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 Aliasing Domains with Proper SEO (domains and Search Engines)

Aliasing a domain to a primary domain is a great way to simplify domain hosting as only one main...

 Block HTTP request based on user agent - browser used

If you need to block a user agent / bot / browser from your site, you can do so with a .htaccess...

 Changing php.ini directives via .htaccess

A script you want to use requires a different setting then we have set?  No problem, you...

 Disable Pagespeed

On our shared servers, we have pagespeed module enabled in nginx (the front web server).  This...

 Email Provider Message Sizes

Most mail servers limit the message size -- the size of the entire message including all...

 FTP over SSL (FTPS)

Our Linux servers require SSL/TLS for FTP connections -- otherwise known as FTP over SSL. ...

 Force WWW or non-WWW

NONE SSLTo force www in your URLs, place the following in the .htaccess.RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST}...

 Force https via htaccess

RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTPS} off RewriteRule (.*) https://%{SERVER_NAME}/$1 [R,L]

 Frontpage Publishing via FTP

Frontpage extensions are not supported on our servers due to bugs in the extensions (some...

 How to create a .htaccess file

Creating a .htaccess is easier then it sounds. You can create an .htaccess file in any text...

 How to upload / create your site.

Creating your site How you create your site depends on what you want to do with it.  You...

 Increase PHP memory limit

If you need PHP's memory limit to be increased, please do the following: Create a file called...

 PHP 5.6, 7.0 Fails to connect via SSL / TLS

Starting at PHP 5.6, PHP does a verify of the SSL certificate and if it fails to the connection...

 PHP settings and the .user.ini file

Most settings for PHP can be configured via a file called ".user.ini" as defined by the...

 Parallel Content File Downloads and Cookieless Domains

Parallel Content File DownloadingBrowsers usually have a limit on how many files (images, css,...

 Point domain to specific directory via rewrites

If you have a script installed at /example.com and you want http://example.com/ to show the...

 SMTP Authentication via Scripts

Using SMTP authentication for your scripts, like you would with a mail client, is important for...

 Select PHP Version - Plesk

To select a version of PHP within the Plesk control panel, please do the following: Login in...

 Selecting PHP version

Selecting PHP versions can be done by doing the following:hsphere Login to the control panel...

 Sending mail via PHP / sendmail

Using PHP's mail() function and/or sendmail will sometimes cause anti-spam filters to filter out...

 Serving Static Files Fast - nginx

 Standard Mail Settings

Mail Server Info: Login: Is your full email address (example@example.com) Incoming mail...

 Using multiple devices to check email

If you would like to check mail on our servers with a mail client (outlook thunderbird, etc) as...

 What is an SSL certificate?

An SSL certificate encrypts data that is sent between the server and you, your computer, your...

 Which PHP versions do you support on shared hosting?

We currently support the following PHP versions on our shared hosting servers: 5.6 7.1 7.2...

 Wordpress on Windows IIS7

When installing wordpress on windows servers with IIS7, it is important to use the following...

 Your own php error.log and displaying errors

Is your script not behaving as expected or producing a white page?   If so, it could be a PHP...

 http Error codes

The following are http status and error codes that are returned for each file access via a web...

 openssl 1.0.1 or greater in PHP -- hsphere only

If you receive an error with your php script about "openssl 1.0.1 or greater" is required, please...