It’s very common to run into issues with a new website where you can’t upload files (photos, videos, etc…) that are more than just a few megabytes. This typically happens with classifieds, forum and blog type websites. Well, any others too, but these are popular. Anyway, the problem is that your settings in your server’s […]
Website Hosting Tips, Tutorials & Techniques
The website hosting section includes posts and articles that cover a variety of hosting issues, including provider selection, server performance, backup options, shared accounts, managed dedicated servers and more. Discussion relates to the common pitfalls and benefits of specific hosting companies and how certain types of hosting can affect the ease of use, reliability and performance of your websites.
How to Stop Website Emails From Being Sent to Spam
I was up against this problem a few days ago. I set up four new discussion forums on different domains and after I tested each one for their email functionality, I realized that each and every domain was sending the test emails straight to spam. I searched for the answer all across the web and […]
How to Set Up a Database Dump Cron Job in cPanel
This is one I’ve been doing for years with every hosting company I’ve worked with and for some reason, the syntax of the command changes every time. It’s very odd. I have to keep tweaking things to make it work. This command I’ll share with you below works with my latest host. I’m using WHM […]
CodeGuard is the Best Thing Since Sliced Bread
A few weeks ago, a small issue I had been thinking about crept up on me. I supposed I had been ignoring it for too long and kept tucking it away in the back of my mind, hoping it would go away. Unfortunately, it reared its ugly head once more as I was reviewing my […]
Website Hosting With WiredTree
I’ve been hosting my cluster of websites with the same company since 2008. I switched to them after dealing with a notoriously awful host, that was actually pretty good, up until I needed support. As I sit here and write this, I can recall the agony of continuously attempting to talk to someone about restarting […]