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WHM cPanel Terminal Access Tutorial
If you read Web Server Access Primer Tutorial below, regarding ssh means by which we access our Apache/PHP/MySql web servers around here there is a nuance … within our WHM cPanel software suite … a functionality (you can search for … Continue reading
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PHP Migration Software Strategies Tutorial
It occurred to us today that, in an ongoing sense, with our “post DNS changeover” phase of operations, we predominantly have two approaches to progressing our cause of migrating (what used to be CentOS hosted) PHP (starting with a 5) … Continue reading