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AlmaLinux DNS Changeover Activated Tutorial
And so, we arrive at performing the DNS changeover part to our CentOS to AlmaLinux migration journey, further to yesterday’s AlmaLinux DNS Changeover FileZilla sftp Tutorial progress towards this point. We wanted to have in the blog posting title a … Continue reading
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Tagged a record, Access, AlmaLinux, CentOS, configuration, cPanel, Crazy Domains, Did you know, DNS, DNS hosting, FileZilla, IP address, keychain, openssh, operator, password, sftp, ssh, system operator, tutorial, update, web hoster, web hosting, web server, Wordpress
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AlmaLinux DNS Changeover FileZilla sftp Tutorial
Another day, another piece of the puzzle changing IP address web server references for the domain name rjmprogramming.com.au … ie. DNS changeover (like with AlmaLinux Landing Page WordPress Content Update Solution Tutorial). All this information will be blasé knowledge to … Continue reading
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Tagged Access, AlmaLinux, CentOS, configuration, cPanel, Crazy Domains, Did you know, DNS, FileZilla, IP address, keychain, openssh, operator, password, sftp, ssh, system operator, tutorial, web hoster, web server, Wordpress
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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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Monthly Chronicler LocalStorage Tutorial
Are you familiar with “LocalStorage” at the client side of web application usage, as an alternative to HTTP Cookie usage? It can store much more information than HTTP Cookies, but has no expiry date as such. This is not to … Continue reading
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Tagged array, calendar, catch, chronicler, contenteditable, cookie, details, diary, div, encryption, event, hashing, HTML, Javascript, localStorage, monthly chronicler, onclick, password, planner, programming, propogate, push, security, setTimeout, shift, simulation, ssl, summary, table cell, try, tutorial, web storage
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Monthly Chronicler Date Range Tutorial
Today’s crucial Javascript function is called “nothing” (or more specifically setTimeout(nothing,600); (to have a small delay to when it gets used)). How did this come to pass? Well, today, with some new onclick event logic allowing for the user to … Continue reading
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