442 results for «cPanel» (page 37 of 45)
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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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WordPress or a drag-and-drop website builder: what you gain and what you give up
Pick the builder if you want the site online quickly and with no upkeep; pick WordPress if you want room to grow and to own everything. The difference is not…
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Error 1045 Access denied for user: the causes, in order
Error 1045 means one thing: the connection reached the database, and the database refused the username and password pair. It is not a server that is down or a closed…
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An API key or token has leaked: what to do, in the right order
The short answer: if an API key, a token or a webhook secret has turned up somewhere it should not (a public repository, a file inside the site, a screenshot,…
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SSH on your hosting account: keys instead of passwords, and staying safe
The short answer: SSH gives you a command line on your account, and it is as powerful as it is dangerous if the password is weak. The safe way is…
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One mailbox per person or one shared mailbox: what works for a small team
The short answer: anyone who writes on behalf of the company should have their own mailbox. The public addresses (general enquiries, sales) can be a shared mailbox, if replies must…
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WooCommerce, PrestaShop, OpenCart or Magento: what each one asks of the server
Four shop platforms, four different appetites. The question “which is best” has no answer; the question “which fits my hosting” does. Here is what each one asks of the server,…
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The new Outlook and your IMAP mailbox: why a copy goes through the Microsoft cloud
The short answer: when you add an IMAP account from another provider (like ours) to the new Outlook for Windows, Microsoft explains that the mail, calendar and contacts of that…
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WordPress Heartbeat: what it is and why it keeps calling the server
The short answer: Heartbeat is a “pulse” that WordPress sends to the server every few seconds while the dashboard or the editor is open. It is used to save drafts,…
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npm install fails with EACCES, ERESOLVE or out of memory: what to do
When npm install fails, the message is usually long, but the cause fits one of half a dozen families. The short answer: look in the output for the first line…





