This call will display a list of all the containers on your account including the name, domain, and tag.

You can find your API key in your account settings area, we have chosen to make the API simple and easy so all you need to do is call the API urls with your key in the url variable key. This API key will have full access so keep it safe.

You ca do a lot of different formatting on a container name including setting an Emjoji as the first word to use it as the container icon.

If you have a backup file ready (from new or old panel) you can restore the site files into a new container with our many built in tools.

With a change in how we handle mail sending and using a transactional service over SMTP to do all mail sending for better deliverability we wanted to list a few free options that provide lots of emails at no cost.

We are doing this in batches. Starting at the beginning of November we will be alerting users on specific Nodes to move any sites before the end of that month. If your site is not included in the shutdown each month you can still move it starting today.

Unfortunately we are unable to automatically migrate users and sites to the new panel. The incompatible data structure requires a manual process, which our small team is unable to do for each migration. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

Not only are we rolling out a new panel for our customers, but we are also introducing new servers, backend systems, and processes to improve the overall hosting experience for everyone. As our company has grown over the years, we have recognized the need to upgrade our technology stack to better serve our customers.

At this time we don't have a method to do this, both login types use a different setup and has a different use structure. You can however move your resources between one account and the other by opening a container and clicking Transfer.

The first question is what method did you use to login? You can have both a Hey.Café account and an email account on NodeHost, so if you maybe used the other method logout and login the other way.

We have tried to make sharing really simple, and we are using the same system as container sharing using Tokens. To share your account to someone else you just need to visit settings and tap on Tokens to get started. You can also revoke Tokens from this menu.

Unlike in the past our new panel does not provide mail sending services, but we do offer a mail inbox system that you can pair with a SMTP Relay service like ImprovMX to send your emails. We have a guide for that setup but once done you might be wondering how to setup your mail client.

Just like other providers you can use Brevo (used to be called sendinblue) to be your SMTP relay sender. To do this create an account on Brevo. You only need to do the free option as it allows 300 emails per day. Once you create the account you will need to go to the settings area on the top right and click on the option Senders & IP to setup your domain. Follow the steps they show you.

Here is some info on how to use ImprovMX as a email sender for your domain on NodeHost. Since we don’t send emails using ImprovMX as a SMTP Relay also allows for easy domain forwarding and changes down the road. With a cost of $9 for 100 domains ImprovMX is an amazing service for mail.

Although many hosts provide a DNS service (we do also) It's actually better to point your DNS records from your domain provider's built in DNS to the IP for the server as it requires less lookup time and can be more stable. You can find the IP your container is on from the domain area.

You can now move your balance and close your old account. If your old panel account has no containers you can visit your settings on the new panel and click the button that says [Close Old Account].

At this time migration is only done manually, so it’s a case of setting up a new container on the new account and then copying files over via SFTP and setting up the database if it’s say Wordpress.

Simple function you need to add to begin is the following. This will let us compute the results.

Now this one is simple, everything is already in place in PHP, first just add this line before the code you want to measure.

This is a simple rule for .htaccess to redirect all non www urls to www.