I am excited to announce that next week – Thursday September 24th at 7pm – we will have a great event with great speakers (some of the top developers in the PHP community). Since the CodeWorks tour is nearby in Los Angeles, this is a great opportunity to get great speakers to come to Fullerton.… Continue reading Great PHP event coming up with Ben Ramsey, Cal Evans and Jason Mauer
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SIDN EPP interface
Will it happen this year? See the following email from SIDN (the .nl-registry). A EPP interface means we do not need a form for every .nl-transfer anymore (from one provider to another). EPP is in use for years with the large registries. For SIDN, 2009 will be dominated by the development of an EPP interface… Continue reading SIDN EPP interface
Be careful with your (FTP) password!
There has recently been a rise of malicious software (malware) that not only damages your own PC but is also looking to steal the passwords you use to maintain your website, in an attempt to infect it. How does it work? Gumblar is an example of this malware. You get this malware by visiting a… Continue reading Be careful with your (FTP) password!
How do I import a database backup?
How do I import a database backup (SQL file) for my website? Log in to the Customer Care Center on http://www.managedomain.nl. Next, choose the domain that you want to use the database for and select “Database management”->”View database(s)” A new window will open, asking for a username and password. Enter the login details for your… Continue reading How do I import a database backup?
How do I download a database backup?
How do I download a database backup? The location of your database back-ups is not visible by default in most FTP programs, because they are located in a “hidden” folder. See the manual to access this folder via Filezilla. All recent back-ups of your database(s) will be located in this folder as .tar.gz (archive) files… Continue reading How do I download a database backup?
Direct access to database backups
As of today you can download recent back-ups of your database via FTP. Useful if you make a little mistake when editing your database, or if you want to use/test the database elsewhere. The location of your database back-ups is not visible by default in most FTP programs, because they are located in a “hidden”… Continue reading Direct access to database backups
WordPress 2.8 (Baker) is out!
WordPress 2.8 “Baker” was released this week. As always, we recommend you upgrade your installation in the near future if you haven’t already done so. Not only to benefit from the new functionality (see below), but also to make sure your website is not vulnerable to attacks (leading to website defacement, or worse). If you… Continue reading WordPress 2.8 (Baker) is out!
Why don’t I receive email sent from my website?
The most common cause for this is that you have configured an external mail server. When adding a webhosting package, we always configure our mail server to accept mail for this domain (for shared hosting, but also if you have your own server or VPS). It’s possible however that you do not want to use… Continue reading Why don’t I receive email sent from my website?
Improved forwarding options
NOFRAMES text Previously we had a number of adjustments made for forwarding plans, which redirects to status codes (eg 301 permanent redirect), and additional fields for search engines. Since this weekend we again added functionality for forwarding plans, to optimize them for search engine ranking. Each forwarding plan has a NOFRAMES text (if you use… Continue reading Improved forwarding options
How to use the Hensel Hosting REST API
We recommend using curl for testing out the various features that the REST API offers. We have created a small wrapper for PHP to get you started quickly. Authentication is managed using HTTP authentication. Every request must include the Authorization HTTP header. A basic request to the API looks like this: curl – u username:password URL A… Continue reading How to use the Hensel Hosting REST API