Tag Archives: Access

Linux Web Server Soft Link URL Tutorial

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We were wondering if Linux (and can work on unix) soft links, as talked about with Linux and Unix Soft Links Primer Tutorial, can be of practical value pointing to the source code of a webpage. Perhaps you’d want to do this regarding restrictions applied to executionable server code, such as PHP. We decided to try this with our new AlmaLinux9 web server (cded to web server Document Root) via … # ln -s PHP/exif_tester.php ./exif_tester.php … for a tweaked … Continue reading →

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Linux Chaining Commands on Command Line Primer Tutorial

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With the RJM Programming domain we are regularly dealing with a Linux (CentOS) web server operating system and its associated command line we access via ssh command (usually from our macOS Terminal application command) … ssh -p 22 [username]@[RJM Programming domain IP address] In that Linux world, we like to think about “Interactive” usages (usually one offs) and “Scheduled” usages (usually via crontab (and quite often in combination with curl)) usually using commands and/or Korn Shell scripting. There are occasions … Continue reading →

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MySql Repair Table Diskspace Error Log Consequence Tutorial

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If you are managing a web server, you can run into times when … a total solution to a problem needs more research that will take time … but, perhaps … there is a solution that “eases the pain” of web server management and operations, in our case, “diskspace” issues, awaiting that total solution So it was here at this RJM Programming CentOS WHM Linux dedicated Apache/PHP/MySql web server, recently, as it ran out of diskspace, and we researched the … Continue reading →

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Webpage macOS Say Audio Commentary Access Count Tutorial

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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 (or our RJM Programming) public domain, and its simple job is to return an … access count … of itself Huh?! Yes, the macOS or Mac OS X MAMP (or other) local web server can access via tweaked inhouse macos_say_record.php … Continue reading →

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WHM cPanel cPHulk Firewall Primer Tutorial

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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 … Power Management … Stop and Start the VMWare Virtual Host … followed by … ssh command line access means by which to restart Apache and MySql services (and we like

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Finder File Sharing Mac with Mac Tutorial

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Today’s “Mac to Mac” file sharing “dream” (of ours) shares themes with File Server Sharing Mac with PC Tutorial below. Unlike below, though, our “dream” incorporated the use of our beloved FileZilla sftp web server access desktop application’s involvement. Sounds cute, huh?! But trying to do it and doing it are two different things, and we wish we’d discovered the “misnomerly named” Using Filezilla with Samba a lot earlier. It doesn’t seem to be achievable with (Samba themed) hostnames like … Continue reading →

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