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Paying by card: how it works, and what can go wrong
Payment methods are not the same everywhere. The list that applies to you is the one shown on the invoice screen itself, and the full list is on Payment methods.…
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Business hosting: who it is for, and when it pays off
Business plans are the tier above ordinary shared hosting. They are still shared hosting, with the same panel and the same way of working; what changes is the headroom. This…
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Moving your site to us: what comes across, and how long you are offline
The second half of that title, answered up front: if the order of the steps is respected, the site does not go offline. That is not luck or a trick.…
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Changing plan: how to do it, and how the amount is settled
Either the plan has become too small, or you are paying for more than you use. Both are a change you make yourself, in your account, with no ticket and…
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Your first thirty minutes in cPanel
cPanel opens with dozens of icons, and nine out of ten you will never touch. This article walks you through the four that matter on day one, in order, and…
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Pro, Plus, Ultra or Business: choosing without guesswork
Shared plans come in four steps: Pro, Plus, Ultra and the Business line. They all carry the same panel, the same certificate and the same daily backup. What separates them…
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"Unlimited": what really is unlimited, and what has a limit
The plan tables carry columns that say Unlimited. The word is true in the sense that no counter stops you, but all of this sits on a disk that has…
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Why a backup is huge or fails, and how to make it smaller
A huge backup is almost never “the site”: it is what has piled up around the site. Cache folders, old copies forgotten in the account, error files that kept growing,…
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The 3-2-1 backup rule for a website: which three copies, and where to keep them
The 3-2-1 rule says: 3 copies of what matters, on 2 different kinds of storage, with 1 copy away from where the rest lives. The point is not the numbers:…
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Connecting to MySQL from PHP: mysqli and PDO, with a working example
PHP has two ways of talking to the database: mysqli (MySQL and MariaDB only) and PDO (which also serves PostgreSQL and others). For a new project PDO is the safe…





