483 results for «domain» (page 27 of 49)
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Migrating WordPress with a plugin: how it works and where it fails
A migration plugin bundles the site (files and database) into a package, which you carry to the destination and unpack there, swapping the old address for the new one on…
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An invoice or renewal notice from a company you do not know: how to check if it is real
If the message comes from a company you never bought from and asks for money for a domain, a website or a “listing”, it is most likely a scam. Whoever…
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What happens to your Google ranking when your site goes down?
A short, rare outage usually leaves no mark: Google tries again later. What weighs is the long or repeated one: if the crawler finds the site down several times, it…
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What n8n is, and what you can automate with it
n8n is a program that connects applications to one another through workflows: when something happens in one application, it does something in another, without you writing code each time. It…
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Moving from WordPress.com to your own hosting: what you can take with you
The short answer: WordPress.com is a service where the site lives on another company’s servers; the WordPress you install on your hosting is the same program, but the site is…
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The scan says clean but the site still redirects: where an infection hides
The short answer: a scan only sees what it knows how to recognise. A modern infection hides outside the files you look at first (in the database, in an .htaccess,…
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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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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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Copying mailboxes with imapsync: how it works and what to prepare
imapsync is a command-line tool that connects to two IMAP mailboxes, the source and the destination, and copies messages folder by folder, skipping those already there. That is why you…
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Sending e-mail by SMTP or through an e-mail API: which suits your application
For a few messages (a contact form, the confirmations of a small shop), SMTP with a mailbox on your domain is enough. For large volumes, newsletters, or when you need…





