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Apache Web Server ftp via cPanel Tutorial
Achieving file transfer to a public domain Apache website can be achieved in a number of ways … serverside web applications (eg. PHP) can write (or upload) and read (sometimes download) files databases such as MySql can store file data … Continue reading →
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Tagged Access, Apache, configuration, file, file transfer, ftp, host, hostname, password, port, sftp, tutorial, username, web server
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C++ ssh Remote X11 Analogue Clock Tutorial
From a few days ago we knew that yesterday’s C++ X11 Analogue Clock Timezone Aesthetics Tutorial had a remote access possibility because as per “way back when”‘s C++ X11 Analogue Clock Primer Tutorial giving compilation and execution instructions for the … Continue reading →
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Tagged absolute URL, Access, aesthetics, analogue clock, animation, background, border, C++, call forward, clock, command line, focus, g++, gcc, GNU, integration, Linux, Mac, Mac OS X, macOS, preprocessor directive, programming, ssh, Terminal, timezone, tutorial, url, user experience, UX, watermark, web browser, web server, webpage, window, X11, x11forwarding
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VMWare vSphere Web Client Primer Tutorial
If you manage an Apache web server, you may well find cPanel a big enough topic. As a layer on top of such a web server’s more conventional access methods (you can read about at Web Server Access Primer Tutorial) … Continue reading →
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Tagged Access, Adobe, configuration, Crazy Domains, Desktop Application, Did you know, Flash, login, logout, Mac OS X, macOS, power management, power off, power on, shutdown, tutorial, virtual machine, vmware, vsphere, web client, web server, Windows
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CentOS Linux Web Server Crontab Restart Primer Tutorial
Just as “mindfulness” can be a wakeup call to us, when something unusual happens, it can be a great time to learn, but, alas, it can be like being “thrown in at the deep end”. I’d like my time over … Continue reading →
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Tagged Access, blog, CentOS, command line, configuration, cPanel, cron, crontab, curl, landing page, Linux, MySql, operating system, process, restart, ssh, start, stop, web server, WHS, Wordpress
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Server unexpectedly closed network connection FileZilla Tutorial
In day to day web server management (of the CentOS (Linux) WHM/cPanel Apache/PHP/MySql rjmprogramming.com.au domain) we find the most baffling error that you occasionally come up against “web server access wise” is FileZilla’s (or any sftp application’s) error message … … Continue reading →
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Tagged Access, Apache, blog, CentOS, command line, configuration, cPanel, database, FileZilla, Google, Linux, MySql, network, operating system, process, restart, service, sftp, ssh, StackOverflow, start, stop, web browser, web server, WHS, Wordpress
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Linux Disk Usage cPanel Heads Up Tutorial
What’s important, and what’s not? Leave you with that. See you tomorrow. Not a very good blog posting is it? Let’s say, instead … “What’s important, and what’s not, regarding Linux CentOS WHM Apache/PHP/MySQL cPanel, when it presents one of … Continue reading →
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Tagged Access, Apache, command line, cPanel, disk, disk space, diskspace, Document Root, error log, file, FileZilla, ftp, Linux, log, operator, sftp, ssh, Terminal, tutorial, web server, website
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CentOS Linux Web Server Services Restart Primer Tutorial
The other day the unthinkable happened, for us. Something to do with Linux and its associated role in running the rjmprogramming.com.au web server failed, not totally, but in a way I’d never before encountered using Linux or Unix. You see … Continue reading →
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Tagged Access, Apache, blog, CentOS, command line, configuration, cPanel, database, Google, Linux, MySql, operating system, process, restart, service, sftp, ssh, StackOverflow, start, stop, web server, WHS, Wordpress
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Windows Troubleshooting WiFi Connects No Internet Access Primer Tutorial
Today’s blog posting (also viewable at WordPress 4.1.1’s Windows Troubleshooting WiFi Connects No Internet Access Primer Tutorial) is about a very specific troubleshooting issue. Its “annoyance factor” rating is so high, that we rate its specificity as paling into insignificance … Continue reading →
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Tagged Access, cable, configuration, DNS, driver, hardware, internet, modem, network, router, troubleshoot, troubleshooting, tutorial, WiFi, Windows
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