422 results for «cPanel» (page 27 of 43)
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CPU, RAM and disk I/O in plain words: what each one limits on your site
On shared hosting your account lives in a compartment with ceilings of its own for processor (CPU), memory (RAM) and disk reads and writes (I/O). They exist so a noisy…
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Keeping your own copy of your e-mail: how to back up a mailbox
Your messages are in the account and are part of the daily copy we make, but a mailbox nobody has copied out is a mailbox with a single copy. To…
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Backing up with mysqldump and pg_dump, and restoring the copy
Over SSH, you copy a MySQL or MariaDB database with mysqldump and a PostgreSQL database with pg_dump. Each produces a file you restore with mysql or with psql/pg_restore. It is…
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Database indexes in phpMyAdmin: the types, the column order, and how to add one
An index is a sorted list of one column (or several) that the database consults instead of reading the whole table. To find a customer by e-mail, with no index…
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WooCommerce e-mails not arriving: what to check
The order comes in, the money is paid, and the customer swears they got nothing. Or it is you who never receives the “new order” notice. On WooCommerce, an e-mail…
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Where console.log and print output goes, and how to read your app logs
On your computer, console.log (Node.js) and print (Python) show up on screen. A server has no screen, and the question is where they went. The short answer: on shared hosting,…
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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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Creating a database user and giving it the right privileges
A database without a user is no use to anyone, and a user with too many privileges is an open door. In cPanel you do it in MySQL Databases: create…
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Connecting n8n to e-mail: SMTP and IMAP
For n8n to send e-mail you use SMTP; to read it, IMAP. Either way n8n signs in to a mailbox like any e-mail program: it needs the server, the port,…
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HTTPS for a container: a certificate and a domain
For an application running in a container to show the padlock, you need a domain pointing at the VPS and a certificate. The most common route is nginx in front…





