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The day my Postfix/SASL server refused to deliver mail
I encountered this issue one Saturday afternoon, on which I happened to be working. Being a Saturday, I expected a relatively quiet day at the office. This was why, I was initially surprised when our monitoring software reported that there were more than 3500 mails...
Extend WHMCS : Create Your own WHMCS API Functions
WHMCS is an awesome piece of software, and already a hot favorite of web hosting companies. The features it provides are more than sufficient for an average host to run his business. However, the environment of each host is unique in terms of market, vendors, and...
7 best practices in managing your hosting server backups
So, you have configured your server with backup. Thats great! Most sysadmins are pretty confident about their backup systems, but is it really adequate? See how our 24/7 support team helps you! Here are a few questions to ask yourself: 1. Are you sure the backups are...
Bob’s World Clock crossed 15000 installs – A peek at how it was achieved
Bob's World Clock on Nov 13th crossed a critical milestone by reaching 15,000 android users. It coincided with the release of version 2.0.6 of the app. This is a major milestone for the app, and the development team is ecstatic about the usage stats. The world clock...
An introduction to cron and its administration from command line interface
A cron job is the first bit of magic a new webmaster would see in a web hosting account. You tell the server to run a script at scheduled times, and it gets done. Updates happen automatically, data gets filled in automatically, and mails get sent right on schedule....
The curious case of Google tagging all mails as spam
Gmail is one of the most reliable and reputable mail services. So it piqued our tech team when our billing division reported that Google seemed to think our server is a spam source. We routinely keep track of all spam black lists, and were quite sure that the server...
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