I normaly use cPanel, but im using Plesk right now. And I can't find a way to use a temporarily link to a domain I have made in Plesk.
Does anyone know if it is possible to get a temporarily link in Plesk ?
cPanel's term "Temporary URL" is a "Preview" in Plesk:
Related
HELP!
Google has recently depreciated their AppEngine Console (https://appengine.google.com), and the link to a page that allowed setting the version of an application now goes to a new page which does not. (https://console.cloud.google.com/appengine/versions?project=...).
Do we have to split traffic to change versions?
Do we use the Google Cloud Shell?
Is this temporary?
Is this documented someplace?
You click the migrate traffic button on this page you linked. This is the same workflow as what was in the old UI. If you want to brute force it, open up the advanced options section.
Currently having an issue with a client. The website they built using the Plesk Presence builder is no longer editable when they click in the builder. It instead show the new website page. No changes that I or the client no of have been made to the account and the website it's self is still live and unaffected. Is there anyway to manually ensure the website and the builder are connect within the Plesk server?I have complete access to the Plesk server in question so I can make any necessary changes.
Any advise would be very much appreciated.
I was able to resolve the issue, Plesk knowledge base article which was rather hard to dig up on it : https://kb.plesk.com/en/114532 . the article is for Linux/Unix based Plesk but the idea is the same for windows.
A very nooby question here, but I do need to ask...
I have been passed a dotnetnuke site, created around 2010, all I have access to is the FTP for the hosting space, so I can see all the files. What I need is to find where the site keeps it's admin panel, so I can manage the pages. From what I have seen online, I need to go to mydomain/dotnetnuke, but there is no such subdir on my host, I suppose the old version I am running probably had a different convention.
What are the older defaults for DNN, from around 2010-2011 (community edition)?
thanks
You can get the login screen by putting ?ctl=login on the end of the url to the website. You will need the admin account info though to login.
The database will have the username and password, but the password will be encrypted.
I am migrating my app to HRD manually (I know there is a the tool for that).
At the end of the migration process I need to route all the domains that are connected to the old app-id to the new app-id (I don't want to redirect).
I know this is done automatically at the end of the migration (when using google's tool)
I want to make an alias myself (manually)
I think there used to be an option in the application settings panel but I can't find it now.
Is there a way to add an application alias?
Thanks
The only way I found is to contact google support.
They are the only ones who can do it...
I need guidance on how to host a cakephp app on cpanel. Apparently when I put my app on a shared server I get an error missing controller and yet all was well when running the app on localhost. please help
cPanel is just a control panel for your box and makes to change set to Apache or light speed that you couldn't do without it. That being said, the only things I would check first would be to check your database connection, makes sure your server has mod_rewrite enabled and that you're using a compatible version of php for cakephp AND your plugins.