How to pass authentication headers in PHP on a Fast-CGI enabled server When using Fast-CGI to pass authentication headers, these headers are ignored by PHP. The following steps can be used to overcome this problem. Read article
How do I access and modify information in a file using PHP? PHP also allows you full ability to read and write to files in your account. Files are opened via the fopen command, an example is provided in this article. Read article
How often is AWStats updated? At about 24h00 every night the AWStats statistical analysis is compiled to ensure you have an updated analysis of your website traffic the next day. Read article
How does ‘Arithmetic Operators’ work in PHP? Arithmetic Operators in PHP are virtually identical to those in Perl. We illustrate this similarity with an example in this article. Read article
Will I lose information on my SiteBuilder Lite website when I upgrade? Upgrading your SiteBuilder package will allow you to add more pages to your website without losing the existing information. Read article
What is PHP? PHP is a powerful, server-side scripting language that can be used to extend the functionality of your pages. It is available for all web hosting packages. Read article
What directives can be changed with the ‘PHP Config’ tool via konsoleH? We outline the directives that can be changed via the ‘PHP Config’ tool and how to make these changes in five easy steps via konsoleH. Read article
What is PHPinfo and how can I run it? PHPinfo is a useful function of PHP for returning compiled information about the PHP environment on your server. Read article
How can I manage my web logs folder? The web log files are stored in the www_logs folder on the server. These logs may also be downloaded for use with your own web statistics program. Read article
Do you support SendMail on your servers? Sendmail is a mail transfer agent (MTA) that can be called from PHP or Perl scripts in order to facilitate the sending of mail. Read article
How to tell if a website is secure Customers will know that they have an active SSL session with a website when their browser displays ‘https://’ and the padlock icon in the address bar. Read article
How to fix a slow website This article explains reasons for a website being slow or difficult to reach and provides tools and resources to help you fix it. Read article
What is cgiemail? CGIemail is a script that allows you to send the contents of a form to an email address. This script is not actively supported on our servers. Read article
How is my IP subnet allocated? For any subnet, the breakdown is always as follows on the xneelo network: Read article
What ‘Control Structures’ are available through PHP and how do they work? PHP provides most basic control structures seen in other languages, among them the looping constructs for and while, and the standard if/else construct. Read article
How do I interpret the traceroute results? The traceroute results must be interpreted very carefully. Having a trace in both directions is essential to avoiding several common misinterpretations. Read article
How to access the File Manager via konsoleH Use the File Manager in konsoleH to manage the structure of your website content, upload files or edit them directly on the server. Read article
How do I extract files from a Zip or Tar file? Extract Tar/ Zip files from the command line, or extract files using the File Manager in your control panel. These methods are explained here. Read article
Does xneelo support ASP? ASP is specifically designed for the Microsoft environment and is therefore not compatible on our Unix/Linux servers. Read article
How to convert from MS-Access to MySQL How to convert your database from MS-Access to MySQL is explained here. Read article
How to install Joomla! Joomla! is a third party software application. See the Joomla Installation Guide for details. Read article
What is a hosts file and how can I use it to test my website? Most common operating systems include a hosts file, which is used to translate a human friendly host name into an IP address. Read article
What is php.ini? php.ini is the PHP configuration file in which PHP directives are recorded. These can be altered by updating the php.ini via the ‘PHP Config’ tool. Read article
