323 results for «domain» (page 25 of 33)
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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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SMTP ports 465, 587 and 25: SSL, STARTTLS and which one to use
To send e-mail from Outlook, your phone or a program of your own, use port 465 with SSL/TLS, which is the one our guides give. Port 587 with STARTTLS is…
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Sending e-mail from PHP: mail() or SMTP
Use SMTP with a real mailbox on your domain. The mail() function is fine for a quick test, but it returns “sent” only because the local mail program accepted the…
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After moving a site: the checklist for the first day
The site opens and looks the same: that does not yet mean everything is right. The failures of a move turn up in places nobody visits in the first minute:…
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Security headers explained: what they do and how to add them in .htaccess
The short answer: security headers are small instructions your site sends the browser with every page (“do not let anyone put me inside another site”, “do not guess the type…
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Moving a site by hand: files by FTP and the database
Moving a site by hand is two copies and one connection: the files, the database, and the line of configuration that tells the application where the new database is. You…
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Testing a migrated site before you change the DNS (the hosts file)
To see the new site before the DNS changes, add one line to your computer’s hosts file saying “this domain lives at this IP address”. Only your computer goes to…
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Mixed content after moving to HTTPS: the padlock that will not turn on
The certificate is installed, the site opens on https, and the browser still says “not secure” or shows a padlock with a warning. That is mixed content: the page is…
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Connecting n8n to Google Sheets
For n8n to read and write a Google Sheets spreadsheet it needs a credential proving to Google that n8n is allowed to touch that sheet. There are two roads: sign…
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Restoring a single e-mail account or folder
To put deleted messages back, open JetBackup (cPanel, Files section), choose the copy from a date before the deletion and restore only the e-mail folder concerned, not the whole account.…





