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  Howto view compiled modules with Apache

If Apache v2.x is installed on your server , SSH to the server and run the following...

 /var is full

If you have a /var partition, and if that partition is too small it may fill up quickly. The...

 DNS Installation and Setup using BIND9

This HOWTO will assist you in getting a Domain Name Server (DNS) up and running using BIND9 on...

 Extra headers you enabled to help track Spammers

Lets start by knowing where Exim keeps it logs – Linux ● /var/log/exim_mainlog –...

 How to integrate XCache into PHP5 on a Fedora 8 or CentOS 5.1 system (with Apache2)

From the XCache project page: “XCache is a fast, stable PHP opcode cacher that has been...

 Howto List existing VPS

SSH to the master server and run the following command:/usr/sbin/vzlist -aThe -a switch tells the...

 Install shoutcast server on CentOS server

Shoutcast is a free-of-charge audio homesteading solution. It permits anyone on the internet to...

 Installing SquirrelMail

This articler covers installation of SquirrelMail on generic Unix or Linux system. It does not...

 OpenVZ basic commands

Following are some important commands which are normally used while working on a Hardware...

 PHPmyadmin error #2002

When opening phpmyadmin you get the below error. #2002 - The server is not responding (or the...

 PureFTPd Installation and Setup

IntroductionThe following HOWTO is aimed at installing and setting up a FTP server, based on...

 Resizing Ext3

Before resizing a file system it must be unmounted, so you’ll need to create working...

 Setup VNC server on VPS

We will discuss  setting up your VPS as a VNC server and using a client from your Windows...

 The top command

The top command gives a list of the most active 20 processes in terms of CPU usage .Display is...

 find largest files/directories on server

If you wish to find out what file or directory is taking up the most space, SSH to the server and...

 resize /tmp partition

Here are the steps for resizing /tmp in cpanel. Execute the following commands so that /tmp is...