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If you run a server with multiple sites on it, then you may have issues with WordPress installations. WordPress has a remote admin feature (which allows 3rd party connections to post new articles etc..). While a greate feature in theory,…
Apache is great and so is Cpanel, but when you need to find out what is using resources or causing a low-down the tools can be limited, Apachetop helps by providing real-time analysis. One of the most useful methods is…
Default location of logs By default cpanel puts it’s log files in /usr/local/apache/domlogs/DOMAIN – these are split up by domain, however it can be difficult when troubleshooting to find out where the problem might lie. Combined logs Combining the logs…
In the last two weeks a new hack has made the rounds. This exploits a weakness in either the hosting or the security of a WordPress blog and adds code to every JavaScript file (.js). The code can vary a…
After you’ve had your Raspberry Pi for a while, you’ve made it run a web server, media centre, Remote Desktop and more you might find it’s a bit sluggish. To find out more try out htop. Traditionally in Linux you…
Whilst Linux in general is very good at being neat and tidy, devices such as the Raspberry PI, where resources can be much more limited than other computers can sometimes suffer – usually from lack of space (performance will be…
I’ve come across this problem a number of times, of course each time I think “this will be fixed next time”. Unfortunately it’s not the case. What’s the problem then? You have a directory that you want to password protect,…
Mod Deflate is essential nowadays for sites, it speeds up the transfer of html pages & other files (such as stylesheets) by compressing them first. Now that servers today are so powerful there is very little reason not to use…
For a few years now I keep catching myself transferring files between Linux servers, in a silly way… What I mean is using somthing like ftp, or copying to my desktop and then up to the other server – all…