I have been having a issue and I need your help to solve it. I’m trying to upload my website to the root of the server but then the next message pops: “This page isn´t working. Err_too_many_ redirects”. The issue appears once I remove the page (file) with the logo of Cyberpanel so I can upload my website from the file manager. I’ve been trying to fix it for the last two days, I have erased cookies, caches, site to not avail. I use Cloudflare for the DNS manage, the panel is CyberPanel With Openlitespeed server on Vultr hosting.
I´m trying to upload a landing page of insurance with form, as a test (I´m newbi in this issue) from the file manager. I got the landing page from a free site and put my domain in the creates sites through cyberpanel. In this moment I have not wordpress.
I did that when I created this site the first time and not was solved the problem, but I can try again and reply.
I used php 8.0. I have not istalled wordpress yet. First I wanna upload a landing page (as test) and after download wordpress.
Without download wordpress, must I remuve the default index.html or not?
What is in the ‘landing page’ that you are trying to use?
Can you replace it with a super simple html file and see if that will work, then we identify if the problem is the page or something before we get to that point.
Just delete or rename any existing .htaccess file and any index.html or index.php file in the public_html folder using the file manager, and replace it with a file called index.html that just contains this:
<html>
<head>
<title>Does it work</title>
</head>
<body>
<p>If it works then you can read this instead of a timeout message, that would be nice.</p>
</body>
</html>
If that is working then it is a problem with your landing page itself.
Is a landing page about insurances and I got it from a free site for test. It coding have 534 lines, really unknow if this is simple or some complex. I´ll try to find one landing page that seems simpler.
<html>
<head>
<title>Does it work</title>
</head>
<body>
<p>If it works then you can read this instead of a timeout message, that would be nice.</p>
</body>
</html>
But favicon.ico is missing and generating several redirections. You should check Chrome => Inspect => Network
If you have a custom 404.html add this to your .htaccess and create 404.html in your public_html. Or make sure 404.shtml and other error files exists in your public_html directory.
