415 results for «cPanel» (page 25 of 42)
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Connecting to your database from Python and Node.js
In Python use PyMySQL (or mysql-connector-python); in Node.js use mysql2. In both the host is localhost, the database and user names carry the account prefix, and the password goes in…
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Exporting a database with phpMyAdmin
In cPanel open phpMyAdmin, click the database name in the left column, go to the Export tab, leave the method on Quick and the format on SQL, and click Export…
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Keeping a Node.js app running on a VPS with PM2
If you run node app.js in an SSH session, the application dies when the session closes, and does not return if the server reboots. PM2 is a process manager for…
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Pointing a subdomain to another server or service: A record or CNAME
You want the main site to stay with us and shop.yourcompany.com to open somewhere else: a shop platform, a status page, an application on a server of yours? That takes…
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Subdomain or folder: where to put a blog, a shop or a test site
Short answer: what should strengthen the main site, such as a blog of articles, goes better in a folder (yourcompany.com/blog). What is technically separate, such as a test site, an…
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Browser caching with .htaccess
Browser caching is the kind that lives on the visitor’s own computer: if the logo, the CSS and the JavaScript arrive with an instruction saying “keep this for a while”,…
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Where to find your services, domains, invoices and tickets in your account
Once you are signed in to My MozOut the home page shows a summary, but what you are after is nearly always in one of four places in the menu:…
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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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Handing a website over to a client or another company: what to move and what to change
Handing over a site is four different things, and each has its own owner: the domain, the hosting account, the content, and the third-party accounts (analytics, e-mail, payments). The usual…
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OPcache in PHP: what it does, how to switch it on, and why edits do not show
Every time someone visits a PHP page, PHP reads the code files and translates them into an internal format before running them. OPcache keeps that translation in memory and reuses…





