Caching, and why clients need it for their sites, was one of the most popular subjects during our event. The simple answer is that your site needs caching since it is great practice for ensuring that websites, especially those on speedy servers, load as soon as possible. Almost every fast website you’ve ever visited […]
This year, website accessibility is getting a facelift, so get ready to improve yours. According to the CDC, accessibility is a major concern for people with disabilities, who account for 26% of adults. It’s also a major concern for site owners, because if your site is difficult or impossible to use, visitors will go elsewhere. […]
Every web user will come across the dreaded 404 page at some point. It’s almost unavoidable. But just because it’s prevalent doesn’t mean it’s something brands should take lightly. It can be aggravating for your users to land on a 404 page. It increases the likelihood of your visitors leaving your website, and high bounce […]
Caution: The majority of spam nowadays is believed to be sent from hijacked or zombie workstations running a rudimentary SMTP server implementation, with the hosts operator unaware. These zombie machines rarely, if ever, seek to retry failed delivery attempts, as a normal SMTP server would. As a result, if the distribution attempt is blocked by […]
How To Create a MySQL Database Log in to cPanel. Look for the Databases section, then click MySQL Databases. Give your database a name in the New Database field. Click Create Database. Click Go Back. In the Current Databases area, the new database will display. How To Delete a MySQL Database Navigate to the Current […]
Your server’s user data files may become faulty in certain conditions, causing problems while moving or running your cPanel account. Fortunately, a valid and working httpd.conf file on the server may be used to fix these user data files. Repairing Corrupted User Data Files Follow these steps to reconstruct a corrupted user data file […]
This tutorial will show you how to use phpMyAdmin to copy or duplicate a database. Begin by logging in to phpMyAdmin through cPanel or Plesk. The steps stated in the video guide above are listed below. Go to your phpMyadmin. Choose the database you want to replicate from the drop-down menu (by clicking on the […]
Keep in mind that if you alter the name of a database, you’ll need to update user permissions and any scripts that reference it. NOTE: If you want the same database user to have access to the renamed database, make a note of the database’s current username, which may or may not be the same […]
Although there are plenty of email terms you may have come across but have no idea what they mean. Stick with us if you want to know the difference between an APOP and an IMAP, can’t tell your Cc from your Bcc, and can’t figure out what Backscatter means. Let’s start with the history of […]
High server load is sometimes reported in cPanel, Plesk, and DirectAdmin servers with WordPress websites, with “xmlrpc.php” showing up as the top CPU. xmlrpc.php is a file used for remote publishing and ping-back tracking on WordPress websites. Botnets target this file in order to launch brute force assaults on the targeted website. This puts a […]