482 results for «domínio» (page 45 of 49)
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Your e-mails land in Gmail spam or Promotions: what Show original tells you and what to fix
The short answer: when a customer says your message ended up in Gmail spam, the first thing to do is see what Gmail made of it. In a Gmail account…
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Which hosting plan for a web designer or agency with several client sites
The short answer: someone who builds sites for clients has to choose between one hosting per client (each with their own account and contract) and a hosting of your own…
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Lowering the TTL before a migration: the timeline that keeps the switch short
The short answer: the TTL tells every cache how long it may keep an answer, counted from the moment it asked. So at the moment you change a record, the…
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Which hosting plan for a musician or band: music, videos and events
The short answer: a musician’s site is a shop window: biography, gig dates, links to listen and a contact to book. It is light, and the entry plan will do.…
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Which hosting plan for a government office, municipality or public service
The short answer: a public service’s site exists so citizens can find the right information, forms and contacts. It is a content site, without great server demands: for a small…
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Which hosting plan for a content creator: videos, links and sponsors
The short answer: a content creator lives on platforms, and the platforms are not theirs. A site of your own is the place nobody can take from you: a page…
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Which hosting plan for a mobile app: the website, the privacy page and the server
The short answer: a mobile app almost always needs a website (that presents it and that app stores require, with a privacy page and a support contact) and, sometimes, a…
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Going live on SonicPanel and VoxStream: BUTT, Mixxx or SAM with server, port and password
The short answer: to go live you need a broadcasting program (the encoder) on the studio computer, and three details: the server address, the port and the broadcast password. If…
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Running a Perl or CGI script on your hosting: permissions, line endings and the 500 that follows
The short answer: Perl and CGI scripts (many old forms and counters) work on hosting, but they are demanding: the file must have execute permission (755), the first line must…
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What DNS propagation really is: caches that expire, not a change that travels
The short answer: when you save a DNS record, the change takes effect at once on the servers that hold the zone (the authoritative ones). Nothing “travels” across the internet…





