104 results for «SSL» (page 8 of 11)
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Receiving a webhook in PHP and checking its signature
A webhook is a request another service makes to you when something happens. In a PHP file on your site you receive it in four steps: read the raw body,…
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n8n and your database: the MySQL and PostgreSQL nodes
n8n’s MySQL and PostgreSQL nodes let a workflow query, insert and update rows directly in a database. The node is the easy part. The hard part is reaching the database…
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WordPress login redirect loop: the causes, in order
You type the username and password, WordPress does not complain, and it shows the sign-in screen again. Or the browser gives up with “too many redirects”. This is the login…
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Hosting words for beginners: the terms on your invoice and in your panel
The first invoice and the first panel come full of abbreviations nobody explained. You do not need to memorise them: you need to know enough to understand what you are…
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Redirecting HTTP to HTTPS and www to the bare domain in nginx or Apache
On a VPS you choose one canonical address (for example https://yourdomain.tld) and send everything else there with a 301 redirect: HTTP to HTTPS, and www to the bare name (or…
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Several websites on one plan: how many fit before you need the next step
As many as the plan counts and the resources can carry, and those are two different sums. The first is a matter of numbers: each plan says how many sites…
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Securing Evolution API: key, HTTPS and the open port
An exposed Evolution API is an open door to your WhatsApp number: whoever reaches it and holds the key sends messages in your name. You protect it with four things:…
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How to set up your e-mail in Apple Mail on a Mac
On the Mac, the Mail application connects to your mailbox by IMAP: messages stay on the server and the Mac displays them, so they look the same on the phone…
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cPanel, DirectAdmin or Plesk: what actually differs between control panels
They do the same job with different menus. All three are hosting control panels: a web page where you create e-mail accounts, databases, domains, DNS records and backups without typing…
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A wildcard DNS record (*): what it does, and when it gets in the way
The short answer: a wildcard record, written with an asterisk (*), answers for any subdomain that has no record of its own. With it, anything.your-domain.com opens the same place. It…





