If you are having any website issue please follow these steps to troubleshoot some of the most common causes.
- Check if your domain name or cPanel hosting service is expired.
- Make sure your domain's DNS is pointed correctly.
- Make sure the website files are in the correct directory.
- Check the name of your site default file.
- Check the website files and directory permissions and ownership
- If your site files and directory has permission or ownership issue, the site will show up "HTTP error 403 (forbidden)" .
- Check the cPanel usage to make sure your website doesn't exceed the allowed resources. If your site exceeds the the allowed resources, the site will show up "HTTP error 503"
- If you get ‘Error establishing database connection issues’ when you try to visit your website, it might be that your Database credentials were setup incorrectly. For example if you have a wordpress website you can check wp-config.php file to verify the credentials
- Check if the PHP version is setup correctly.
- Check if the site is broken after upgrade, you can restore the site from Jetbackup.
- Cron job not working, please check if cron job is setup correctly as below.
*Please replace /home/username/public_html/ username to your own cPanel account username*