523 results for «domain» (page 31 of 53)
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Short .ao names: under three characters are not sold, and three has a special price
The short answer: in the .ao extensions we sell, a name with fewer than three characters cannot be registered. A name with exactly three has a special price and cannot…
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What n8n is, and what you can automate with it
n8n is a program that connects applications to one another through workflows: when something happens in one application, it does something in another, without you writing code each time. It…
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Deploying a Next.js app: static export or Node server, and where each one fits
Next.js can come out in two very different ways, and picking the wrong one lies behind almost every deployment problem. The short answer: if your site does not need code…
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Django DisallowedHost, CSRF failed and missing static files: the fixes
You put Django online and three errors show up that nearly everyone meets: DisallowedHost, CSRF verification failed and the page with no styles (static files give a 404). They have…
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Redirecting old pages in WordPress: a plugin or .htaccess
The short answer: when a page changes address or disappears, whoever saved it (and Google) lands on a 404. The remedy is a 301 redirect, which says “it moved here”.…
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Exporting and importing content between two WordPress sites
The short answer: WordPress has its own tool to carry the content (pages, posts, comments, menus, images) from one site to another, under Tools > Export and Tools > Import.…
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A wildcard DNS record (*): what it does, and when it gets in the way
The short answer: a wildcard record, written with an asterisk (*), answers for any subdomain that has no record of its own. With it, anything.your-domain.com opens the same place. It…
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Testing IMAP, POP3 and SMTP by hand with openssl s_client: a guide for technical users
This article is for technical users with a command line (Linux, macOS, or Windows with OpenSSL). The short answer: openssl s_client opens an encrypted connection to the server and lets…
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Nginx as a reverse proxy in front of a container
A reverse proxy is nginx receiving requests on ports 80 and 443, under your domain, and handing them to the application sitting on another port inside the server. It is…
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Orange cloud or grey cloud at Cloudflare: which records to proxy and which to leave DNS only
The short answer: every record in Cloudflare’s DNS has a cloud beside it. Orange (Proxied) means visitors talk to Cloudflare and Cloudflare fetches what it needs from the server. Grey…





