Technical articles and infrastructure guidance tagged centos.
Technical articles and infrastructure guidance tagged centos.
Softaculous will allow your web hosting users to easily install many web scripts. Before proceeding, you need to make sure that cPanel PHP Loader should be set to IonCube from Tweak Settings. If you have a firewall…
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YUM also called as Yellowdog Updater, Modified is a default package management system which is mostly used in all versions of CentOS to install and update packages and repositories. With the help of “yum” a user can…
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To Export/Import MySQL database with correct character set on Linux export your database with the correct character set is important to avoid any kind of problems with data that has non English characters within the…
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mod_pagespeed is an open-source Apache module created by Google to help Make the Web Faster by rewriting web pages to reduce latency and bandwidth. Please follow below instructions to install mod_pagespeed over Centos…
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This howto describes the steps in how to setup a PPTP VPN on Centos, Fedora, Debian, and Ubuntu with basic RSA authentication. Before the installation make sure to have your Yum repos updated with the Epel repos. CentOS…
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Modern and performance/server grade network interface have the capability of using transmit and receive buffer description ring into the main memory. They use direct memory access (DMA) to transfer packets from the main…
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Sudo is a command that enables programs to be implemented as a root user. Sudo runs commands provided to it with the privileges of a root user. You can use the sudo user to perform administrative tasks on your CentOS…
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When you create a volume group, by default, it is activated. Sometimes you may need to activate it manually to make the kernel aware of volume groups. To activate, # vgchange -ay my_vg_name To De-activate, # vgchnage…
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yum (RHEL/CentOs/SL/etc) has an option which allows you to limit the download rate/amount of bandwidth used to download packages. Here’s how you do it: Edit the /etc/yum.conf file and add the following line…
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When you see the following prompt with a blinking cursor instead of your RHEL 5 (Or CentOS/Scientific Linux v5 obviously) server booting, you will have in all likelihood have to re-install GRUB. GRUB _ Step 1: Insert a…
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