Web Hosting Tips & Resources From NameHero
The “ssl_error_no_cypher_overlap” error on Mozilla Firefox means that your browser and the server to which you’re trying to connect cannot agree upon something called a “cipher suite”. This particular error code is specific to Mozilla Firefox browser, even though other major browsers like Google Chrome have their own error messages to indicate the same problem. […]
The purpose of the error message ‘dns_probe_finished_bad_config’ is to let you know that there is an issue with the DNS configuration, which is the system that helps your computer find the right website when you type in its name. When you type in a website address, your computer sends a request to a DNS server, […]
In this article, we’ll talk about a few different ways that you can fix this error by enabling the MySQL extension on your server using the command line, cPanel, WHM, SiteWorx, or NodeWorx. We’ll also cover how to confirm that the installation was successful, and if you’re still having errors, we’ll show you what else […]
Moving to a new web host can be daunting and painful. Early in my Internet career, I’d put off a server move for weeks as I knew it could cause many issues. As the old saying goes, “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it”. Every year, we see a massive influx of new customers who […]
We owe much of our success at NameHero to our high-speed infrastructure that is optimized for blazing fast performance. This makes our customers’ websites load ridiculously fast when compared to the more traditional hosting packages offered by the “Big Box” competitors around the web hosting industry. Our speed comes partly from the enterprise-grade server hardware […]
If you’re trying to connect to your site via FTP using FileZilla, you may find the following error: Connection attempt failed with “EAI_NONAME – Neither nodename nor servname provided, or not known”. Here’s a screenshot of the error while using FileZilla’s “Quickconnect” button: FileZilla generates the “EAI_NONAME” response code when it’s unable to connect to […]
WordPress hosting is a subsection of web hosting which essentially gives individuals and businesses that use WordPress “a home” to store their files that makeup their website or blog. WordPress hosting packages can vary greatly depending on the amount of resources (storage, bandwidth, CPU, etc.) needed to power the website. In addition, the cost can […]
In this article, we will focus on the topic of table size in the PostgreSQL database environment. We will cover the three major components that make up a table, how to calculate the size of those components as well as the total overall size of a given sample table. When finished, we will have addressed […]
Forward with masking is a kind of redirect that lets you display content from another web page to users but keeps the original URL in the address bar. Here’s an overview of how it works, its implications, and whether or not it’s a good idea for your website. What is Forwarding with Masking? Let’s say […]
Tar is an immeasurably useful archival tool available on most Linux/Unix-based systems. It is used regularly as part of Linux systems administration at all skill level. This article will tackle a number of common usage case and questions regarding tar. When finished, you will have learned how to effectively utilize tar archives to: compress, create, […]