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I already solved it, I put my solution in case it helps someone. I put the entire Laravel project in the public_html folder so I created an .htaccess file in the root folder and put the following in it: RewriteEngine On RewriteRule ^(.*)$ public/$1 [L] That is, redirect the request to the...

Check to see if you have something wrongly configured in the .htaccess file

What technology did you use for your application? try with utf-8

Do you mean resetting your password for this hosting or your site?

I saw in a post that the admin of this hosting can reset the databases, but I don't know the site. luck

For what it's worth, I'm from Cuba where the average bandwidth is 1MB haha... and bro, the sites on this free hosting load instantly, even faster than the paid hosting of my clients in Chile. With this I'm trying to tell you that there must be something wrongly configured on your site (external...

I checked your site and it tells me: DNS_PROBE_POSSIBLE Take into account how you configure your hosting environment, anyway it shows more details in case you have done any additional configuration. My advice to you is the following and in any case it will help you for other future projects...

haha... this is a forum

Bro, is that the dashboard of your application? You should see what you deleted or if you changed any routes ps: you are a crack haha so many open sites bro

yes, it's good yes

well, welcome ash

we are in the same

I hope they help you but that has nothing to do with this forum haha

What technology did you use for your site?

You could start using Wordpress, it is something similar but with a large community, plugins and other things with which you can make pro websites, and it is easily integrated into any paid or free hosting

Hello. Could you explain further what the problem is in depth? when does it come out? where?

It depends with which plugin you made the backup!! but your domain name has nothing to do with backups. Try suspending and then deleting that domain and creating a new one with the name you prefer, then backup your normal site. Tip: if you use WordPress, the best plugin to make backups is...

Hello everyone and for those who use the Laravel framework. The Laravel website appears on the internet at the following path: domain.x10.mx/public. In the public_html directory add the .htaccess file with the following code: <IfModule mod_rewrite.c> <IfModule mod_negotiation.c> Options...

thanks for response, I fixed the problem, It was a mistake that I caused myself.