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Tag Archives: Linux
MySql Watchdog Migration Transition Solution Tutorial
Onto yesterday’s MySql Watchdog Migration Transition Preparations Tutorial, yes, with Korn Shell scripting, thanks to the advice from How to use nslookup in bash to verify is DNS is configured properly? and bash – How to get the primary IP … Continue reading →
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Tagged AlmaLinux, Apache, changeover, check, chgrp, chmod, chown, Crazy Domains, cron, crontab, curl, daemon, daemon folder, daeom, DNS, domain, FileZilla, folder, ftp, ifconfig, IP address, korn shell, Linux, migration, MySql, mysql service, nslookup, programming, restart, schedule, script, scripting, service, sftp, ssh, start, Terminal, tutorial, unzip, url, user, watchdog, zip
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MySql Watchdog Migration Transition Preparations Tutorial
When we commented, in AlmaLinux Apache/PHP/MySql WordPress Migration Tutorial … Yes, we’re migrating again (as we were talking about with Apache/PHP/MySql Web Hosting Website Migration ssh Tutorial), though as you read this blog posting, if hot off the press here … Continue reading →
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Tagged AlmaLinux, Apache, changeover, check, chgrp, chmod, chown, Crazy Domains, cron, crontab, curl, daemon, daemon folder, daeom, DNS, domain, FileZilla, folder, ftp, IP address, korn shell, Linux, migration, MySql, mysql service, programming, restart, schedule, script, scripting, service, sftp, ssh, start, Terminal, tutorial, unzip, url, user, watchdog, zip
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Imagick PHP Class Primer Tutorial
We’re talking “class” today. Up until now, regarding the great ImageMagick suite of software, and it’s interactions with PHP, we’ve … been using exec style calls of ImageMagick, mainly via it’s convert command line functionality, via our CentOS web server … Continue reading →
AlmaLinux Web Server Malware Scanning Tutorial
If you maintain a computer it can be reassuring to have access to some quality Malware Scanning functionality (often part of an AntiVirus suite of functionality located, for us, in amongst the cPanel functionality of our AlmaLinux WHM Linux web … Continue reading →
AlmaLinux SSH Access Fail2ban and Firewall Protection Tutorial
For us, we just want to get on with the programming. But what if something is welling up, that might stop you “getting on”? We saw this on our “soon to be” dedicated virtual AlmaLinux Apache/PHP/MySql web server, for RJM … Continue reading →
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Tagged Access, AlmaLinux, brute force attack, command line, configuration, dedicated hosting, dnf, domain, fail2ban, firewall, firewalld, install, Linux, login, password, port, protection, security, ssh, tutorial, Virtual Host, web server
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Linux Web Server Soft Link URL Tutorial
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 … Continue reading →
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Tagged Access, AlmaLinux, Apache, bad access, Document Root, Linux, PHP, programming, restrictions, soft link, tutorial, unix, url, web server
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Pandoc Install and Public Face Sharing and Security Tutorial
It’s interesting thinking on today’s work, further to yesterday’s Pandoc Install and Public Face Tutorial, teaming … sharing … and … security … ideas and concepts do not feel like likely “conceptfellows”. But these two ideas share the same repository, … Continue reading →
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Tagged audio, dnf, document, email, exec, ffmpeg, image, install, installer, Linux, media, Package Manager, pandoc, PHP, programming, security, serverside, share, sharing, SMS, temporary, tutorial, video, web server
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AlmaLinux WordPress Site Health Installs Tutorial
Yesterday’s AlmaLinux Apache/PHP/MySql WordPress Migration Tutorial was about … configuring the major players, software wise, running WordPress 6.6 on AlmaLinux 9.0.4 … and today … via the WordPress admin area’s Tools menu’s Site Health report “One or more recommended modules … Continue reading →
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Tagged command line, configuration, dnf, Linux, operating system, Package Manager, PHP, software, tutorial, Wordpress, wordpress blog
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