CyberPanel

I’ve had an issue twice before where something filled up the hard drive and caused the server to crash.  Once it was a hacked / compromised wordpress site and once it was excessive session files generated.  I wrote about how I handled it once before in this post. I used a similar process today to […]

I had a subdomain and tried changing the php version in the cyberpanel control panel without any success.  I found a discussion about the issue here. The ultimate solution wound up being that I had to change the vhosts file directly for the subdomain.  Any other attempts to change the php version did nothing other

I was trying to log in to my wordpress site and it wouldn’t let me log in.  I went into my CyberPanel dashboard to see what was up and saw that the disk usage was at 100%.  It had been running closer to 80% most of the time, and something filled it up since the

invalid literal for int() with base 10: ‘-‘ [calculateBandwidth]   This message keeps showing up in my error log, but a few variations.  Basically, right after the 10: and before the [calculateBandwidth] there is a character or string in single quotes.  The script is expecting that data to be a number, not a character.  For

TLDR:  gmail has very strict anti-spam and forwarding emails makes it even tougher to pass their spam filters.  The best you can do is run your emails through a test site like mail-tester.com and lookup how to solve each of the issues presented.  I found forwarding emails to outlook instead of gmail worked fine.  If