When encountering this error “Missing temporary folder” in WordPress and if CageFS is enabled for user in cPanel WHM on CloudLinux, reset CageFS for the user. cagefsctl –disable $USERcagefsctl –enable $USER Where $USER is the username of the account Ref: https://support.cpanel.net/hc/en-us/articles/360052910573-WordPress-reports-Missing-a-temporary-folder-when-uploading-images Similar errors “Server Error 400 Bad Request”, “Elementor update error”
If you’re on shared hosting using cPanel as the control panel, you’d probably has the same problem as mine. The ini_set function is disabled by the hosting company for security purposes. Yeah, I know it’s for security purposes, but if I have to use it, I have to use it. So I’ve learned from others
Recently there has been many rogue incoming SMTP connections from different IP addresses with the same machine name – “ylmf-pc“. My guess is that these different machines were infected with malware and this malware is utilizing the machine to perform brute force password attack to gain authorization. My server is hosting cPanel and thus using