Reclaim Hosting put on its very first 2-day Workshop for Domain of One’s Own admins on November 2 & 3. The following post is a summary of the first session from morning 2 of Workshop of One’s Own. 3 STAGES: Identifying a Compromise Cleaning a Hacked Site + Scanning Tools Preventing a …
Occasionally we’ll get a user who is interested in changing their site URL. This is a harmless request, but could, unfortunately, break their site if they try to change their domain within their WordPress dashboard. If you log into any WordPress dashboard and go to Settings > General, there’s a section …
Humans are better with names than they are with numbers. If I want to visit a specific website on the internet, I’d rather remember the domain name attached to the site (reclaimhosting.com) as opposed to the IP address of the server where the site lives (162.243.224.94). However, computers are better …
This blog post is for Domain of One’s Own support admins. At first glance, no two support tickets look the same, which means that the process for finding a fix always looks different as well. That, mixed with a combination of vague errors & a broken dashboard can make any …
Fixing permissions of Files and Folders in an account can be a helpful step in troubleshooting a web error of your own, or someone else’s support request. Reclaim Hosting has Apache software on all servers, both Shared Hosting and Domain of One’s Own, to run behind the scenes and handle …
Occasionally we’ll get support tickets asking us to transfer the ownership of a hosting account and/or domain. This is common if leadership positions change within an organization, or if the student running a club website on a DoOO instance is graduating. The admin process for transferring ownership is essentially the …
