Install with Softaculous on the custom domain.
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Thxx,
But when i try to use that i get this
It appears your account has fully used it’s inode allocation, you will need to delete files to reduce inodes before the script installer will work
Where can i remove inode allocation?
Just delete all of the files in your hosting account (assuming you only have one domain that you plan to use on that hosting account). You’ll have to wait 24 hours for the counter to then update so you can install Wordpress.
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So just remove everything from the file manager exept the folder from my domain?
Yes, excluding htdocs
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Do you mean the htdocs of my personal domain or the other one wich is automatic included with the subdomain?
Both
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