In this tutorial, we will show you how to manage URL rewrites using Apache2’s mod_rewrite module. When we installed a fresh Apache server mod_rewrite is not enabled by default on server, So to use rewrite configurations we need to manually enable mode_rewrite module on our system.This is a most basic way to enable mod_rewrite. […]
Basic security steps for Centos Web Panel
We have previously discuss how to install CWP on your VPS/Server.Today we are going to perform some basic security steps to secure your server,Follow these simple steps to do so. […]
how to enable /var/log/messages in Ubuntu 12.x
In this article we will show you how to enable Var Log messages in Ubuntu. By default log messages are not written to the file /var/log/messages in Ubuntu . In order to enable this, we can do the following: Go to /etc/rsyslog.d. Open the file 50-default.conf and uncomment the following lines […]
cPanel: Warning: fopen(/tmp/horde_.log): failed to open
Sometimes you may get the following error in cPanel: It can be due to one of following reasons: 1. If /tmp has wrong permissions Make sure that /tmp has correct permissions,We can use following command to correct the permissions for /tmp . chmod 1777 /tmp 2. The /tmp/horde_32001.log file has incorrect permissions or the group/owner user […]
Apache error: Invalid command ‘BytesLog’
During Apache restart in cPanel, you may get the error: […]
Setting up Gmail for POP3 and SMTP
In this article we will explain how to set up your domain email address over Gmail Log into your Gmail account. Go to the Gear at the top right and select Settings. Click the Accounts and Import tab. Click Add a POP3 mail account you own. Enter your domain’s email address and click Next Step. Enter […]
How to edit the MySQL my.cnf file
If you have your VPS or Dedicated server, you can manage your MySQL settings into my.cnf file.This article will explain the steps to view and edit your my.cnf file. […]
How to Check DNS ( BIND ) Configuration File
In case of any changes in bind configuration, recommended to check DNS configuration file before restarting service. named-checkconf /etc/named.conf You can use below command , in case of chroot environment: named-checkconf -t /var/named/chroot /etc/named.conf Above command will not show any output if there are no error found in configuration file. In case of any errors will […]
How to Setup DNS (Bind) Server on CentOS/RHEL
The Domain name system use to translate domain names to IP address and vice versa.For example when visitors go to your domain name like,“http://cpanelplesk.com”, Our computer sends a request to DNS and get an IP address of domain. […]
Ping IPv6 Address With ping6 Command
One of our client was unable to ping an IPv6 address. Although our Linux based operating system is configured for IPv6 IP address but he was getting error: […]