408 results for «cPanel» (page 18 of 41)
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admin-ajax eating your resources: how to find out and cut it down
admin-ajax.php is the door through which plugins talk to the server in the background, without reloading the page. It serves the dashboard and it serves the public side of the…
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Cleaning and optimising the database in phpMyAdmin
A site with a few years behind it carries a database full of things nobody reads: a revision of every single save, spam comments from 2021, options from plugins deleted…
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Getting a Laravel application running
Laravel is not a CMS: it is the foundation you write a PHP application on top of. So this article has two halves. The first is for anyone who wants…
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Giving WordPress more memory
The symptom always looks the same: a heavy operation stops halfway, or the page goes blank, and the error log carries the line Allowed memory size of ... bytes exhausted.…
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Changing your PHP version without breaking the site
Switching version is one click, and it is written out step by step in «How to change your PHP version». This article is the other half, the half that is…
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Creating a subdomain on Cloudflare
With the domain on Cloudflare, creating a subdomain becomes a job of two halves, in two different panels. Doing only one of them is the cause of practically every "I…
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Other registrars: the words to look for in any panel
There are hundreds of registrars and no two panels look alike. Underneath the design, though, it is always the same machine, and the machine always has the same parts. Learn…
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Creating your SPF record, step by step
SPF is the list of servers allowed to send e-mail on behalf of your domain. Why that decides whether your message lands in spam is covered elsewhere: SPF, DKIM and…
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Getting a Django application running
Django is not in the cPanel apps installer, and nothing is missing: that installer is for PHP applications. Django runs on Python, and Python has a tool of its own…
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Compression: confirming it is on, and measuring what you gained
Compression shrinks pages before they travel, and the browser unpacks them at the other end. Because HTML, CSS and JavaScript are text, and text repeats itself a great deal, what…





