Not all website help is created equal. At CharlesWorks, every task is completed by our in-house U.S.-based team—never outsourced overseas. While other companies promote low rates using virtual assistants or foreign freelancers, we focus on dependable, expert-level service provided by people right here in your community. We bill by the minute, so you only pay for what you actually need. Whether it’s a website update, SEO help, or managing your domain and email, we handle it quickly, professionally, and locally. Learn why supporting a trusted local business like CharlesWorks makes all the difference in getting work done right.
A Look Into PHP Options in Virtualmin – Made Simple Virtualmin PHP options matter quite a bit! When I work with websites, one of the most important parts that runs behind the scenes is PHP. People sometimes ask me, “What does PHP stand for?” Originally, PHP stood for...
Solar flares from the current G3-class solar storm could cause significant Internet disruptions. These flares interfere with satellites responsible for data transmission, potentially slowing website loading times or causing temporary outages. Satellite-based email and messaging services may also face delays as the storm’s impact interrupts communication signals, leading to intermittent access for users. While the storm is unlikely to cause widespread, long-term damage, localized disruptions are possible. Be prepared for slower service and intermittent connectivity throughout the weekend.
Upgrading your WordPress website to the latest version of PHP can significantly boost its performance and speed. At CharlesWorks, we offer a service to check your site’s compatibility with the latest PHP version for a small fee. Most websites will run smoothly after an update, but if your site requires modifications or plugin updates, we’ll let you know and ensure it remains functional. Upgrading PHP not only enhances speed but also ensures better security and future compatibility. Let us help you make sure your site runs efficiently on the newest PHP version for optimal results.
Learn how to enhance your Virtualmin server’s security by installing ConfigServer Security & Firewall (CSF). This comprehensive guide walks you through each step, from installing necessary tools to removing redundant security software like Fail2Ban and FirewallD. With CSF, you’ll enjoy a more streamlined and robust security setup, simplifying server management and boosting protection.
In this delightful recount, Charles shares the excitement and unexpected turns of attempting to witness the solar eclipse from Peterborough, NH. Despite initial plans to travel for a perfect view, traffic forecasts and work commitments led to an improvised viewing setup at home. With creativity and a bit of DIY, Charles, alongside Susan and Evan, managed to enjoy the eclipse safely. This article captures not just the celestial phenomenon but also the sense of community and adaptability in facing the unexpected.
This article details a step-by-step guide on resolving intermittent issues with the Clam Antivirus service stopping on a CentOS 7 server. It emphasizes the importance of ClamAV for server security, provides detailed instructions for manual service restarts, and differentiates between DirectAdmin settings. Read this to help with fixing stopped Clam service.
Activating PHP on a fresh Virtualmin install’s default website involves a series of steps to ensure efficient and secure PHP script execution. This guide covers verifying and installing PHP-FPM, configuring the PHP-FPM service, and adjusting the Apache configuration to handle PHP scripts correctly. By enabling the necessary Apache modules and restarting services, you ensure optimal performance and resource management for your web applications. Additionally, the guide includes troubleshooting tips to address common issues, making the setup process smooth and straightforward. Follow these steps to fully leverage PHP-FPM’s capabilities on your default Virtualmin-hosted site.
Today, on Black Friday, CharlesWorks proudly launches the Small Site Terms of Service Special Deal. This long-anticipated offering is the result of years of development and client conversations. It’s tailored for small businesses and individual entrepreneurs, making web services more accessible and budget-friendly. The deal includes affordable hosting at $19.99 per month, a development cost cap of $600, and flexible financing options at a 1.5% monthly interest rate. Clients also benefit from secure domain names for $15 annually and user-friendly website features. Additional costs for changes are transparent and fair, charged by the minute. This launch reflects our commitment to bridging the technical gap for our clients, offering them high-quality, accessible web services. We’re excited to help clients establish or enhance their online presence, empowering them to succeed in the digital world.
Charles from CharlesWorks addresses a localized DNS issue affecting customers using Consolidated Communications’ name servers 64.222.165.243 and 64.222.84.243. The article clarifies that the issue is not on CharlesWorks’ end and provides an immediate solution. Customers are advised to contact Consolidated’s customer service to change their DNS settings. Specific DNS addresses are recommended as a quick fix. The article also dispels misinformation that has been circulating, emphasizing that changing the DNS addresses wouldn’t resolve the issue if it were a CharlesWorks problem. The guide aims to assist affected customers in navigating this frustrating situation by offering a step-by-step solution and clarifying what to ask when contacting Consolidated’s customer service.
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