You can unlock your Yahoo email account password by following the mentioned simple steps;
At first, you have to open the browser page on your PC & go to the Yahoo account sign-in page
There in you will click on the trouble signing in option.
Now you will have to enter the Yahoo sign-in linked phone number in the field.
Now you will receive the verification code & you have to enter the code into the verification field & click on continue.
At last, you will get the Yahoo password page wherein you will need to enter the new password & get into your account with new credentials.

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If I want to downgrade server plan, or move to a different provider, I have to clone the server. But cloudways clone does not clone the server: it selectively copies some of the applications, leaving behind all the staging sites. I typically have two or three staging/dev sites for every application on a server. So a 'clone' operation only moves over 1/3 of the applications! And everything else needs to be done manually. And worse, staging applications cannot be cloned. So we need to recreate every staging site on the new server, then use a migration plugin to move all the application over one at a time. Very bad.

I realized from support chat that we can't take local application backup if there is not enough disk space for a server backup. This is so unfair and I'm now stucked on not beeing able to backup.

Example: your server disk usage is 15GB out of 25GB available.

Your app usage is 1GB. You can't take local backup of this app because there isn't enough space to take a backup of the whole server.

That's how it is currently set up, and that's so totally broken. I got really pissed off. + There is no such information in their guide about this rule.

Hi - currently if you add a team member you can allow them to raise/view/respond to support tickets or not. it's either on for the whole account or off.

But just like giving them console access to a specific server/application only, it would be useful to be able to restrict their support tickets to be only for that application and to be able to read/respond only to support tickets they'd raised themselves or perhaps were about that server/application.

Otherwise you end up with people with a designated role on one specific app being able to see what's going on with other clients and/or affect them.

Moving out of Godaddy makes me happy! I have struggled a lot with their low quality servers and unhelpful (almost nonexistent) support. I spent 2 years fighting with my boss to move out of that crap server (Im not even kidding)

However, something they do an excellent job in are backups for wordpress managed plans. They hold up to 4 months of daily backups so theres a really great sense of safety net. I dont even know how he react when he know this high quality server will hold only 4 weeks.

I hope this can be improved for anxious people to feel they have a safety net, that if for whatever reason they forgot their site for months, the backup is there.