422 results for «cPanel» (page 33 of 43)
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Locking down the WordPress file editor and a few wp-config settings worth changing
The short answer: WordPress has, in the dashboard, a file editor that lets you change the code of the theme and plugins. One typo there takes the site down, and…
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SQLite or MySQL: which one fits a small project
The short answer: SQLite fits a small application with few users writing at the same time and nobody from outside needing the database. MySQL (here, MariaDB) fits anything that is…
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Which plan for a web application or an API: shared hosting, VPS or Cloud
Start with the simplest and move up only when the application asks for it. An application in Node.js, Python, Ruby or PHP runs on shared hosting, with the version picked…
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Pointing a subdomain to another server or service: A record or CNAME
You want the main site to stay with us and shop.asuaempresa.co.mz to open somewhere else: a shop platform, a status page, an application on a server of yours? That takes…
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Several websites on one plan: how many fit before you need the next step
As many as the plan counts and the resources can carry, and those are two different sums. The first is a matter of numbers: each plan says how many sites…
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The free SSL certificate did not renew: why AutoSSL fails and what to check
The short answer: the free certificate that comes with the account (AutoSSL, from Let’s Encrypt) is issued and renewed by itself, but only if the server can prove the domain…
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OPcache in PHP: what it does, how to switch it on, and why edits do not show
Every time someone visits a PHP page, PHP reads the code files and translates them into an internal format before running them. OPcache keeps that translation in memory and reuses…
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Online radio or video: which plan, and why an ordinary hosting plan is not it
An online radio station or a continuous broadcast cannot run on an ordinary hosting plan. A website hands a file to whoever asks and is then free; a broadcast keeps…
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Cron schedule examples: every 15 minutes, weekdays at 8, the first of the month
A cron schedule has five fields, in this order: minute, hour, day of the month, month and day of the week. An asterisk means “every”. The rest is learnt from…
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llms.txt: what it is, and whether it does anything for your site
The short answer: llms.txt is a proposed text file, at the root of the site, that summarises what the site has and points to its most useful pages, written to…





