Temporary URL does not working in cPanel

On latest cPanel version 68.0 with EasyApache4, accessing temporary URL shows “Not Supported” message. This is because suPHP is not installed and enabled as PHP handler on the server.

  Install suPHP – Login to your server as root & access option “Software »EasyApache 4”. Click on Customize. In Apache Modules, find for mod_suphp. Click on Next Provision the installation.

  Enable suPHP – Now, that you have installed suPHP, access “Software »MultiPHP Manager” in WHM as root. Click on PHP Handlers under TAB. Click on Edit for the respective PHP version and select suPHP from the dropdown. Click on Apply.

 Now, try accessing cPanel temp URL and it should work.

Microsoft office 2007 Outlook has stopped working windows 7/8

Microsoft office 2007 Outlook has stopped working windows 7/8

Best way where I did resolution for this problem:

I Just create new (.pst) in other location and set it as Default data file of outlook, like from C:\OldDefault.pst to D:\NewDefault.pst 

Here is the way to create new .PST file:

Go to: Menu> Tools> Account Settings> Data Files> Add> OK> OK (After assigned file name)

OR

>Download message Inbox Headers

Now you will see some new message without content in your mail inbox

> Restart outlook

>Mark to download Message copy

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Here is some method you can try:

Method 1: Try to reset the navigation pane and check:

         Close Outlook.

         Click on Start< All Programs< Accessories< Run.

         In the Run windows type Outlook /resetnavpane.

Note: There is space between Outlook and /.

Method 2: Open Outlook in safe mode:

         Close Outlook.

         Press the windows key+R on the keyboard to open the  Run window.

         In Run window and type outlook /safe

Note: There is a space between 'outlook' and '/'.

If you are able to work with Outlook without any problem then the issue might be due to add-ins. In order to disable the add-ins follow the steps given below:

         In Outlook, click on File< Options< Add-ins.

         Under Manage select COM Add-ins.

         Click on GO options beside Manage, uncheck all the add-ins and click Ok.

         Try to open Outlook and check if it works fine. 

Method 3: Check if Outlook is running in compatibility mode: 

         Close Outlook.

         Browse to the location mentioned below:

For Win7 32 bit:

C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office14

For Win7 64 bit:

C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\Office14

         Right click on Outlook.exe< Properties< Compatibility

         Uncheck the box Run this Program in Compatibility Mode, Make sure you also click on the option change settings for all users tab at the bottom of the same screen

         Click on Apply and Ok.

         Open Outlook and check if it works.

What is the Difference between ParkedDomain and AddonDomain and SubDomain ?

Addon Domain:
                An addon domain is a second website, with its own unique content. This type of domain does require you to register the new domain name before you can host it. So, if you want to host www.otherdomain.com, this is the solution.Every addon domain is also a subdomain. 

Addon domains are handled similarly to subdomains in terms of the file structure listed in your file directory; however, the addon domain URL appears like a primary domain. In general, nothing that happens in your addon domain's files or DNS should affect what goes on with the rest of your domains.

You may actually load your addon domain using any of the following URLs:

Addon Domain Name
http://addondomain.com/

Subdomain Name
http://addondomain.example.com/

Subfolder Name
http://example.com/addondomain.com/

Sub Domain:
A subdomain is a second website with its own unique content, but there is no new domain name. Instead, you use an existing domain name and change the www to another name. The subdomain name looks like blog.example.com, help.example.com, support.example.com (if you have already hosted example.com).


Parked Domain:
A parked domain is NOT a unique website. Instead, it is a masked forward to the primary domain name of your cPanel account, much like a website alias. Parked domains are commonly used when:

You need a place to park a domain for which you do not have a website
You have more than one domain that should lead to your primary domain
You have common misspellings of your domain name that you have registered

Managing product attributes in OS Commerce

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