483 results for «domínio» (page 36 of 49)
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A scheduled report by e-mail: a script, a cron job and an SMTP account
To get a summary of the site in your e-mail every morning (the day’s orders, enquiries received, new sign-ups) you need three pieces: a PHP script that fetches the figures…
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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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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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Hotmail or Outlook.com rejects or delays your e-mails: reading the message that comes back
The short answer: when Microsoft will not accept a message for a Hotmail or Outlook.com address, you get a notice back from our server. There are two kinds: a permanent…
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Webmin and Virtualmin on a VPS: a server admin tool and a hosting panel, explained
This article is for people with a VPS or a dedicated server with root access. On shared plans the panel is cPanel, and you neither choose nor install another one.…
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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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Checking your site’s HTTPS setup: certificate, chain, expiry and protocols
The short answer: the browser’s padlock does not tell the whole story. A site can show the padlock on your computer and fail on other devices because of an incomplete…
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Registrar lock: what it protects, when to unlock it and when to leave it on
The short answer: the registrar lock is a padlock on the domain that stops it being transferred to another provider unless you authorise it. It should be on almost always,…
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Moving a site between Linux and Windows servers: the differences that break it
A site made only of HTML, CSS and JavaScript moves from Linux to Windows (or back) with no trouble. A site with PHP or a database usually works, but breaks…
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Taxes and invoice numbers in WHMCS: tax rules, proforma invoices and repeated numbers
This article is for resellers who run their own WHMCS. WHMCS is another company’s product: we neither sell nor resell licences, as explained in what WHMCS is. Menu names change…





