As a rule, error 400 in the File Manager indicates problems with the archive you are uploading and an error occurs at the time of extracting it.
This may mean that the archive is damaged, it was not completely uploaded to the server, the connection was interrupted at the time of upload, or the size of the archive is very large.
In this case, you can do the following:
re-upload the archive and try again to extract through the File Manager.
connect to SSH and try to extract the archive via SSH following our guide:
How to Connect to a Hosting Plan via SSH
How to extract archives with SSH
Please try it and let me know the result ????
ivan_403
Thank you for waiting!
I checked your website and I see a 403 error on my side:
Typically, this error may mean that the website files are not placed correctly and they are not located in the public_html folder. Or the website files are located in a subfolder.
Also, if there is no index.php/index.html file in the public_html folder, the system will automatically display a 403 error.
You can easily check it via File Manager. Please follow our step by step guide:
Basic Actions in File Manager
There may be other reasons for the error and you can follow this step by step guide to check the possible reasons:
How to Fix a 403 Forbidden Error
Please check and let me know the result ????
ivan_404
Thank you for waiting!
I checked your domain and website and I see that at first glance everything is in order from the server side ????
I'm currently seeing a 404 error on your websites:
This error may mean that the website files are not placed correctly and they are not located in the public_html folder. Or the website files are located in a subfolder.
You can easily check it via File Manager. Please follow our step by step guide:
Basic Actions in File Manager
Please check and let me know the result ????
ivan_500
Thank you for waiting!
I checked your website and see that currently returning a 500 error.
The 500 Error is very common and can be caused by different reasons, from a missed semicolon (;) in one of your files to possible problems with connecting to the database.
The main causes of error 500:
Incorrect syntax/errors in .htaccess file.
Incorrect php version for your script. You can change the php version by following this guide.
Errors in the code files on your site.
Missing some files that are needed for your script to work.
Incorrect database connection data was specified in the .env configuration file of your Laravel engine. As a rule, this file is located in the root of your site. public_html folder.
To find the exact reason behind the error, enable the PHP errors display, as described here:
How to turn on PHP error messages in hPanel
Based on the error message you see on your website, follow the steps described in this:
How to Fix 500 Internal Server Error
If you have not made any changes to the site and previously your site worked correctly on our hosting, I would recommend that you restore your site from a backup of the date when your website worked correctly. This will solve the problem.
To restore you will need just a few clicks. Please follow our guide:
How to restore a website backup at Hostinger?
Please let me know if you need any additional help in the process ????
ivan_503_base
Thank you for waiting while I investigated the issue for you.
I have checked your website and your site's server resource usage and see that the site is intermittently overburdening:
The server itself is also working perfectly at this time ????
Therefore, the first thing you need to do now is try to enable Boost for your hosting service:
How to Boost Your Hosting Account
And reset running processes since some processes may hang and create additional load:
After performing these steps, you need to wait 5-10 minutes and, as a rule, this normalizes the website.
Moving forward, I recommend following these solutions:
Change the PHP version of the website: How to Change the PHP Version of Your Website
Disable all plugins and check if the issue persists. Plugins are known to run constant background processes that affect the website, as well as the hosting performance. Usually, these types of plugins cause the issues:
Security plugins (WordFence, Better WP Security)
Backup plugins (Updraft, WP Database backup)
Related posts plugins (Similar Posts, Yuzo Posts)
Broken Link Checker plugins
Captcha/reCAPTCHA Plugins
Here is how you can disable plugins without dashboard access: How to Disable WordPress Plugins Without Access to the Admin Page
Also, you can consider upgrading the service to a higher one and this will solve the problem by increasing the resources for your websites:
How to Upgrade a Hosting Plan
I hope this helps. Kindly let me know how it goes for you ????
Thank you for waiting while I investigated the issue for you.
I have checked your website and your site's server resource usage and see that the site is intermittently overburdening:
The server itself is also working perfectly at this time ????
Therefore, the first thing you need to do now is try to enable Boost for your hosting service:
How to Boost Your Hosting Account
And reset running processes since some processes may hang and create additional load:
After performing these steps, you need to wait 5-10 minutes and, as a rule, this normalizes the website.
ivan_503_NEW_overresources
Thank you for waiting while I investigated the issue for you.
I have checked your website and your site's server resource usage and see that the site is intermittently overburdening:
The server itself is also working perfectly at this time ????
Therefore, the first thing you need to do now is try to enable Boost for your hosting service, to try to normalize the website using additional resources:
How to Boost Your Hosting Account
And reset running processes since some processes may hang and create additional load:
After performing these steps, you need to wait 5-10 minutes and, as a rule, this normalizes the website.
Your website is powered by WordPress and I highly recommend you to follow our optimization guides:
WordPress Optimization Guide #1
WordPress optimization guide #2
How to Speed Up a WordPress Website
Moving forward, I recommend following these solutions:
Change the PHP version of the website: How to Change the PHP Version of Your Website
Disable all plugins and check if the issue persists. Plugins are known to run constant background processes that affect the website, as well as the hosting performance. Usually, these types of plugins cause the issues:
Security plugins (WordFence, Better WP Security)
Backup plugins (Updraft, WP Database backup)
Related posts plugins (Similar Posts, Yuzo Posts)
Broken Link Checker plugins
Captcha/reCAPTCHA Plugins
Here is how you can disable plugins without dashboard access: How to Disable WordPress Plugins Without Access to the Admin Page
Also, you can consider upgrading the service to a higher one and this will solve the problem by increasing the resources for your websites:
How to Upgrade a Hosting Plan
I hope this helps. Kindly let me know how it goes for you ????
Also, I have checked it further and I can see it is due to the following processes on your hosting plan:
SCREEN
SCREEN
To clarify, here are the definitions of each process:
lsphp – this process is responsible for dealing with all the PHP files required to serve the generated content to your website visitors.
index.php – this is the first file your website opens. When only a few visitors are generating high CPU usage, it usually indicates the need to optimize your website. To fix it, you can check this article:
How to Fix an Overloaded WordPress Website
admin-ajax.php – this is usually an indicator of too many plugins for your current plan or the need for website optimization. To fix it, try disabling the plugins and see if the issue can be narrowed down to a single plugin. You can also refer to this tutorial: How to Reduce admin-ajax.php Server Load on WordPress
wp-cron.php – WordPress native cron requires more resources than necessary, so my recommendation is to disable it and set up any cron jobs you may need using the Cron Job function on hPanel instead. To disable wp-cron.php, add the following line to your wp-config.php file using the file manager: define(‘DISABLE_WP_CRON’, true);
/usr/bin or filebrowser – this process relates to the file manager. It may show while some actions, such as archiving, are performed. To safely stop it, along with all the processes, go to the Resource Usage section of your panel, scroll to the bottom of the page, and click on Stop running processes:
To fix this and any other issues related to limits being reached, I recommend you to check this guide on website optimization:
WordPress Optimization Guide #1
WordPress optimization guide #2
How to Speed Up a WordPress Website
I have also generated a complete list of these logs. You can access it on your .logs folder:
Here is how to access it from your end: Where to Find Your Website's Error Logs
If the issue persists after the website is optimized, it may indicate that your website has grown and needs more resources to handle all its concurrent visitors. In that case, consider upgrading your hosting plan to increase all the resources.
ivan_adsense_nodisplay
Thank you for waiting!
I checked your hosting service and see that everything is fine on the server side where your site is hosted.
There can be many reasons why advertising may not be displayed on a website. From browser plugins to automatic blocking of ad blocks in the browser.
If we are talking about Google AdSense advertising then if the AdSense code has been correctly added to your website, the website may just be too recently finished.
To troubleshoot it in more detail, I recommend you refer to the following guides:
Please check it and let me know the result ????
ivan_ASP
Thank you for waiting!
I checked your services and see that you use Premium Web hosting.
I'd like to inform that ASP NET is fully supported only on our VPS packages. As it required to run commands via root, so it's only allowed in the VPS plans as it will affect all the users under the same shared server.
You can find more details about our VPS plans here:
VPS HOSTING PLANS ????️♂️
Since our VPS are Linux based, you would have to set the configuration from your side, we can provide this amazing guide to make the .NET applications to run in the LInux servers as well:
HOW TO DEPLOY .NET IN A LINUX VPS
If you have any other doubts, I'll be glad to help ????
ivan_backup_easy
If your website was previously working correctly and you did not make any changes to its operation, I would recommend that you restore the website from a backup from the date when it was working correctly.
Restoring a backup is a very simple and fully automatic process that you can perform from your website control panel.
Please go to the Files -> Backups section, select the Restore website section, select the date when your website worked correctly and start the process:
Our step-by-step guide to restoring backups will help you:
How to Restore Backups at Hostinger
Please try it and let me know the result ????
ivan_backup_nonewbackup
Thank you for waiting!
I checked your services and see that you use Premium Web hosting and backups are performed automatically once every 7 days, or you can perform them manually once every 24 hours.
I checked the backups and see that the last backup was created yesterday:
You can see this in the backups section.
This means that if you make changes in the next few hours, there is no way to restore the website from a few hours ago. This can only be done for the date of the last backup.
ivan_BO
Thank you for providing the necessary information about the issue you are facing.
After the investigation, I can see that the issue is more complex, and it will require a dedicated team to review it. We understand the inconvenience you might be experiencing, but I want to assure you that the responsible team will investigate the issue further and provide further instructions to you.
I have created a ticket for our dedicated team for in-depth analysis. After the issue is resolved or if additional information will be needed, we will inform you via this chat or Email. How our ticket system works can be found in this article.
I want to thank you for your patience and understanding! ????
In the meantime, is there anything else I can help you with?
ivan_cache_andworks
Thank you for waiting!
I checked your website without cache https://iflykittyhawk.com/?cache and I see that it is displayed correctly:
I tried to reset the cache for your website and I see that its operation has returned to normal:
Could you please check your website now?
You may need to clear your browser cache. You can find instructions on how to do it right here.
ivan_cdn_optimize
I understood you.
As an automatic optimization option, you can try using the CDN function:
You can learn more about optimization in this guide:
Hostinger CDN: Website Optimization
CDN helps to increase your website's loading speed by storing copies of your website on servers across the globe. CDN ensures:
Increasing your website speed and performance by up to 40%
Features to automatically optimize images on your website
Enhancing your website's security with Hostinger's in-house CDN
Once Hostinger CDN is enabled, it may take 24-48 hours for DNS settings to fully propagate ????
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