491 results for «e-mail» (page 33 of 50)
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HestiaCP or CloudPanel on your VPS: the differences that matter
The short answer: both are free, need no licence and run on Debian and Ubuntu. Choose HestiaCP if you want a complete hosting server, with e-mail, DNS and several accounts…
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Remote Desktop will not connect: the usual errors and what each one means
The short answer: the error message almost always says what is missing. There are two groups: it does not reach the server (network, address, firewall, stopped server) or it reaches…
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Leaving a hosting provider: how to take everything with you before you cancel
Before you cancel, take five things: the site files, the databases, the e-mail, the list of DNS records, and the list of settings that are not in the files (PHP…
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Bounce message 550: user unknown, relay denied and rejected, what each one means
You sent an e-mail and got back a message that says “Mail Delivery Subsystem”, “Undelivered Mail Returned to Sender” or “Delivery Status Notification (Failure)”. That is a bounce, and what…
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An invoice or renewal notice from a company you do not know: how to check if it is real
If the message comes from a company you never bought from and asks for money for a domain, a website or a “listing”, it is most likely a scam. Whoever…
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First steps with VoxStream: signing in and getting your radio on air
The short answer: after payment, our team sets up your station by hand and sends you an e-mail with the details: panel address, user name, password, server address, port, broadcast…
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How online payments work: gateway, processor and merchant account in plain words
Anyone building a shop hears three words that sound alike and are not: gateway, processor and merchant account. Knowing the difference saves months of e-mails with suppliers. This article explains…
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Website builder subscription or your own hosting: who owns the site, and how to leave
With a builder where the site lives on the platform, you use the site; with hosting of your own, you have the site. While you are paying, the difference is…
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Image optimisation and WebP
Images are often the heaviest part of a page. WebP is an image format made by Google that usually keeps the same look in fewer bytes than JPEG or PNG,…
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An API key or token has leaked: what to do, in the right order
The short answer: if an API key, a token or a webhook secret has turned up somewhere it should not (a public repository, a file inside the site, a screenshot,…





