Sometimes web server visitors request pages that for some reason do not exist on the server: incorrect link
from another page or from another site, the server owner accidentally deleted a document, and so on.
By default, Apache displays a rather ascetic page with a message like “File not found”.

You can create an alternative version of this page by defining a handler for this error via .htaccess.
or in the CPanel control panel.

 

In the "ADVANCED" section, find the "Error Pages" icon.

There you can change the contents of these error pages via your browser.

  • 400 (Invalid request)
  • 401 (Authentication required)
  • 403 (Forbidden)
  • 404 (Not found)
  • 500 (Internal server error

And others...

 

 

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