There are no of “ready to use” CMS (Content Management Systems) that can be installed with just a few clicks and you can start making/using your website. In this article, I will explain you how to setup one of the most frequently used CMS – WordPress on Apache based CentOS server. […]
As a site administrator we often need to upload/download different files. There are different methods you can use to accomplish this and the most well known way is to use FTP. While this is effective but it is not always the quickest way possible. […]
Secure Shell, is a cryptographic network protocol that we can use to access the remote machines without passwords securely.To do this we need to generate the SSH key. […]
You can simply modify the default port number 2222 via command line. by editing some configuration file. The port number is defined in the configuration file of Direct Admin (directadmin.conf). […]
If you wish to list all cpanel accounts under specific re-seller , Then its very simple to list all cPanel users name via command line interface. […]
Sometimes we came across the following error when try to access phpmyadmin from cpanel. […]
Sometimes due to security purposes, You don’t want to give a complete access of your cpanel account to third party or web designer who is designing your website. […]
Today one of our client was getting following error while connecting his FTP account : Command:USER test Response 331 User test OK. Password required Command:PASS ***** USER OK Response: 530 Login authentication failed Error: Critical error Error: Could not connect to server […]
For the security purposes many large organizations like banks, websites, government sites force there users to change their password on regular basis. This will prevents unauthorized access to your systems and stop hackers from logging in with a stolen password. […]
MySQL configuration file (my.cnf) file location depends on operating system or installation method. There is no command available to trace the exact file location on your system. In this tutorial I am giving you some default location’s where my.cnf file can be found. […]
Solutions, Tutorials, Tips & Hacks for people using cPanel or Plesk cPanel & Plesk are defacto standards for Webhosting nowadays. If you ever ran a website or developed a website, chances are you have used one of these. cPanelPlesk covers both panels from the perspective of users, developers, and web hosting startups. You will also find a complete section about setting up and hardening a new cPanel server step by step.
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