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How to Delete an Email Account in cPanel
Before you delete an email account, do not forget to backup important emails Follow these steps to delete an email account After deleting the email account, you need to go to the etc folder in your file manager to have the corresponding email folder deleted. Tick the box, skip the trash and delete it permanently
Email Forwarding in cPanel
Setting up an email forwarder is quite easy, so see below for the step-by-step guide: Managing – This is where you can select if you wish to view all forwarders that have been set up for your domains or filter them based on a certain domain. Add Forwarder – This will be the option to…
Creating An Email Account on Your cPanel Hosting
One of the greatest features that most of Arynox hosting packages offer is the unlimited email accounts you can create within your cPanel account. If you are unfamiliar with the process of creating a new email account with your personal domain name, a step-by-step guide and explanation are provided below. Once all the details are…
Email Overview
At Arynox we provide unlimited email accounts with every shared and reseller hosting plan on cPanel. The emails use the standard IMAP/POP protocol for incoming mail, and SMTP for outgoing mail. That means you can configure your email accounts on all major mail clients and mobile devices. We also provide webmail. The key connection details…
White Screen of Death(WSOD)
The White Screen of Death (WSOD) is one of the most common errors that occur in WordPress. It is a common issue that can occur for a variety of reasons, including plugin conflicts, theme issues, insufficient memory limits, and server-side problems. The WSOD can also occur when there are errors in the code, such as…
How to Increase WordPress Memory Limit
Follow these steps to increase WordPress memory limit: memory_limit code You can enter any value where 512M was stated. 512M is the memory limit you want to set: You can also change the WP_MEMORY_LIMIT via the wp-includes folder and edit the default-constants.php file. To confirm whether your changes have got into effect, create a PHP…