My CNAME is not working

[JxstErg1]

You need to extract it on your computer, then upload the extracted files using an FTP client inside of the htdocs folder.

[sidtechyt]

which FTP client

[Ziverre]

Filezilla is good one.

[JxstErg1]

You can use any of them - but don’t use the Online File Manager, as it tends to struggle when uploading too many files and especially can’t extract files efficiently! FileZilla is a good one, but you can also try WinSCP, Cyberduck and the like.

[sidtechyt]

filezilla client or server

[JxstErg1]

FileZilla Client.

[sidtechyt]

sir i am trying to install adlinkfly script but i am unable to do that

please help. i uploaded the extracted zip content in .htdocs folder but now site not accessable.

https://ferrorterurls.rf.gd/

[JxstErg1]

Now it gives a HTTP ERROR 500:

Http error 500

When trying to access your website, you may see a page which returns the status code “500”. In Google Chrome, you’ll see a page with the error code HTTP ERROR 500. There are typically two reasons which can cause this error: The PHP code has crashed. The .htaccess file contains invalid rules. Here are some things you can try to debug and fix this. Fixing crashing PHP code A HTTP ERROR 500 simply tells you that the PHP code has crashed, but gives no information as to why it has crashed. Gett…

Oh, and if you want to host an URL shortener service, please make sure you don’t allow things that might violate our Terms of Service. You might also be better off if you restrict it so that only trusted people (or you) can use it only for safe URLs, and not direct people to malware, phishing, spam sites and the like.

[sidtechyt]

see. this shortner is only for my use. i am only going to use it. i am unable to install the script. please help me or install me in my site

[JxstErg1]

Well, I linked you an article you can follow so you can enable Display Errors on your website so we can understand what is the error. Please read it.

[sidtechyt]

i am not a teachnical type man. i dont understand it.

[Ziverre]

From the article:

1. Login to your control panel.
2. Go to Alter PHP Config.
3. Select the domain name you are trying to debug and click Alter PHP Directives.
4. Set “Display Errors” to “On” and click the Alter PHP Directives to save.

This is to show the actual error instead of hiding behind 500.

[JxstErg1]

OK, here is the simplified version of it. To enable Display Errors on your website, you have to:

1. Login to your Client Area.
2. Go to the hosting account where your subdomain is.
3. Enter the Control Panel.

Like so you logged into the Control Panel, and first step done. Then:

4. Scroll down and click on “Alter PHP Config”.
5. Click on “Alter PHP Directives” next to your subdomain.
6. Set “Display Errors” to “On” and click on “Alter PHP Directives” to save it.

[sidtechyt]

see

[JxstErg1]

Oh, now the error is on the .htaccess side (the 500 is not generated by the browser anymore but by the server itself). Check the .htaccess file and correct any errors if necessary.

[sidtechyt]

what to check ?

[JxstErg1]

Now the error is generated by the browser again, so Display Errors is off again! Maybe the rules applied inside the .htaccess file (the ones that the “Alter PHP Directives” thingy did) interfered with what you had inside the .htaccess file of the software (if there is one).

[sidtechyt]

ok. is there any way to upload the zip directly to the hosting.

use ftp client also i could not upload upload the zip that was of 22mb

[JxstErg1]

There is no way you can upload the ZIP file directly to the hosting, as it weighs 22 MBs and it exceeds the file size limit of 10 MBs, which is explained in this article:

What is the file/upload size limit

On all InfinityFree servers is a file size limit of 10 MB. It’s important to note that this is a file size limit and not an upload limit. The difference is subtle, but important. An upload limit could be set through PHP settings, but this limit is enforced on the file system level. No PHP configuration can override this limit and it applies to files uploaded through FTP or the file manager as well. Can the limit be increased? No. The size limit is fixed and cannot be increased in any way. 10 M…

And if you succeeded in uploading it even by splitting it, you couldn’t extract the files using the Online File Manager as it takes too much (and doing so will also increase the load on the server where it’s hosted). That’s why you had to extract it on your computer first, then using FileZilla upload the files.