Introduction Plesk provides various hosting types to meet different needs: Physical Hosting, Standard Forwarding, and Frame Forwarding. These options allow you to manage how your domain handles web requests. Physical Hosting provides dedicated server space, while forwarding redirects users to another URL. Frame Forwarding keeps the original domain visible in the browser. This guide will
Introduction Browsers typically cache static files, such as images, CSS, and JavaScript, to improve loading times for returning visitors. Over time, these cache files can grow, potentially slowing down your website or causing outdated content to be displayed. By setting expiration dates on these cached files, you can ensure that the browser updates them as
Introduction This article provides a step-by-step guide to generating a Certificate Signing Request (CSR) using the cPanel control panel. A CSR is a crucial step when applying for an SSL certificate. It contains information such as the domain name, organization details, and public key, which is required by Certificate Authorities (CA) to issue an SSL
Introduction This article provides a step-by-step guide to configure rsync for secure, passwordless file transfers between two remote systems using SSH. It is intended for users who frequently use rsync for data synchronization or backups and wish to eliminate the need to enter a password manually each time. By setting up SSH key-based authentication, you can automate
Introduction A Self-Signed SSL Certificate is useful when you need to secure communication between your server and clients without involving a third-party Certificate Authority (CA). This can be helpful for testing, internal websites, or private environments. This guide will walk you through creating and installing a self-signed SSL certificate on your server. Prerequisites Root
Introduction This guide is designed for web administrators or developers looking to increase the maximum file upload size for their website, particularly when hosted on Apache web servers using .htaccess. This is necessary when the default upload limit set by the server is insufficient for larger files such as media or backups. By adjusting the
FAQ: Why “www.domain.com” Doesn’t Work, But “domain.com” Works Fine (or vice versa) One of the most common causes is misconfigured DNS records. A domain needs to be properly linked to an IP address for both “www.domain.com” and “domain.com” to work. Key Points: A Record: “domain.com” might have an A record pointing to the server’s
Introduction WordPress permission errors typically occur due to incorrect file or directory permissions, often resulting in issues such as parent is not writable or errors during plugin installation. Using cPanel, administrators can reset and correct these permissions to ensure the website functions properly. This guide is for WordPress administrators looking to resolve permission errors by
Introduction ncdu (NCurses Disk Usage) is a disk usage analyzer for Unix-like systems. It provides a fast and easy-to-use interface to view disk usage in a tree-like format, ideal for quickly finding large files or directories. Unlike traditional du commands, ncdu offers an interactive, visual interface. Prerequisites Root or sudo access: You’ll need administrative privileges
Introduction Managing a customer portal can become challenging when it displays numerous services, especially when some are no longer active. This guide is designed to help customers manage their portals, ensuring they remain organized and user-friendly. The focus is on removing or hiding inactive or discontinued services that may clutter the portal and cause confusion.