Webmin is a web-based graphical tool for unix . It is used to manage services like User management, Disk management, Network, Iptables ( Firewall ), Cron, Apache, DNS, File sharing and much more . This article will help you to install and configure Webmin on CentOS, RHEL and Fedora systems. Kindly go through below steps. […]
One of our client was getting 404 error when he was trying to access temporary URL on Cpanel server. The url looks like this http://111.222.333.444/~domainusername/ […]
you can quickly set up ruby on your system using CPanel. previously, you had to do this using operating system packages or personally from resources. Now, we can just run /scripts/installruby and this will do everything for us: […]
The /tmp partition in cPanel web servers might get filled for a variety of factors. Generally,/tmp partition become full with large MySQL queries that are dumping to the /tmp partition. […]
If you are using RHEL , Fedora or Centos, Sudo is installed by default and you will already have it on the system.you don’t have to do anything special. […]
One of our client was getting error when attempting to send email from Mail client: This error is generally happen due to a setting in the CSF firewall program or another firewall. It might be due to having the following set: SMTP_BLOCK = 1 SMTP_ALLOWLOCAL = 0 M You just need to modify SMTP_ALLOWLOCAL to 1 to enable […]
If we want to absolutely ignore some information, or even all the material of one directory from the AWStats processing we can use the SkipFiles parameter.We might want to do this to neglect some hidden pages. […]
One of the most important steps in improving and adjusting MySQL database is to identify the queries that are causing problems. How can we find out what queries are taking a long time to complete? How can we check what queries are slowing down the MySQL database server? MySQL has the answer for us and […]
One of our client is experiencing blank web page when they are using Moodle application but they can’t find a way to show the detailed error from Apache error_log. […]
If are you running a cPanel server and want to quickly check the cPanel version, you may actually run the following command from your server. […]