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How to install WordPress with LEMP stack on RockyLinux/AlmaLinux

Introduction LEMP Stack is a set of open-source software that includes Linux, NGINX, MySQL/MariaDB, and PHP, used to host dynamic websites and applications. Installing WordPress with the LEMP stack creates a high-performance and secure environment for running WordPress sites. This guide provides step-by-step instructions to install LEMP stack and WordPress, helping administrators set up a

Suspending Email Account in cPanel

Introduction Suspending an email account in cPanel refers to temporarily disabling a specific email address, preventing it from sending or receiving emails. This feature is useful for managing inactive or compromised accounts without deleting them entirely. This guide is for cPanel administrators looking to control email account usage. It covers how to suspend a single

How to purchase Bare Metal at IP ServerOne Customer Portal

Introduction IP ServerOne offers Bare Metal services (Dedicated Server) that provide you with the flexibility to customize configurations to meet your specific needs—whether it’s selecting the operating system, choosing a control panel, or adding advanced security and backup options. This guide will take you through each step to purchase a Bare Metal server tailored precisely

How to solve the WordPress open_basedir restriction error

Introduction The “open_basedir restriction” error in WordPress occurs when the server restricts PHP from accessing certain directories outside the specified paths. This error is significant because it can prevent WordPress from functioning correctly, especially in file management and uploads. This guide explains how to fix the open_basedir restriction error in WordPress by adjusting server settings

How to disable WordPress plugins in phpMyAdmin

Introduction This guide explains how to disable a WordPress plugin using phpMyAdmin. This method is useful if you are unable to access the WordPress admin dashboard due to plugin conflicts or errors. By directly accessing the WordPress database via phpMyAdmin, you can quickly disable the active plugins and regain access to your site. Please note