Sudo is a Linux command that allows a user to run commands as a ‘super user’, root. The use of the sudo command is not permitted on our shared hosting platform, and its use will result in an SSH access violation and your SSH access being suspended. This is noted in the welcome message when connecting to the shared […]
Follow these steps to change the version of PHP used by the Addon Domains or Sub-domains on your server: Navigate to the sub-domain or Addon Domain where you want to change the PHP version. Edit your .htaccess file, or create one if it doesn’t exist. At the top of the file, add the following line […]
asp_tags is a configuration directive in PHP that determines whether or not PHP will recognize <% and %> as PHP tags. These tags are similar to those used in ASP (Active Server Pages). When asp_tags is enabled, PHP will recognize both the standard <?php ?> tags and the ASP-style <% %> tags. If it’s disabled, […]
PHP, which stands for Hypertext Preprocessor, is a scripting language used for web development. In simple terms, it’s a tool that enables websites to do more dynamic and interactive things. When you visit a webpage and see things like forms, login pages, or dynamic content that changes, PHP often plays a role. It processes information, […]
We currently don’t support ASP.NET on our servers.
Node.JS isn’t currently supported on the shared hosting platform. If NodeJS is a requirement, you may wish to consider the purchase of Managed Hosting on a Virtual Private Server.
The simple answer is No. ZeroMQ can’t be installed on the shared hosting platform (Web Hosting & WordPress Hosting) as it requires root access to run sudo commands and to have additional modules installed. If you’d like to run ZeroMQ you can use a VPS.