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2020
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Change or reset password of MySQL user from terminal
If you have root access to your server and wish to change/ reset password of a MySQL user, then you can do via following method via terminal access to the server : Login into the server via root users. Type mysql (press enter) to enter into myql command prompt Here we have got MariaDB, since […]
2019
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List and edit cronjobs guide for Linux OS
Cron is Linux inbuilt utility which is a time-based job scheduler. All the Linux Distribution comes with this utility and it is very helpful when anyone wants to automate any Linux Command or script such as updating system/packages, creating a backup of data, sending emails, etc. You can also schedule the downloading of any file […]
2019
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Read cronjob logs guide to find errors in Linux OS
In our last blog post, we showed how we can list and edit the cronjobs in Linux. If you have not checked then head over to this link. In this guide, we will show how we can read cronjob logs in Linux. If you have not checked Cron logs will help in checking if a […]
2019
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[FIXED] htaccess changes not reflecting on OpenLiteSpeed
Facing issue with OpenLiteSpeed Web Server with .htaccess changes? Any changes or new htaccess rules added not reflecting on website or web application. This is one of the limitations of OpenLiteSpeed web server over the Enterprise website. OLS does not read or integrates the .htaccess changes done on the website. To make it read the […]
2019
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Host Google Analytics js file locally with auto update
Google Analytics help you make data-driven decisions by showing you the stats that matter. It shows how the users of the website interact with the website’s content. It shows what per cent of the user clicked on which link on the website and much more. Google Analytics js fetch request is marked as an external […]
2019
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[FIXED] Too many open files error on LiteSpeed Web Server
Website is crashing on traffic spike? Website facing 503 Service Unavailable error? Webserver throwing the following errors in the logs. [ERROR] [*:443] HttpListener::acceptConnection(): Accept failed:Too many open files! /usr/local/lsws/cachedata/priv/1/a/6/1a68a623c1d9ccbc: open() failed: Too many open files Such errors occur when open limits on the server are exhausted by the web server and other services. “Too many […]
2019
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Guide to Block and Unblock IP Address in Linux
Want to block IP abusing your Server or the server is facing an abuse attack from a particular IP? Today, we will show you how we can block particular IP address and block IP on a particular Port. This guide will work on almost all Linux Distribution with iptables. iptables is a user-space utility program […]
2019
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Guide to check Open Ports in Linux
Today, we will show you how you can check opened ports in your Linux System. There are certain reasons to keep a track of open ports on the server and block the access to some port which might be a security threat. We will use netstat command to list all the open ports which is […]
2019
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Show Hidden dotfiles and folders in cPanel Filemanager
cPanel works on a Linux Server and dotfiles and folders are hidden. For some reason you want to see those files and also want to make changes. By default, these files and directories/folders are not visible in the cPanel. Today we will show you how you can show the hidden files and folders in your […]
2019
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Learn about tmpfs, and it uses
Wondering what is tmpfs on your Linux Servers and want to know its use or function? In this guide we will share some basic information about tmpfs. tmpfs is a file system which keeps all files in virtual memory. tmpfs uses a combination of computer RAM and disk-based SWAP space to create a filesystem, such […]
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