Postfix is free open source mail transfer agent. The primary job of postfix is to pass on email locally or to intended location outside the system. Some of the most well-known SMTP web servers are Sendmail, Postfix and Qmail. By standard Sendmail comes pre-installed with CentOS/RHEL 5. We will need to remove it and set […]
Git is a free and open source distributed version control system. In this article, we will demonstrate how to install Git on a CentOS server. […]
If you are getting the above error then do the following changes into php.ini file or .htaccess file : […]
WHM shows below error for cPHulk Brute Force Protection : [wpfmb type=’error’ theme=2]cPHulk Mysql is currently disabled. To enable mysql go to: Service Manager, Error while connecting to MySQL for cPHULK, mysql error for cPHulk.[/wpfmb] To resolve this error just execute the below command: […]
Follow the below steps to uninstall CloudLinux safely. Before proceeding to un-installation of CloudLinux , check if your server has CloudLinux installed. […]
I need additional swap space to improve my Linux server performance,So here is a simple tutorial you can follow: Before we proceed to swap file setup, we have to check if any swap files exist by looking at the summary of swap usage. swapon -s If the summary is empty, it means no swap file exists. As we […]
In this tutorial we will guide you the steps to install LAMP stack, a collection of open source software used to get web servers up and running so you can host all your site’s files and databases in it. […]
WHM/cPanel is the most popular web hosting control panel for Linux operating systems. Using WHM/cPanel we can easily manage our web hosting services without having more technical skills. […]
This article will cover the simple steps to change hostname in CentOS. Some software such as CPanel require a valid Fully Qualified Domain Name for the hostname to be used during their installation. […]
Sometimes we want to re-add the domain that we have remove earlier,For this we have to check our DNS Zone file, domainusers file, trueuserdomains file, and trueuserowners file. […]
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