Test your hosting disk and network speed
Speed of your page loading depends on various factors – how “heavy” your scripts are, what CPU is installed on your server, amount of RAM, […]
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Redirect to HTTPS with .htaccess
Put the following text in your .htaccess file and change it to match your domain. RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{SERVER_PORT} 80 RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://blog.hosting.guru/$1 [R=301,L] RewriteCond […]
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Compiling PHP7 on server with (old) MySQL 5.6
If you ever need to compile PHP7.0+ on a server where you still are running old MySQL and configuration script complains about not being able […]
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How to scan for new disks on VPS without reboot
VPS has become a new standard in Hosting world. They have become stable, fast and scalable. Here is a small tip for those, who would […]
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Converting MP4 to GIF inside shell on Centos7
If for any reason you need to convert video MP4 into GIF – you most likely gonna hit tons of links talking about FFMPEG doing […]
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Installing and configuring PHP5.2, PHP5.3 and any other with FastCGI + easyApache4 and latest cPanel on CentOS
Important note: last PHP5.2 branch version was released on 6.January 2011 and is currently unsupported. It is security risk to keep running this version of […]
Continue reading »Instant Bounce Back: “retry time not reached for any host after a long failure period”
cd /var/spool/exim/db rm -f retry retry.lockfile rm -f wait-remote_smtp wait-remote_smtp.lockfile service exim restart
Continue reading »Fix for PHP/Apache2.4 not to force UTF-8 encoding
In fact it is PHP, that is sending extra header, making browser think, that page is in UTF8. That is wrong. To disable this edit […]
Continue reading »How to mount remote directory over SSH
SSH is great, secure and stable protocol, that is used for remote access to *nix servers and file transfer. Now it is possible to mount […]
Continue reading »Linux filesystem tune-up for less IO and more memory usage
[Updated on 29.Oct.2018] As opposed to Windows, Linux and Unix systems allow user to tweak huge number of things. Most of these extra fine-grain-fine-tune-tiny-hidden-options are […]
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