Setting up Git Webhooks in Scout Control Panel
So you’ve got your site setup to use a Git Repository and you now want to automate the process a bit, Scout allows you to configure Git Webhooks for automatic pull and deployment of code from your Repositories. 💡Note: This guide assumes that you’ve already setup a Git Repository that…
Using Git Repositories in Scout Control Panel
You’ve got a site setup in Scout but now you want to 💡Note: This guide assumes that you’ve already setup a Git Repository that you wish to use with Scout. If you’ve not yet created a Git Repository for use with Scout please see our guide Using Git Repositories in…
Installing a new PHP version on Scout Control Panel
Scout allows you to manage the PHP version used by your websites. This is useful when upgrading to newer versions for performance and security, or when specific applications require a particular PHP release. The process is straightforward and can be completed directly from the Scout Control Panel. Steps to Install…
Setting a Staging site to Live in Scout Control Panel
So you’ve built yourself a new site on a temporary/subdomain and you now want to set it live on another domain, perhaps one you’ve registered recently specially for this site. There’s a couple of different ways to do this in Scout, this guide will show you how to do both. 💡Note:…
Adding an SSH key in Scout Control Panel
Sometimes you’ll want to allow SSH/SFTP access to your sites to a colleague or a web developer, but maybe you’re not comfortable with handing over the SSH/SFTP password. Another method for allowing access is to add a public SSH key to the site. 💡Note: This guide assumes you know how…
What is the Hosts File? The hosts file tells your computer which IP address to use for a specific domain name, overriding public DNS. This is useful for testing a website on a new server before updating DNS publicly. Common use case: You’ve built a new website on our servers…
There’s a handful of use cases for redirecting one domain to another and a couple of methods that can be used to achieve it. This guide will walk you through each method. Option 1, Using an Alias domain. 1. Login to your cPanel account. When you first set up an account…
Using WinSCP FTP Client to upload/download files
1. Download an FTP Client. We would recommend using WinSCP, it’s one of the most popular FTP clients and it’s also free! https://winscp.net/eng/download.php Once you have installed WinSCP, we can look at getting connected to the server. We are going connect using your cPanel login credentials. When you first set…
Using FTP to upload/download files
1. Download an FTP Client. We would recommend using FileZilla, it’s one of the most popular FTP clients and it’s also free! https://filezilla-project.org Once you have installed FileZilla, we can look at getting connected to the server. We are going connect using your cPanel login credentials. When you first set up…
Out of memory error with Node.js and cPanel Terminal
Description When running a npm or Node.js command via the Terminal app in cPanel, a “Out of memory” error message is returned. Cause The issue is not typically due to a hosting-level resource limit such as memory or storage. The emulated Terminal app in cPanel itself has an artificial memory…