Web Hosting Tips & Resources From NameHero
Have you ever come across the status code 304 error while browsing the internet? Well, let me tell you that you’re not alone. This HTTP status code is a common issue that many web users face while accessing a website. As a website owner, you don’t want visitors to see the HTTP status code 304 […]
Migrating WordPress sites is essential for website owners who want to switch to a new hosting provider. When you start the migration process, you move all your WordPress website data over to a new host. There are many ways to migrate your WordPress website, including plugins and paid WordPress migration services. However you want to […]
If you have a WordPress website and are using Cloudflare, chances are that you may have faced an error message known as Error 521. Nothing is more frustrating for website owners and developers than encountering error messages. Error 521 shows up while trying to access your WordPress site, and troubleshooting can be a headache. This […]
We’ve all experienced that pesky error message when accessing a website. It can be extremely annoying and disrupt our workflow. Err_name_not_resolved is one of many such browser error messages. It can be frustrating, especially if you need to access the website urgently. But what does Err_name_not_resolved mean, and how can you fix it? The err_name_not_resolved […]
Let’s say you’ve just received the login credentials for your new VPS and have connected to it for the first time. From here, I’ll show you how to connect to GitHub, download (clone) your existing repo, how to add new files and folders to that repo, commit your changes, and finally upload them to GitHub […]
System administration, specifically managing your Linux virtual private server (VPS), can be daunting. Performing repetitive tasks requires time, causing admins to look for more efficient ways to do the job. Fortunately, there are many tools available for automation. One such tool for Linux sysadmins and web developers is the cron job. Cron jobs allow you […]
Have you ever refreshed your WordPress website, only to see a blank page with the following message? “WordPress briefly unavailable for scheduled maintenance. Check back in a minute.” It’s frustrating and alarming to get any message that prevents you from viewing your website. Any amount of downtime isn’t ideal, especially when it means users who […]
Have you come across the “err_cert_common_name_invalid” error while browsing the internet? Or did this error message pop up on your website, and you’re unsure what to do next? Not knowing how to fix such an error message can frustrate website owners and folks browsing. But there’s no need to panic! The err_cert_common_name_invalid error message typically […]
Error messages can be annoying, especially when they interrupt your browsing experience. Have you ever encountered an error message while browsing Google Chrome that says “err_quic_protocol_error”? This error message results from the QUIC protocol that Google uses to make browsing faster. If this error message left you unsure of what to do next, we’re here […]
The chown command in Linux is used to assign ownership. Every file and directory can have only one user and one group as an owner. In Linux, the concept of ownership is key to understanding file access, security, resource management, and accountability. In this article, I’ll show you how to use the chown command to […]