523 results for «domain» (page 34 of 53)
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Which hosting plan for a small company website with its own e-mail
A small company’s website is usually a brochure site: a few pages, a contact form and mailboxes on the company domain. That fits a shared plan, often one of the…
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Hotlink protection: stop others using your bandwidth
Hotlinking is when another website displays an image of yours straight from your server, instead of keeping a copy on theirs. To their visitor it looks like an ordinary image;…
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Nextcloud on a VPS: your own file storage, with Docker Compose
The short answer: Nextcloud is an open-source program that gives you your own “Drive”: files, calendar and contacts, on a server of yours. It installs on a VPS with Docker…
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Security headers explained: what they do and how to add them in .htaccess
The short answer: security headers are small instructions your site sends the browser with every page (“do not let anyone put me inside another site”, “do not guess the type…
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The slash at the end, capital letters and index.html: one page at several addresses
The short answer: to a browser and to Google, /contact, /contact/, /Contact and /contact/index.html are four different addresses. On the server they may open the same page, give a 404…
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Moving from WordPress.com to your own hosting: what you can take with you
The short answer: WordPress.com is a service where the site lives on another company’s servers; the WordPress you install on your hosting is the same program, but the site is…
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Collecting subscribers and sending a newsletter from a WordPress site
The short answer: the site collects the addresses (with a form), but it should not be the one sending a message to many people. For that you use a proper…
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Mixed content after moving to HTTPS: the padlock that will not turn on
The certificate is installed, the site opens on https, and the browser still says “not secure” or shows a padlock with a warning. That is mixed content: the page is…
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Checking DNS from the command line: dig and nslookup, and how to read the answer
The short answer: dig and nslookup ask the DNS directly what it answers for a name. They are the quickest way to know whether a change has arrived, where your…
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Securing n8n: access, credentials and exposed webhooks
An n8n holds the keys to everything it automates: e-mail, sheets, shop, WhatsApp. Whoever gets into it reaches all of that. Securing n8n comes down to three fronts: who gets…





