Mail Server Info: Login: Is your full email address (example@example.com) Incoming mail server: mail.example.com -- example.com being your real domain Outgoing mail server: mail.example.com -- example.com being your real domain Mailbox Type to use:…
Using SMTP authentication for your scripts, like you would with a mail client, is important for proper mail delivery as anti-spam filters will score mail sent via a script differently then via a mail server that you have to login in to. As such,…
Starting at PHP 5.6, PHP does a verify of the SSL certificate and if it fails to the connection is terminated and will return a failed connection error. To get around this, you need to change the verify_peer and verify_peer_name in the stream /…
To select a version of PHP within the Plesk control panel, please do the following: Login in to Plesk Go to PHP Settings under the domain's settings area Select the version you want in the "PHP Version" popup menu Submit the changes and wait about…
An SSL certificate encrypts data that is sent between the server and you, your computer, your visitors computers, etc. It prevents anyone sniffing/snooping/capturing/etc the data that travels on the network. It is used when you need to protect…
The following are http status and error codes that are returned for each file access via a web browser. The highlighted entries are the most common. Successful Client Requests 200 OK -- request was delivered to visitor 201 Created 202 Accepted 203…
Creating your site How you create your site depends on what you want to do with it. You may want a simple site, a complex one, or a mix. Scripts You would use scripts (php, asp, perl, etc), when you want to publish content that can be changed via a…
If you need to block a user agent / bot / browser from your site, you can do so with a .htaccess rewrite -- note this applies to apache web servers and nginx would have its own method. RewriteEngine OnRewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} botName…
A script you want to use requires a different setting then we have set? No problem, you can change the setting via .htaccess -- php.ini would be used in a different setup and you can take the same directives that you would need to change and apply…
Frontpage extensions are not supported on our servers due to bugs in the extensions (some security related) and the fact that Microsoft has stopped developing and supporting these extensions. In order to publish you would use the FTP publish of…
