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WHM cPanel cPHulk Firewall Primer Tutorial
For our CentOS Linux Apache/MySql/PHP web server for RJM Programming, we needed to reboot the Apache and MySql services, via the use of an unusual (at least for us, because we couldn’t get graphical WHM cPanel access working) combination of … Continue reading
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Webpage macOS Say Audio Commentary Access Count Tutorial
We’ve got a new player in the Webpage Audio Commentary “Intranet feeling” solution, today, on top of the progress from yesterday’s Webpage macOS Say Audio Commentary Personalization Tutorial. This new PHP intranet_access_count.php player sits in the Document Root of your … Continue reading →