428 results for «cPanel» (page 17 of 43)
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Sending e-mail from your own code with PHPMailer
A contact form, an order receipt, a password reset: sooner or later your code has to send an e-mail. The simple function PHP ships with does send, but it sends…
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Reseller hosting: starting out, pricing and billing
With reseller hosting you buy a block of resources and split it however you like. You create packages under your own name, open accounts for your clients and charge whatever…
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Keeping your VPS or dedicated server secure: the six that matter
On a shared hosting plan the machine is ours and we are the ones keeping it shut. On a VPS or dedicated server, the machine is yours - and with…
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Signing in to the WordPress dashboard, and the right address
The WordPress dashboard opens on your own domain, by adding /wp-admin to the address. There is no page of ours where you sign in to WordPress: WordPress is yours and…
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CAA records: who may issue certificates for your domain
By default, any certificate authority in the world may issue a certificate for your domain, as long as it can prove you control it. A CAA record is the DNS…
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Making and keeping your own backup, and testing that it works
Restoring a copy of ours is covered in how to restore your data with JetBackup. This article is about the other half, and it is the half usually missing: having…
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Bringing your mailboxes from another provider: the messages, not just the addresses
Changing hosting provider has an easy part and a part almost everyone discovers late. The easy part is recreating the addresses: five minutes in the panel and hello@ and info@…
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Parked domains (aliases): the same site on more than one name
It is very common to hold two names for the same business - thecompany.com and thecompany.com, say - and to want both to open the same site. That is called…
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Backups and your Sitejet site: what is kept, and where
A site made with Sitejet Builder lives in two places: in the builder, where you make it, and in your account, where the published version sits. Each has its own…
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Which technologies run here: PHP, Node, Python, Perl, games and the limits
«My developer asks whether you support X.» This page answers that in one go, with names and versions - and it also says where shared hosting stops being enough. Languages:…





