Sometimes the crond service fails quite often without any clue and it becomes necessary to monitor the cron service and auto-restart it. cPanel offers ‘chkservd’, a monitoring daemon that monitors the services on the server and restart...
Today is Valentine’s Day, and I wish all lovers to be married, and I wish everyone a happy Valentine’s Day! But pay attention to safety at all times. Now let me talk about how to see how hackers have invaded Linux: The purpose...
You receive the error message “Cannot start session without errors” while accessing phpMyAdmin in cPanel. phpMyAdmin will not work if any of the following settings are incorrect on a cPanel server. 1. The owner and group of...
On some shared hosting accounts, cURL, fopen or file_get_contents functions may be disabled ‘for security reasons’, yet you can still achieve HTTP fetching using socket functions. This simple class of code will allow you to do a wide...
Sometimes simplicity is also convenient, and in the case of authentication on the most popular web server, Apache, .htpasswd fits the bill You may opt for a PHP/MySQL login which in itself is simple enough, but requires the availability of MySQL. If...
Forking new processes is an extremely handy function in programming that allows you to run tasks in parallel to one another, from a single invocation of a program. You may be interested in forking if: You have a multi-processor/threaded CPU and want...
Run ps aux to see a list of all running processes. To the right of the process name will be a process number (pid), like 606 or 1125 or 12856. To kill the program, enter: kill <pid> If you’ve still got a problem, then try kill ...
An email from a cPanel server with the “tailwatchd failed” warning message indicates that either the cpanel service is offline/down OR the cpanel service was restarted. The complete message looks like the following: tailwatchd failed @...