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I’ve been with Godaddy for over 12 years and it has gone downhill in the last 4-5 years. My emails are not getting delivered to my inbox from their Contact Us page. Also they plaster and advertise Godaddy on all of my emails, which I find very unprofessional since I am paying them alot of money for the website and the professional dedicated email. Ideally I’d like to just port my Godaddy website to another provider and it stay the same. What are some good alternatives? Any suggestions are greatly appreciated. submitted by /u/CiaoAlina [link] [comments]

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How do you handle the subdomains? Do you make seperate entries in haproxy for every subdomain? I believe there is no wildcard available, right? And you simply set in your domain config: – A record to you domain – _tierhive-validation.bardhome.eu with the value from the dashboard Is someone using CNAME? How do I set this up? submitted by /u/SimonFromSaar [link] [comments]

I have three WordPress websites in three different languages. I chose to manage them separately because it seemed easier that way. All three websites have the same structure, although the Spanish website has less than half the content of the other two, and many of the images haven’t even been uploaded yet. Everything used to work perfectly, but a few months ago, the websites became very slow. Both the websites themselves and the WordPress admin dashboards are affected. Whenever I report the problem to my hosting provider, they insist that the issue is not on their end. However, the problems always seem to occur around the time they make changes, for example, when they upgrade the PHP version. They then tell me that the slowdown is caused by cron jobs. Every hosting provider I have dealt with seems to blame cron jobs. As far as I remember, I disabled cron jobs when I first installed WordPress. However, the hosting providers tell me that plugins are responsible for running cron jobs. Every morning, the first thing I do is check whether there are any plugin updates available, because I want to make sure that my websites are not running outdated or potentially vulnerable plugins. What can I do about this? How can I manage and organize cron jobs? I’d like to learn how to inspect them, remove unnecessary ones, and understand what can safely be deleted and what should be left alone. Could you guide me through this process? I’d like to know if this is something I can learn to do myself, even though I’m just an ordinary user and not a technical expert. submitted by /u/Ronyka_HU [link] [comments]