TinkerMan

Yeah I am with BastelPichi on this one. Don't ask to change a MOFH domain as they don't appear to have any UI to do this and changes are made directly in the DB, causing major issues if you ever try and use the domain with MOFH or the free hosting system again (I know this from experience). It is not work the time and arguments that will come from it.

The signup is an HTML file. PHP is used to send the request I’m pretty sure. 
 

Why can’t your server use PHP? That seems like the bigger problem you need to resolve. You should probably find a new hosting provider (or just use free hosting for the time being) so you have PHP support. 

Install it with HTTP and configure HTTPS later. The security system prevent Softaculous from seeing the cert

But don’t copy them. That’s how you get taken down and served with legal notices. 

I’m not sure about you, but I have a life. I’m not going to respond within 10 minutes to your question, I’m not getting paid to be your personal support agent. Have patience. I’m also neither a developer nor user of Xera, so I really don’t have a lot of application-specific knowledge. 
 

On 6/6/2024 at 11:04 PM, Mayank657 said:

have also get this error when installing xera

What is “this error” I don’t see any error message in that post. Where in the install has it occurred? What is the exact error? What have you done to try and fix it?

On 6/6/2024 at 11:04 PM, Mayank657 said:

you have to set the callback correctly (to check if it is corrected you have to order one more hosting account)

Yeah, did you do that? What happened? Any errors? Did your service receive the callback, or was there an error in processing?

On 6/6/2024 at 11:04 PM, Mayank657 said:

check that if you have .htaccess file in your projects root directory if it is not there you can download it from here .htaccess and upload it

Not sure what you are quoting here, nor what you mean by it. 

1) you probably did not setup the callback correctly

2) you’ll need to modify the source (probably htaccess) to do that

You can use Cloudflare on any domain you don’t offer as a subdomain to users. 
 

Just remember that you need to offer a minimum of one subdomain to users that is unique to your host. 

I think that’s a bug. Open an issue in GitHub. I think Anyx might have a fix for it somewhere, no clue where tho (or if I’m just mistaken on that)

make sure the code that accepts the callback from MOFH is right, that’s where the problem will be

Just like you were told on the IF forum, it’s 5 hits a month

In the pricing table:

”Support” should be capitalized

You can have unlimited websites on the free plan, you are only restricted to the number of hosting accounts. Similar on paid plans (website limitations are much higher then account limitations)

Gigabyte should be plural (5>1)

It’s “MySQL”

All PHP versions are not available on premium hosting (to my knowledge at least)

should be “safe and secure” not “secured”

You still don’t have a link back to iFN which is a terms violation

“Help customer” on the about page does not make any sense. Maybe “customer support”?

Scrolling on the homepage does not work on mobile

”Enjoy uninterrupted service” simply not true

The “read more” button does not work

The orange loading dial does not fit the brand colors at all

It’s really weird that half the site is written in broken English, and the other half is pretty clearly written by AI. I think you should find some middle ground here, or at least make it consistent 

They can set the namservers to ns1 and ns2 followed by any domain using MOFH namservers. 

You add namservers to your domain name, not the client area. 

You might get someone to do that if you offer money. 
 

where in the install are you stuck? What have you tried? Did you turn on error messages?

@Saurav Phuyal  - You can create a pull request in GitHub with these changes so the issue does not effect others in te future

Turn on error messages in the control panel and get an actual error message. 

Check the directory, does the file actually exist? Try re-uploading it, does that do anything?

Free hosting does not support cron jobs. Upgrade to premium if you need that feature. 

On 3/9/2024 at 10:55 AM, Agent Death said:

$100k very cheap

What currency? You are bats*** crazy if you spent 100k USD on a laptop. 

1 hour ago, cufiy said:

One thing I noticed is that the config file and the database file are both empty.

That’s 100% your problem. Download a new copy of the files from GitHub and set the appropriate parameters 

That’s not the same password that is used for the Admin panel, they are different. You can’t reset the admin panel password unless you are logged into the admin panel. 

Make sure you don’t have caps lock on, changed keyboard layout, etc. try a different device and see if that changes anything. 
 

If not, please contact iFastNet support, nobody here can help you with that. 

No, that’s not anything’s new, it’s been around for years. Using a custom domain with Cloudflare is a bypass. 

WB

Based on a very quick glance at the docs, it looks like it should work here. Are you having problems with it?