Yes, via .htaccess on your hosting account in the htdocs or the specific domain folder you would like to modify the error pages with. If you can’t find the file, create a new file in the same folder and name it with “.htaccess” without the quote and enter your .htaccess based codes for it. To …
On Free Hosting, Kind TechGroup maintains SERVER-WIDE backups only, which means not possible for restoring a single account, file, database or other data out of an individual account as the backups are intended solely for the restoration of entire Kind TechGroup free hosting servers in the event of a catastrophe. (c) securesignup.net. You must implement and maintain your …
Kind TechGroup only allow web hosting or “website files” storage, even on premium plans or beyond. Please store your non-website files to specialized services such as Google Drive, Dropbox or Mega.nz. To learn more, Ask the Community >>
We provide you with two major methods on free hosting which are FTP and Online File Manager access. To learn more, Ask the Community >>
Yes, you have the ability on all our hosting services to use both .htaccess files and mod_rewrite capabilities. To learn more, Ask the Community >>
Using an FTP client in most cases it will be drag-and-drop from your computer to the server. To learn more, Ask the Community >>
CHMOD or CHange MODe is a manner of changing permissions on files or directories, for how to do this please refer to your respective service area for in-depth information as there are multiple methods for how to accomplish this action. To learn more, Ask the Community >>
Yes, you may use a service such as net2FTP via your FTP credentials. To learn more, Ask the Community >>
Unfortunately, zipping/unzipping files in the online file manager on our free hosting service is not available in the meantime. Alternatively, you can use the web-based client found at http://net2ftp.com/. To learn more, Ask the Community >>
Our free hosting service supports most file types with the exception of executable files and key multimedia and some archival file types due to abuse. To learn more, Ask the Community >>
