by admin | Jul 26, 2020 | General, Linux, Mail service
Most of the providers these days are blocking the default port 25 and users find it difficult to get around it. If you are looking at sending very less mails and do not want to go for paid stuffs, this is for you. We will see how we can intergrate Postfix with...
by admin | Feb 17, 2015 | General, Servers
In this short post, we will discuss on how to install a perl module using CPAN. First, login to the CPAN interactive shell using the command: # cpan Once, you are in, install a module using the syntax, cpan> install package:function eg, to install the...
by admin | Nov 25, 2014 | General, Servers
There are many situations in which you may find a VPS in its mounted state. Usually a # vzctl start VEID, would attempt to start the container back. But there are situations in which this task would be hung in the system memory. You may get something an error similar...
by admin | Aug 15, 2014 | General, OpenSource, Servers
When trying to delete the files of a folder ( using # rm ) with lots of contents in it , you might get this error : /bin/rm : Argument list too long The traditional # rm command will not be able to delete too many files in a directory. To get around this, use the...
by admin | Jul 20, 2014 | Apache, General
There are situations in which the error_log associated with a domain fills up a good part of the disk space consumed. Lets find what are they logging ! Is it something like, [Date America/New_York] PHP Strict Standards: Non-static method JDispatcher::getInstance()...
by admin | Jul 11, 2014 | Apache, cPanel/WHM, General, Servers
The vulnerability with Symlinks and Apache is a known cause of attack. Initially, the attacker will find a compromised ‘single’ website or domain which has got any vulnerable scripts or 3rd party applications or any themes used in it and try to get access to the...
