In Linux, there are a variety of commands to locate files, each with its own set of advantages and disadvantages. Some are only available in certain distributions, and others are not installed by default. Let’s start with the quickest approach...
When VCSA (vCenter Server Appliance) update failed during a package installation, it is impossible to start/stop VAMI operation. Also rebooting VSCA VM will not solve the issue as vCenter will no longer work. To solve this, log in to the VCSA...
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On a VPS server running cPanel, I just ran into a disk consumption problem. One of the users’ error log files grew to nearly 800GB in less than 4 hours. As a result, the home partition became completely full, causing issues for all other...
In this post, I’ll share the configuration file I use for Postfix installations and highlight some of the directives I use to combat incoming SPAM. If you want to use it, go ahead. nano /etc/postfix/main.cf nano /etc/postfix/main.cf...
When you can’t log in to PHPMyAdmin from within cPanel it’s mainly one of two reasons: When you reset the password for that user, MySQL password wasn’t changeduser has a custom .my.cnf file with defined logins for mysql Step 1...
Moving email accounts along with all emails from one cPanel to another can be done in two ways: IMAPSync – you need access to a terminal and passwords for email accountsFTP (File Manager) – you need access to FTP or cPanel File Manager...
name service cache daemon (nscd) cache is persistent by default on CentOS 7, to flush it, you need to run: nscd -i hosts -i stands for invalidate. You can also check if nscd‘s cache is persistent by running nscd -g...
I recommend setting a new MySQL user for backups and never using the root MySQL account to do backups. Step 1. Log on to MySQL as root: mysql -u root -p Step 2. Create a new user and grant all necessary permissions: CREATE USER...