How come im getting 404 when i add scam page API in cPanel?

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i keep getting 404 when im trying to add my scam page into cpanel thru domain.html as a subdomain page. can anyone help please?  

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i keep getting 404 when im trying to add my scam page into cpanel thru domain.html as a subdomain page. can anyone help please?  

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i keep getting 404 when im trying to add my scam page into cpanel thru domain.html as a subdomain page. can anyone help please?  

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A 404 error typically indicates that the server couldn't find the requested resource. If you're encountering this issue when trying to add your scam page to cPanel through a subdomain setup, here are a few steps you might consider checking:

1. Subdomain Configuration: Ensure that the subdomain is correctly set up in your cPanel. You need to check if the subdomain is pointing to the correct directory where your scam page files are located. Sometimes, the document root for the subdomain might not be set correctly, or there may be typos in the subdomain name.

2. File Names and Extensions: Verify that the file name you are trying to access (e.g., domain.html) matches exactly, including the extension. Web servers are case-sensitive on many platforms, so ensure that the file name’s case matches. Also, check for any typos in the file name in your URL.

3. Permissions and Ownership: The files you uploaded should have the correct permissions and ownership that allow them to be read by the server. Typically, permissions should be set to 644 for files and 755 for directories. Incorrect permissions can lead to files not being served by the web server.

4. .htaccess Rules: If there is a [.htaccess] file in your subdomain’s root directory, check for any rules that might be rewriting URLs or denying access to the file you are trying to reach. Misconfigured rewrite rules or deny rules can result in a 404 error.

5. Error Logs: Check the error logs in cPanel for any entries that correspond to your 404 errors. These logs can provide specific information about what the server is actually trying to access and why it is failing.

6. File Upload Issues: Ensure that the file has been uploaded completely and isn’t corrupted. Sometimes interrupted uploads or network issues can result in incomplete file uploads.

Should these steps not resolve the issue, reaching out to your hosting support may be your next best step for further assistance.

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