Noah Hearle Blog

Bulk delete old emails in cPanel

Another handy script that I originally created in 2014, but updated to perform some sanity checks. This script will check for all files older than x months, or just targeting the junk emails, and permanently delete these emails.

Kent Piano Movers goes live

I am proud to present a new piano moving website for a long-standing client based in Kent. It took a bit of cajoling to convince Chris that he would really benefit from a system that could handle his quotes and bookings with the right information for moving between two locations or piano disposals. He was spending a large part of a day each week just to plan his subsequent day’s work – as well as delayed replies to quote requests or missing them entirely. Clearly a bespoke system would make a dramatic improvement to the current customer experience and save time in the process.

Migrate from Moonfruit to WordPress

As Moonfruit is losing its Flash editor at the end of the year, so I am helping one of my clients to move his remaining websites across.

120 films at the cinema in 2019

I forgot to update my films for the last year – I saw a record 120 films at the cinema in 2019. This was helped with the Everywhere membership at Everyman cinemas.

Thai Angels Massage & Spa

I’ve just launched a new WordPress website for a Thai Angels, a massage parlour in Maida Hill, North West London. After significant mission creep from the “basic” version to a realistic presence for a salon – it includes chat, a Covid-19 registration form and allows for more complex bookings with payments, the final result is ready.

New website for Charlie’s Café & Bakery goes live today

Just completed a WordPress café website for Charlie’s Café & Bakery in Wood Green, North London.

Moving IMAP emails offline to save web space

I find that a lot of space taken up on clients’ hosting accounts is from emails, usually emails many years old.

One easy way to save much of the space is to archive the emails in offline folders after a period of time. You only need to do this for your main device if multiple devices use the same account.