To add/change SPF record in Plesk panel ,Follow the steps below: Login to plesk control panel and click on “Domains”. You can see “Open in Control Panel” for every domain. Click on ‘Open in Control Panel’ for the domain you wish to change the SPF record. Click on ‘Dns settings” under “website & domains” […]
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Linux Server Administrator, Web Hosting engineer. I'm dealing with Linux servers since 2014. I started this blog to share the work i love with the world . let me know if you need any assistance. Thanks!!
How to Create Email Aliases in Plesk
E-mail aliases are temporary e-mail addresses, or simply a forwarding e-mail addresses. 1. Click on the Mail tab 2. Click on an E-mail Address 3. Click on the “E-mail Aliases” tab 4. Type in the alias name. If you want to add another e-mail alias please click on the Add e-mail alias 5. Press the […]
How to Configure Email Forwarding in Plesk
To configure email forwarding in Plesk, Follow the steps below: 1. Click on the Mail tab 2. Select an e-mail address 3. Click on the Forwarding tab 4. Click on the “Switch on mail forwarding” if it is not switched on already 5. Type in an e-mail address you want to forward e-mails to 6. […]
How to find the correct path of a working php.ini on a cPanel server
To find the correct path of a working php.ini on a cPanel server,Follow the steps below: Login to the SSH with root user Use the command as: […]
How to Rebuild Apache in cPanel
Log in to your server as the root using ssh to your server. Type the following commands: # cd /scripts # ./updatenow # ./easyapache Follow on screen recommendations to recover Apache for CPanel server under Linux. Please note that you can see a choice on display asking you which option you would like built into […]
Install ModSecurity and Get it Running in Linux CentOS/RHEL with Apache
If you’re hosting your own servers then securing your servers against attackers must be a high priority. ModSecurity is an open source Web Application Firewall that execute as a Module on your Web Server and it detects and prevents attacks against web applications. It monitors HTTP traffic and performs real time analysis. […]
Configure Basic Authentication in Apache using .htaccess
To setup basic authentication in Apache first create a .htaccess file in your website root folder or in specific directory and add following code: […]
How to enable keep alive in Centos
Keep alive is an concept to allow the same tcp connection for HTTP conversation instead of opening a new one with each new request. More simply , Keep alive is also known as a persistent connection. […]
How to check if a server is Suexec or not?
To check if the server is Suexec or not? follow the steps as below: Login into you server with the root details and run following command: /usr/local/cpanel/bin/rebuild_phpconf –current If server is Suexec then result would be as follows: Available handlers: suphp dso cgi none DEFAULT PHP: 5 PHP4 SAPI: none PHP5 SAPI: suphp SUEXEC: enabled RUID2: […]
How to password protect a file in Linux
To password protect a file in Linux use the command below: vim +X cpanelplesk.txt +X option will make your file password protect. vim +X cpanelplesk.txt “cpanelplesk.txt” [New File] Enter encryption key: Enter same key again: Now write anything you want and save it using !wq “cpanelplesk.txt” [New][crypted] 0L, 0C written Done. […]