Email Account Limits The following limits apply to all messages sent via authenticated SMTP. This will primarily be used for email sent via a mail client, but can also include mail sent via your website if configured to send via SMTP. We impose a limit of 8,000 messages per e-mail address per 24 hours. The […]
Our web hosting is powered by renewable energy: wind and solar. Our environmental award-winning data centres have a PUE (power usage efficiency) as low as 1.12, where elsewhere you may get PUE of 1.2 or more (lower is better). Our autoscaling platform ensures that your website gets the resources it needs when it’s busy. However, […]
Our state-of-the-art data centres are located in the UK and most recently, the US. They offer the latest in security technologies and are manned 24/7, ensuring your data and websites are secure and monitored at all times. We have a resilient national network and enterprise-level cloud platform so you get the best possible hosting experience. […]
The message “domain name central registry is not responding” suggests that there’s an issue connecting to the central registry responsible for managing and maintaining domain names. The central registry is a core component of the domain name system (DNS) infrastructure. Possible reasons for encountering this issue include: DNS Server Issues: The DNS server responsible for […]
A 429 error is an HTTP status code that indicates the user has sent too many requests in a given amount of time (“Rate Limit Exceeded”). This error is typically associated with web services and APIs as a way to prevent abuse or overuse of resources. Here’s a breakdown of the components of a 429 […]
The “Too Many Redirects” error in a web browser usually occurs when there is a misconfiguration or a loop in the redirection settings of your website. Here are some common reasons why you might encounter this error: Incorrect URL Redirects: Check your website’s configuration for URL redirects. If there’s a misconfiguration in your .htaccess file […]
The most typical cause of the MySQL server has gone away problem is because the query timed out and the connection was ended. This can occur when a MySQL query times out (i.e. is too sluggish). To attempt and help with this error, we propose conducting a MySQL check/optimization through phpMyAdmin, as follows: 1. Sign […]
In simple terms, the requested page could not be found on the server. RESOLUTION: 1. Verify the URL and permalink settings. 2. Rebuild the website’s permalinks.
In simple terms, the server encountered an issue, and your website cannot be displayed. RESOLUTION: 1. Check for faulty plugins or themes. 2. Increase the PHP memory limit. 3. Investigate the server logs for specific details.
The simple answer is No. ZeroMQ can’t be installed on the shared hosting platform (Web Hosting & WordPress Hosting) as it requires root access to run sudo commands and to have additional modules installed. If you’d like to run ZeroMQ you can use a VPS.