Every file, folder, and email on your hosting account counts as one inode. Once you hit your plan’s limit, the server stops creating new files, which means emails bounce, WordPress plugins fail silently, and uploads stop working. The fix is usually straightforward once you know where to look. Inode counts can take up to 15 minutes to update after you delete files, so give it a moment before checking whether your figure has dropped. 1. Empty your email folders Email is one of the biggest culprits on shared hosting. Every message in your inbox, sent folder, spam, and bin counts
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How do I provide access to my developer?
Find out how to provide your web developer with access to create, upload and maintain your website on your DomainsFoundry web hosting plan.
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How to create a simple coming soon page
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How-to edit your .htaccess file
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How do I upload my website?
In this Getting Started guide we explain how you can upload your website files using cPanel File Manger or FTP.
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What is my Web Hosting Username and Password?
Find your web hosting username and password.
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Getting Started Reseller Guide
Getting Started Reseller Guide
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What is a backup?
What is a backup?
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What are Server and Absolute Paths?
What are Server and Absolute Paths?
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Introducing App Installer
Introducing App Installer
