461 results for «domain» (page 26 of 47)
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AI bots crawling your site: robots.txt and how to block them
AI providers use robots (crawlers) that walk through websites collecting text, either to train models or to answer questions in real time. If you do not want that, you can…
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How to read your invoice line by line, and what each status means
An invoice answers four questions, in this order: whose it is, what it charges, for what period, and how much is left to pay. The status at the top (Unpaid,…
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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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Installing n8n with Docker Compose on a VPS
n8n is installed on a VPS with Docker Compose: one file describes the container, one command starts it, and the interface appears on port 5678. This article shows what the…
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Changing registrar without the site or e-mail blinking: DNS, lock and the checks after
Changing the registrar (whoever holds your domain’s registration) is not changing the DNS or changing the hosting. They are three different things. A registrar transfer, on its own, does not…
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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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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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The amount on my invoice looks wrong: what to check before you write to us
Almost always the amount is not wrong, it is different from what you expected, and the cause is one of eight things: a first invoice that covers only a few…
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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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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…





