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How to customize DirectAdmin daily email quota limit

Introduction This guide covers how to set a daily email quota limit on a DirectAdmin hosting server. It is intended for server administrators who want to control the number of emails that users can send from their accounts. By implementing this limit, administrators can manage email traffic, reduce the risk of server blacklisting, and prevent

How to disable scripting warnings and notices through .htaccess

Introduction: If your website is running well but still displaying unwanted warnings and notices, such as Warning: fsockopen(), you can easily hide them by making a small change to your .htaccess file. This is especially useful in a live production environment to avoid cluttering your website with error messages that could confuse visitors.   Prerequisites:

How to disable APC Cache In Linux using .htaccess

Introduction APC (Alternative PHP Cache) is a tool that enhances website performance by caching PHP scripts. However, you may need to disable it during development or troubleshooting to ensure accurate debugging. This guide will walk you through the steps of disabling APC by modifying the .htaccess file. It is designed for developers or system administrators

How to transfer out domain from IP ServerOne

Introduction If you want to transfer your domain from IPServerOne to another provider (reseller or registrar), you’ll need to follow a few simple steps, starting with getting the EPP code (also called the transfer authorization code). This code is necessary for a secure transfer and is required by your new provider. In this guide, we’ll

How to edit the ‘hosts’ file on Windows

Introduction The hosts file on Windows allows you to map IP addresses to domain names, which can be helpful for testing websites or redirecting domains to specific servers. This guide walks you through the process of editing the hosts file on a Windows machine to make these changes. It is particularly useful for developers who

How to disable Magic Quotes GPC

Introduction Magic Quotes was a feature in older PHP versions that automatically escaped special characters like quotes in incoming data to protect against SQL injection. However, it often caused more problems than it solved, leading to its deprecation in PHP 5.3.0 and complete removal in PHP 5.4.0. Modern PHP development encourages manual handling of data