Introduction This article is intended for individuals or administrators managing mailing lists who need to provide an easy way for subscribers to unsubscribe via email. It covers the steps to create a mailto link that allows users to unsubscribe automatically by sending an email with a preset subject, as well as offering alternative methods for
Introduction By default, the SSH daemon listens on port 22 for incoming connections, which is widely known and often targeted by malicious actors. Changing the default port to a custom port number can help reduce unauthorized access attempts by obscuring the entry point. However, this is not a complete security solution, and additional security measures
Introduction Setting up automatic replies, also known as “out-of-office” or “vacation” responses, allows you to send pre-configured email responses when you’re unavailable to respond. This feature is useful for informing contacts of your absence or providing additional instructions when you’re unable to check your email. Plesk offers an easy-to-use interface for configuring automatic replies for
Introduction Email forwarding is a useful feature that automatically redirects incoming emails from one address to another. This can help centralize communications if you manage multiple email accounts or wish to forward messages to team members. In Plesk, setting up email forwarding is simple and can be configured for one or more email addresses. This
Introduction Creating an email account in Plesk allows you to manage and customize email addresses for your domain. Whether it’s for personal use or for business purposes, setting up a dedicated email account is essential for communication. Plesk provides a straightforward interface to create new email addresses and configure their settings, including mailbox size and
Introduction WordPress is a widely used CMS platform known for its ease of deployment and use. However, when handling high traffic volumes, WordPress may experience performance issues. To mitigate this, caching becomes a crucial component in optimizing WordPress for better performance and scalability. This guide will walk you through the steps to install and enable
Introduction Running out of memory (RAM) on a server can cause severe issues, including system hangs and unresponsiveness, especially to SSH connections. In such cases, the only way to recover the server may be through a manual reboot, leading to unwanted downtime. To mitigate these issues and ensure your server remains operational, you can configure
Introduction Using an FTP (File Transfer Protocol) application is a convenient way to upload or download files from a server. However, you might encounter issues where file transfers take an unusually long time or fail to complete. This is often caused by network-related problems or connection issues between your computer and the server. Since the
Introduction This article provides a guide for enabling Apache ExtendedStatus on your server. Apache ExtendedStatus allows you to view detailed information about server performance, including request counts and response times, which is useful for monitoring server health. This guide is intended for system administrators and users managing Apache servers, who need to monitor Apache’s runtime
Introduction vsftpd (Very Secure FTP Daemon) is a popular and secure FTP server for Unix-like systems. This guide will walk you through the process of installing and configuring vsftpd on a CentOS system. It includes steps for setting up FTP users, securing the connection with SSL, and ensuring the FTP server starts automatically upon system