488 results for «e-mail» (page 24 of 49)
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Asking for a quote: what to fill in and what you get
People buying for a company, an institution or a tender can rarely just click «order». They need a document first: company details, prices and an expiry date, to put in…
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Visitor statistics: where they are and what they mean
The server counts everything anyone asks it for, and cPanel shows you that count without you installing a thing. Finding the numbers is not the problem. Knowing what each one…
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Changing nameservers at a registrar that is not us: the map every panel follows
The domain was bought somewhere else and the hosting is with us. For the site to open here you have to go into their panel and change one of two…
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Changing a WordPress username
WordPress will not let you change a username on the profile screen. The field is greyed out and you cannot type in it. That is deliberate, because the username is…
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Blocking an IP address from visiting your site
First, make sure this is the right article. This one is about you barring a visitor from your site. If your problem is the other way round, that is, if…
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The limits nobody advertises: inodes, processes and memory
Disk space and traffic are the limits everybody compares before buying. In practice they are not the ones that stop sites. There are three others, far less talked about, and…
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Swapping WP-Cron for a real server cron job
WordPress has a scheduler of its own, WP-Cron, which handles scheduled posts, update checks, emptying the bin and the e-mails your plugins send. The name misleads: it is not a…
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Locaweb: pointing a domain to us
This article is deliberately short. We hold no Locaweb account and we are not going to describe screens we have not seen. What we give you is what we know…
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Installing OpenCart
OpenCart is the lightest of the three shop platforms in the installer. It goes up in a minute, needs no extra PHP extension at all, and holds up well on…
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Changing the WordPress administrator password
There are four roads, and which one you take depends on one thing only: how far you can still get. Start with the first one on the list that applies…





