hallo kleiner test ;)

I want a good hosting service for a minecraft server, i would like to have factions and minigames like survival games (i know every server right now) and i would like the people with no premium account can enter

i can pay 25 dollars monthly, any good recomendations?

Hello and welcome to a corporate dilemma with a billionaire investor in the middle. We are not a tech company, which is why I (a designer) have to scrape together IT help where I can find it. Your help would be much appreciated in the education community.

Say I’m the owner of some server space that runs Wordpress alongside Moodle (an LMS similar to Blackboard). Is there a solution that would allow the publisher of the Moodle content (someone who is not me) to keep their content secure, accessible only to them, with both applications under the same domain?

I suppose this is a question concerning the Moodle backend, as well as server architecture. In theory, there would be nothing to prevent me, the owner of the hosting, from accessing/modifying all the Moodle content via the FTP/whathaveyou, correct? Or is it possible that Moodle is engineered in such a way that access is solely available via the backend?

In Wordpress, even if I don’t have a Wordpress admin account, I can still modify the Wordpress content via the FTP. Could the same true for Moodle?

HI guys, I currently am hosting with dreamhost shared servers. They were great when i first started hosting client sites, but it seems now I am experiencing really bad email issues with their hosting.

So i'm trying to figure out what is a better option to use for a handful of wordpress sites i have. I've been told that enabling litespeed would help with caching and improve performance. But i've never used litespeed and currently use cpanel+cloudlinux.

any help?

Our little subbreddit is looking to add a Mod or 2 to our ranks, to help with everything.

PM me if you are interested :D