Node.js is a Javascript programming platform that allows users to build network applications very easily. Many developers want to build applications and libraries using JavaScript (server-side and client-side). In this guide, we’ll show you how to get started with Node.js on an Ubuntu 14.04 server. First of all make sure that all packages are up […]
We’ve been running CentOS 6.x for a couple of years on our VPS and yesterday began a standard yum update, the process failed with many duplicated packages and dependency errors or conflicts. In this post, I will describe under what situations yum errors can occur, and how to fix them. […]
PrestaShop is an open-source e-commerce application which allows you to maintain your own online store. It is very easy to use as well as very easy to install. In this article we will show you how to install and configure Prestashop on your CentOS VPS. […]
Most of the web server software has been installed with default settings that will lead to information leakage. One of them is a PHP software. Later this information can be used by hackers to try to exploit any vulnerabilities in the PHP version you are running, especially if you are running an older version with […]
By default, when we installed the Linux, The SELinux service is enabled, Some software’s do not support SELinux, So we need to disable or turn off the SELinux config. In this article we will show you how to disable SELinux on CentOS. […]
In this tutorial we will learn how to install ffmpeg on CentOs Web Panel. Before we proceed further we need to make some changes in php.in file as php extension directory is not defined in it. Also we need to create directory manually. […]
In this tutorial we will guide you how to install and configure Webuzoree control panel on your CentOS server. Webuzo is a web-based single user control panel for VPS or Dedicated server and one of the best free alternates to the CPanel. Webuzo installation includes LAMP stack which saves us the time and the most […]
This tutorial will help you to check out database and table size in PostgreSQL server. Login to your server using command line and connect to PostgreSQL server. Now you can use following commands to check sizes of databases and tables in PostgreSQL. […]
In this article we will show you how to list all databases and tables in PostgreSQL. First of all login to PostgreSQL using psql command and run following command from PostgreSQL command prompt. […]
Today in this tutorial we will show you how to upgrade MySQL server in CentOS Web Panel. First of all create full database backup (In case if MySQL server break we have backup to restore). […]