In case that you have Ubuntu in your machine, the following steps will help you:
Check first in your php testing file if you have soap (client / server)or not by using phpinfo(); and check results in the browser. In case that you have it, it will seems like the following image ( If not go to step 2 ):
Open your terminal and paste: sudo apt-get install php-soap.
Restart your apache2 server in terminal : sudo service apache2 restart.
To check use your php test file again to be seems like mine in step 1.
cPanel (both shared and on servers) lets you host a website and email for your domain names. To establish the connection between the domain name and your cPanel account, you need to change the domain name’s DNS (What is DNS?).
For shared hosting customers with domains in the same account as their hosting, we configure these for you automatically.
For everyone else, you will need to configure this DNS wherever your domain name is registered. If it’s through us, you can use our DNS manager (more info). DNS changes can take up to 48 hours to take effect across the Internet.
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mail.[your domain name], for example mail.coolexample.com
NOTE: Use MX Priority 0
Warning: You must delete any other MX (Mail Exchanger) entries in the DNS zone file for your email to work. The MX entry listed above should be the only MX entry.
If you have your cPanel site set up on a subdomain (e.g. cpanel.coolexample.com), replace each instance of “@” with your subdomain and use the domain name including the subdomain in the MX record.
Optional Records
You do not need to add all of these records to your zone file, but doing so will make certain functions work, such as Autodiscovery through Outlook.
NOTE: This record applies only to cPanel shared hosting accounts.
TXT
admin
v=spf1 a mx ptr include:secureserver.net -all
NOTE: This record applies only to cPanel shared hosting accounts.
Note: Only use the TXT records listed above if your domain is using cPanel email. If you have these TXT records, and you use another email provider with your domain, you may have problems sending email.
An SPF (Sender Policy Framework) record is a type of TXT record in your DNS zone file. SPF records help identify which mail servers are permitted to send email on behalf of your domain. Adding an SPF record can help detect and prevent spammers from sending email messages with forged From addresses on your domain.
Select your domain to access the Domain Settings page.
Under Additional Settings, select Manage DNS.
Select Add under the records table.
Under Type, select TXT.
Enter the details for your SPF record:
Host: The domain or subdomain for the SPF record. To put the record on your root domain, enter @ in the Host field.
TXT Value: The SPF rule to be applied. For example, enter v=spf1 mx -all to indicate emails are allowed from your mail server and no others. Check out more info about SPF record syntax.
TTL: How long the server should cache information. The default setting is 1 hour.
Select Save to save your new SPF record.
Please allow up to 48 hours for your changes to take full effect globally.
I found this website: https://mxtoolbox.com/domain/ helpful in mx error checking. However I’m not sure how accurate the error checking is. I ended up having to Google additional information.
In addition to checking webmail to see the status of emails, you can also check your email delivery reports to see what error messages are being generated. For VPS Hosting they are found in WHM under “Email.” It will tell you whether your messages are going out. My reports showed a status of “Accepted” even though the mail did not reach the recipient.
For GoDaddy VPS hosting if you run into any issues beyond your level of expertise, it is hard to get any assistance. I have found limited assistance from their support documentation. They have a premium subscription service for WordPress but I only need a one time configuration of mail. I will have to keep calling until I find someone who can provide the proper assistance.
It is hard to believe there is no documentation or help text in the WHM dashboard that lets you know where to find configuration items or pages that contain default configuration settings.
I am unable to find where port 25 is configured and I am unable to find the section to check to see if my relay settings are set to open. I’ve gotten partial help that did not resolve my issue on a couple of occasions.
If they could put out a simple document on configuring email with the proper settings and where to enter them, that would help most of us who are experiencing these issues.
The Samsung Galaxy Watch 3 has appeared in two how-to videos from AT&T.
The videos describe processes like resetting the watch and changing watch faces.
You also get a good look at how to navigate the home screen of the device.
The Samsung Galaxy Watch 3 is launching tomorrow alongside the Galaxy Note 20 series but leaks and rumors these past few months have left little to the imagination. Samsung’s new flagship smartwatch has appeared in renders, its firmware has outed its features, it’s already on the shelves at some retail stores, and now, it has appeared in official AT&T how-to videos leaked by tipster Evan Blass.
The two instructional videos show the front of the Samsung Galaxy Watch 3 and describe processes like resetting the watch, changing watch faces, adding widgets to the home screen, and more. We can also see the rotating dial of the smartwatch in action in these videos.
In addition, you get a good sense of the watch’s interface and how to navigate the home screen. For instance, swiping right brings up the notifications menu, swiping left brings up the widgets, exercise modes, and apps, and swiping down brings up the Moments bar to view status icons, access settings, or activate features quickly. You can see all this in the two leaked AT&T instructional videos below.
All that’s left for Samsung to do now is to unveil the Galaxy Watch 3 price and availability details. As we mentioned before, the watch is already on shelves in some retail stores and according to prices spotted by leaker Max Weinbach at a Target store, it can go for anywhere between $399.99 to $479.99 depending on the model. Weinbach also claims that the “street date” for the device is August 6 so that’s when you can expect to buy it online or from brick and mortar stores.
There are hundred of social media websites and apps a single user has to manage these days and all these accounts come with their own set of baggage, particularly having to remember passwords.
Now, the good thing about technology is that it has provided us with certain tools that help manage and remember passwords. There are many apps today that help you do so.
But, did you know that even Google is keeping a track of all the passwords you’re using on its browser (Google Chrome) and those passwords can end up easily being seen by someone else, if you’re not careful?
One Office One Password Policy
Most office goers use workstations and computers provided by the company which usually share a common log-in ID and password.
The same computer can be used by multiple co-workers and that’s something that can get you in trouble. It’s similar to what happens at cyber cafes.
If by chance someday you leave your workstation unattended, you’d think that the worst that could happen is a bunch of your friends or coworkers would play a prank by posting something humorous on your Facebook timeline. Turns out there could be more severe consequences.
Many people log-in to Google Chrome via their personal Gmail accounts at their workplaces. The moment you’re logged into Google, it links all your active Google accounts to that desktop.
If someone gets access to your desktop with your Google ID still logged in, they can have a look at all the passwords you have used to access different social media accounts. This happens only if you have asked Google to remember the passwords for easy access or auto log-in at any point in the past, on any other device.
Most people inadvertently activate the “Auto Sign-In” option which remembers passwords to websites and doesn’t require the user to enter the password every time they log-in. And Chrome auto-syncs tabs on different devices. Again, I’d recommend you never use this feature on public computers.
Google Password Manager
Every Chrome browser has a password managing feature in its Settings tab (under the three-dot menu). There you can view all the websites that you have accessed and have asked Google to save passwords for.
In some cases, you can try to force a shut down by pressing and holding both the Home and Power buttons at least 10 seconds until the iPad is turned off. After that, press the Power button to turn it on and try to unlock the lock screen again.
If you are using other devices, you can learn how to restart an iOS device.
iPad Pro: Press and quickly release the Volume Up button, and then the Volume Down button. And then press and hold the Power button until it retarts.
iPhone 8 and later: Press and quickly release the Volume Up button, and then the Volume Down button. And then press and hold the Side button until you see the Apple logo.
iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus: Press and hold both the Power and Volume Down buttons for at least 10 seconds, until you see the Apple logo.
iPhone 6s and earlier, iPad, or iPod touch: Press and hold both the Home and the Power buttons for at least 10 seconds, until you see the Apple logo.
2. Update iPhone with iTunes
Updating the iOS software simply by connecting deivce to computer with iTunes and if there is an update, please update your device.
Choose device icon > Summary > Update after connected.
Confirm in the pop-up windows and wait.
You can also try to connect your iPad with iTunes and then restore from iTunes backup file. Or restore iPad from an iCloud backup if you have a backup file after that. Please remember to back up your device before restoring.