415 results for «cPanel» (page 34 of 42)
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Giving a developer access to your site without handing over your password
You do not need to give the password of your account to whoever builds your site. There are smaller accesses that are enough for the job, that you can switch…
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DDoS attack or just a traffic spike: how to tell, and what to do
The short answer: a DDoS (distributed denial of service) attack is a flood of fake requests, from many addresses at once, meant to stop the site answering the real ones.…
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How to set up your e-mail in Apple Mail on a Mac
On the Mac, the Mail application connects to your mailbox by IMAP: messages stay on the server and the Mac displays them, so they look the same on the phone…
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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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After a hack, which backup do you restore? Choosing a clean copy
The short answer: restore the last copy from before the infection, not the most recent one. If you restore yesterday’s copy and the site had been infected for a week,…
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How to find your browser, operating system and PHP version before you write to support
When a problem only happens on one computer, in one browser or after an update, the next question is always “which version do you have?”. Answering in the first ticket…
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Your e-mail account has been hacked: what to do in the first hour
The short answer: change the password from a clean device, end the open sessions, look for and delete the forwards and filters the intruder left, and only then deal with…
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An abandoned plugin or an old PHP version: how to spot the risks on your site
The short answer: most hacked sites were not caught by a clever attack, but by an old part with a known flaw: a plugin its author stopped updating, a forgotten…
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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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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…





