by-step solutions using browser tools, hosting control panels, or server settings to fix
Introduction The “Required PHP Extension Not Found: intl” error can disrupt your Chamilo LMS (Learning Management System), blocking access to courses and administrative tools. This error means the PHP intl extension, which is mandatory for the platform’s language and localization features, is missing or inactive on your server. The following guide provides clear steps to
Introduction A “500 Internal Server Error” is a website owner’s worst nightmare, rendering your site inaccessible and driving visitors away. This server-side issue, common across hosting providers, often stems from a misconfigured .htaccess file but can also be triggered by plugins, server limitations, or missing modules. Whether you’re running a WordPress blog, a Joomla site,
Introduction A “Connection Timed Out” error prevents access to your website, displaying messages like “ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT” in browsers. This server-side issue, common across shared or VPS hosting, indicates the server isn’t responding within the expected time. Whether you’re a beginner with a WordPress site or an intermediate user managing multiple domains, this error is fixable. Our
Introduction Seeing an outdated version of your website even after updates? This is typically a client-side caching issue, known as browser cache showing an old site version, which occurs when browsers store cached files (e.g., CSS, JavaScript) instead of loading your latest changes. Common across all websites, from WordPress blogs to custom apps, this problem
Introduction The “Your Connection Is Not Private” error in browsers like Chrome or Firefox warns users that a site’s SSL/TLS connection isn’t secure, blocking access. This client-side issue, common across websites, can deter visitors and harm trust. Whether you’re a casual browser or a website administrator, this guide helps you diagnose and fix the ‘Your
Introduction A “429 Too Many Requests” error can stop your website in its tracks, displaying a message that confuses users and disrupts your online presence. This error occurs when your server restricts the number of requests from a client (e.g., a browser, bot, or API) to prevent overload, a common issue across shared, VPS, or
A “403 Forbidden Error” can lock you and your visitors out of your website, displaying a frustrating message like “You don’t have permission to access this resource.” This server-side error, common across shared, VPS, or reseller hosting, often results from incorrect permissions, misconfigured .htaccess files, or security restrictions. Whether you’re running a WordPress site, Joomla,