We just passed the half-way mark for 2019 and Reclaim has already accomplished most of the big items on its to-do list—which feels good. Our primary focus this year was pretty clear from the outset, hire more support staff to … Continue reading →
Seems like every 1-2 years we get a major security scare in the form of a global exploit that effects server infrastructure in some fashion and requires a response. We’ve had Heartbleed, Poodle, Shellshock (who comes up with these names anyway?). 2018 didn’t wait long to bring us that gift
One of the things Tim has been working on lately that has me excited is deeper API integration between WordPress and cPanel. This Spring we migrated and are now hosting Princeton’s cPanel offerings. Additionally, Tim has been working on some … Continue reading →
^photo creds: Jim // thanks for the new twitter header! As mentioned in my previous post, the Reclaim team had the pleasure of visiting Portland for the cPanel conference not too…
See the post on Community Forums here. Signing up for a Reclaim Hosting account and domain for the first time is pretty straight forward, but what about when you want…
This week at Reclaim, the guys and I have spent a lot of time brushing up on all things email related. I say “brushing up,” but take that with a…
What is WHOIS? Pronounced as the phrase who is, this system’s sole purpose is to ask the following question: who is responsible for an IP address or domain name? Upon…
Just recently added this guide to our support docs, so I thought I would share it here as well. Reclaim Hosting holds onto nightly backups of your website for up to…
This is a quick and easy tutorial for changing storage space quotas on specific cPanel accounts, perfect for a rainy Sunday morning. I often get this question from someone managing a Domain of One’s Own initiative that needs to modify an … Continue reading →
As a company, Reclaim Hosting is heavily invested in the cPanel software to drive a decent user experience for building on the web. It’s been interesting to see them evolve the product after what honestly seemed like years of stagnation. The x3 theme which was still the default just a
