428 results for «cPanel» (page 34 of 43)
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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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File permissions explained: what 755, 644 and 777 mean
The short answer: on an ordinary hosting account, folders should be 755 and files 644. Files holding secrets, such as wp-config.php, can be tighter still (600). And never 777: it…
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E-mail inside a hosting plan or a separate professional e-mail plan
If you already have a website plan with us, you already have mailboxes included on your domain, and for most small companies that is enough. The Professional E-mail plan is…
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Reseller hosting or one plan per client: what suits a freelancer or agency
If you have three or four clients, one plan per client or one account with add-on domains is usually enough. Reselling pays when you have many client sites and want…
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Disk Usage: finding what fills your account
The account is filling up and you do not know why. cPanel has a screen built for this: Disk Usage, in the Files section. It shows, folder by folder, how…
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Running a Flask or FastAPI application
Flask runs on shared hosting with no tricks: it speaks WSGI, and that is what the Passenger behind “Setup Python App” expects. FastAPI is different: it speaks ASGI, and Passenger…
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Deploying a Next.js app: static export or Node server, and where each one fits
Next.js can come out in two very different ways, and picking the wrong one lies behind almost every deployment problem. The short answer: if your site does not need code…
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How many visitors can a hosting plan handle? Why the monthly total does not answer it
There is no monthly visit count that suits everyone, and anyone who gives you one is guessing. What decides it is how many people ask for pages at the same…
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Turning on WordPress debug mode safely: WP_DEBUG and the log
The short answer: when the site shows a white page or a “critical error” without saying why, debug mode makes WordPress write the error to a file. You switch it…
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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,…





