323 results for «domain» (page 22 of 33)
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Changing the WordPress site address, and what breaks when it goes wrong
WordPress stores the site address in two fields, and confusing them is behind half the sites that become unreachable after an apparently simple change. Field What it means WordPress Address…
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No padlock on your site: the causes, in order
The browser shows a warning, or the padlock is simply not there. There are five causes, and they are worth checking in this order: the first ones explain most cases…
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Directory indexes: what a visitor sees when there is no home page
You open an address on your site and instead of a page you get a plain list of files, with names, sizes and dates. That is the server telling you…
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Permission denied in a Node.js or Python app on cPanel: ownership, modes and folders
EACCES: permission denied in Node.js, PermissionError: [Errno 13] in Python. The application tried to do something its user cannot. The short answer: on a shared account the application runs as…
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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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Your first thirty minutes in cPanel
cPanel opens with dozens of icons, and nine out of ten you will never touch. This article walks you through the four that matter on day one, in order, and…
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Linux file permissions on a VPS: chmod, chown and Permission denied
A “Permission denied”, or a 403 on a website, is almost always one of two things: the file’s owner is not who the service runs as, or a permission is…
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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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cURL error 28, 7 and 6 in PHP: timeout, connection refused and could not resolve host
When your site calls an outside service (a payment, an API, an update) and it fails, PHP returns a cURL error number. The three most seen say different things: 6,…
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robots.txt and sitemap.xml: what they do and how to check them
They are two small files that speak to search engines, and it is very common for one of them to be wrong without anyone noticing. robots.txt tells robots where they…





