Leaderboard

Welcome to DesignHost These guidelines are to assist you as a member of DesignHost and we would be grateful if you would operate within them during your stay here. Be polite! We’re a friendly, welcoming community and want it to stay like that. Don’t be rude or abrasive. If you’re pleasant to others, they’ll be pleasant back. We all have disagreements now and again but we don’t insult people or get angry with them. Remember to be articulate and witty. We like that. Forget about being rude or mean, we don’t like that! Also, offensive, illegal or mature-themed material is not allowed. Have fun…. but not at the expense of others! We like to have fun; we enjoy a laugh and a joke as long as that’s all it is. We don’t like the ridiculing of fellow community members. If you keep clear of doing that, we’ll keep clear of doing that to you. Keep all your support topics in the correct support forum. If you are not sure where to post, please ask a staff member for assistance. SPAM! We don’t like it and we’re sure you don’t either. We’re proud of our site and want it to be the best. We don’t mind it if you’re from a competing site but we don’t like it if you spam your site here. So don’t advertise your site on ours and we won’t come and advertise our site on yours. We’re also not at all keen on you posting and asking for people to visit your site and become members. We wouldn’t do that to you so it’s only right you don’t do it to us. Our moderators are a fine bunch, but you might not always agree with them and they may not always agree with you. If you do happen to disagree with something one of them has done, or your topic or post has vanished or moved with no explanation, don’t get all angry about it and begin posting rude messages. Instead, contact one of the Admins or Management by PM or e-mail and explain your point of view. These things can generally be resolved pleasantly. We request that you wait twenty-four hours before "bumping" a topic. This mean making a new reply for the sole purpose of getting it to the top of the page. Like you, we enjoy signatures and avatars and don’t mind anyone having them, but try to keep them reasonable. Huge pictures (either in pixel or byte size) can get really annoying, especially to those on dial-up. We’ll ask you to change it if it’s too big. Sometimes, people might post an inappropriate topic or reply, or it may be in a place where a Moderator hasn’t noticed it. If you stumble across one of these, we’d be grateful if you would use the Report Post to Moderator feature. You don’t need to respond to the post saying it’s in the wrong place or not really acceptable. Just report it and we’ll deal with it. We’re a forgiving community. We realize that sometimes things can be said that aren’t meant or are taken the wrong way. We also realize that sometimes people’s emotions get the better of their judgement. We’re not quite so forgiving of people who just seem to want to cause trouble. We don’t like to use it, but we have a system to warn people if they’re doing things these guidelines have politely asked them not to do. One of the Moderators will normally contact you at first and ask you to remember these guidelines. If the guidelines continue to be ignored then a warning might be issued. And if you’re a serial spammer or community disrupter, a ban may well be in order so that those of us who like to hang out here can continue having an enjoyable time. Finally be friendly. If you’re friendly and polite we’ll welcome you and you’ll fit right in !

1. Run the following outside the preferred account’s public_html folder: chown user:nobody /home/USER/public_html Run the following inside the preferred account’s public_html folder: chown -R user:user /home/USER/public_html find -type f -exec chown user.user {} \; find -type f -exec chmod 644 {} \; find -type d -exec chmod 755 {} \;

Use the following script to find out top processed sorted by memory usage, in megabytes (MB) #!/bin/bash ps axo rss,comm,pid | awk '{ proc_list[$2]++; proc_list[$2 "," 1] += $1; } \ END { for (proc in proc_list) { printf("%d\t%s\n", \ proc_list[proc "," 1],proc); }}' | sort -n | tail -n 10 | sort -rn \ | awk '{$1/=1024;printf "%.0fMB\t",$1}{print $2}' View the full article

Our privacy policy describes how we use and store the data that we gather from you in order to provide our products and services. Our Commitment To Privacy Your privacy is important to us. To better protect your privacy we provide this notice explaining our online information practices and the choices you can make about the way your information is collected and used. To make this notice easy to find, we make it available on our homepage and at every point where personally identifiable information may be requested. The Information We Collect This notice applies to all information collected or submitted on any of the ForumsAndMore websites. On some pages, you can order products, make requests, and register to receive materials. The types of personal information collected at these pages are: Name Address Email address Phone number Credit/Debit Card Information The Way We Use Information We use the information you provide about yourself when placing an order only to complete that order. We do not share this information with outside parties except to the extent necessary to complete that order. We use return email addresses to answer the email we receive. Such addresses are not used for any other purpose and are not shared with outside parties. You can register with our website if you would like to receive our services as well as updates on our new products and services. Information you submit on our website will not be used for this purpose unless you fill out the registration form. We use non-identifying and aggregate information to better design our website and to share with advertisers. For example, we may tell an advertiser that X number of individuals visited a certain area on our website, or that Y number of men and Z number of women filled out our registration form, but we would not disclose anything that could be used to identify those individuals. Finally, we never use or share the personally identifiable information provided to us online in ways unrelated to the ones described above without also providing you an opportunity to opt-out or otherwise prohibit such unrelated uses. Our Commitment to Data Security To prevent unauthorized access, maintain data accuracy, and ensure the correct use of information, we have put in place appropriate physical, electronic, and managerial procedures to safeguard and secure the information we collect online. Our Commitment to Children's Privacy Protecting the privacy of the very young is especially important. For that reason, we never collect or maintain information at our website from those we actually know are under 13, and no part of our website is structured to attract anyone under 13. How You Can Access Or Correct Your Information You can access all your personally identifiable information that we collect online and maintain by emailing our privacy department or otherwise contacting our company. We use this procedure to better safeguard your information. You can correct factual errors in your personally identifiable information by sending us a request that credibly shows error. To protect your privacy and security, we will also take reasonable steps to verify your identity before granting access or making corrections. Spam Monitoring Service The IPS Spam Monitoring Service collects data from those sites using IPS software that choose to participate in the service. The email address and IP address of the registering member is passed to the service to determine the likelihood a registering account is a spam source. Data from accounts determined not to be spammers are permanently deleted within 48 hours. Data from accounts determined to be spammers may be stored indefinitely to create a block list. How To Contact Us Should you have other questions or concerns about these privacy policies, please use the contact form in the forum footer or email us at info [ a t ] designhost.gr

1. Run the following command to find out top biggest directories under /home partition. # du -a /home | sort -n -r | head -n 5 2. If you want to display the biggest directories in the current working directory, run # du -a | sort -n -r | head -n 5 3. Some of you would like to display the above result in human readable format. i.e you might want to display the largest files in KB, MB, or GB. # du -hs * | sort -rh | head -5 4. To display the largest folders/files including the sub-directories, run: # du -Sh | sort -rh | head -5 5. To find the largest 10 files (linux/bash) find . -type f -print0 | xargs -0 du | sort -n | tail -10 | cut -f2 | xargs -I{} du -sh {} 6. To find the largest 10 directories: find . -type d -print0 | xargs -0 du | sort -n | tail -10 | cut -f2 | xargs -I{} du -sh {} Only difference is -type {d:f} d = directory f = files View the full article

On a CentOS Linux 7 server you can use any one of the following tool to manage hostnames: hostnamectl command : Control the system hostname. This is recommended method. nmtui command : Control the system hostname using text user interface (TUI). nmcli command : Control the system hostname using CLI part of NetworkManager. Types of hostnames The hostname can be configured as follows Static host name assigned by sysadmin. For example, “server1”, “wwwbox2”, or “server1.mydomain.gr”. Transient/dynamic host name assigned by DHCP or mDNS server at run time. Pretty host name assigned by sysadmin/end-users and it is a free-form UTF8 host name for presentation to the user. For example, “My Laptop”. Method #1: hostnamectl command Let us see how to use the hostnamectl command. How do I see the host names? $ hostnamectl ## OR ## $ hostnamectl status Sample outputs: Static hostname: centos-7-rc Icon name: computer Chassis: n/a Machine ID: b5470b10ccfd49ed8e4a3b0e953a53c3 Boot ID: f79de79e2dac4670bddfe528e826b61f Virtualization: oracle Operating System: CentOS Linux 7 (Core) CPE OS Name: cpe:/o:centos:centos:7 Kernel: Linux 3.10.0-229.1.2.el7.x86_64 Architecture: x86_64 How do I set the host name? The syntax is: # hostnamectl set-hostname Your-New-Host-Name-Here # hostnamectl set-hostname "Your New Host Name Here" --pretty # hostnamectl set-hostname Your-New-Host-Name-Here --static # hostnamectl set-hostname Your-New-Host-Name-Here --transient To set host name to “R2-D2”, enter: # hostnamectl set-hostname R2-D2 To set static host name to “server1.mydomain.gr”, enter: # hostnamectl set-hostname server1.mydomain.gr --static To set pretty host name to “My Server”, enter: # hostnamectl set-hostname "My Server" --pretty To verify new settings, enter: # hostnamectl status Sample outputs: Static hostname: server1.mydomain.gr Pretty hostname: My Server Transient hostname: r2-d2 Icon name: computer Chassis: n/a Machine ID: b5470b10ccfd49ed8e4a3b0e953a53c3 Boot ID: f79de79e2dac4670bddfe528e826b61f Virtualization: oracle Operating System: CentOS Linux 7 (Core) CPE OS Name: cpe:/o:centos:centos:7 Kernel: Linux 3.10.0-229.1.2.el7.x86_64 Architecture: x86_64 How do I delete a particular host name? The syntax is: # hostnamectl set-hostname "" # hostnamectl set-hostname "" --static # hostnamectl set-hostname "" --pretty How do I change host name remotely? Use any one of the following syntax: # ssh root@server-ip-here hostnamectl set-hostname server1 Method #2: nmtui command You can set host name using nmtui command which has text user interface for new users: # nmtui Sample outputs: Fig.01: Use nmtui to set hostname on a CentOS 7 Use the Down arrow key > select the “Set system hostname” menu option > Press the “Ok” button: Fig.02: Set hostname You will see the confirmation box as follows: Finally, restart hostnamed service by typing the following command # systemctl restart systemd-hostnamed To verify changes, enter: # hostnamectl status Method #3: nmcli command The nmcli is a command line tool for controlling NetworkManager and reporting network status. To view the host name using nmcli command: The syntax is: # nmcli general hostname To set the host name using nmcli command: The syntax is: # nmcli general hostname R2-D2 # nmcli general hostname server1.mydomain.gr Finally, restart the systemd-hostnamed service: # systemctl restart systemd-hostnamed

Σβήνει και τα Junk αγάπη μόνο

Σου σπάνε τα νεύρα γιατί τα κρατάνε για 10ετίες μέσα στα διεγραμμένα τους? Βγάνε ένα φιρμάνι και τρέχα το, το παρακάτω script for domainhash in `cat /etc/userdomains | grep "\." | sed 's/ //'` do read domain user <<<$(echo $domainhash | sed 's/:/ /'); find /home/${user}/mail/${domain}/*/.Trash/{cur,new,tmp}/ -type f | xargs -ifile rm -f file find /home/${user}/mail/${domain}/*/.Junk/{cur,new,tmp}/ -type f | xargs -ifile rm -f file done

δυστυχώς δεν υπάρχει στάνταρ τρόπος . πρέπει να κάνεις δοκιμές και να δεις πότε είναι εντάξει . Έλεγξε επίσης αν έχεις βάλει gzip αν τα urls σου κάνουν σωστά resolve στο facebook https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/

Θα χρειαστει να κανεις activate ενα-ενα τα components μεχρι να βρεις ποιο ειναι αυτο που το κανει να "χαλαει". Επειδη την εχω πατησει και εγω, μη ξεχνας να κανεις clear cache πριν δεις το gtmetrix. Και επισης να ανοιξεις μια φορα τη σελιδα στο browser σου πριν το gtmetrix αλλα μετα το clear cache, ετσι ωστε να γινει generate η σελιδα. Θα ηταν καλο να εχουμε ενα screenshot για το πως εμφανιζεται η σελιδα οταν λες "δεν εμφανιζεται σωστα".

This is only a test

Version 4.1.18 of the IPS Community Suite is now available. In addition to bug fixes and performance improvements, this release also includes: Pinterest share link has been added Converters are now included as a Suite-level application you can download with your package in the Client Area Running a conversion will now skip steps that do not have anything to convert Two Factor Authentication Images embedded in the editor can now have an alternative title set for accessibility Users signing in through social services, such as Facebook, will no longer be required to validate their email address When a location is specified for a Calendar Event, the address will be shown underneath the map. The map itself should also be more accurate now. The Approval Queue page now has a "Hide" button to hide content (rather than only being able to approve / delete) Disabling Profile Photo uploads will now also disable importing from a URL An issue has been fixed where adding tags using other languages may not work properly Cropping Animated GIF's for photos is now supported when ImageMagick is in use Files purchased in Downloads will now have a link back to the file from their purchase page in the Manage Purchases section The Admin CP will now indicate whether or not a member is connected to a social network The Admin CP will now display more information for a user who has been banned imgur embedded is now supported Errors caused by third party applications / plugins will now be clearer Option to report fatal errors automatically to IPS so we can fix common issues

Παιδεύτηκα με αυτο και ηταν απλά ένα typo ...! Προσπαθώντας να συνδέσω το Login με το twitter API ( οδηγίες : https://invisionpower.com/4guides/how-to-use-ips-community-suite/social-sign-in/twitter-r238/ ) και βλεπω αυτο ενώ όλα είναι σωστά: εψαξα λιγο παραπάνω και διαβάζω εδω: https://webflake.sx/topic/20349-how-to-setup-twitter/ Κατέβασα και το προτεινόμενο αρχείο system/login/twitter.php και είπα να τα συγκρίνω με αυτό που έχουμε:

μια χαρά, και με αυτά τα aliases κανω δουλειά πάντως ## get top process eating memory alias psmem='ps auxf | sort -nr -k 4' alias psmem10='ps auxf | sort -nr -k 4 | head -10' ## get top process eating cpu ## alias pscpu='ps auxf | sort -nr -k 3' alias pscpu10='ps auxf | sort -nr -k 3 | head -10'

ναί, και μαλιστα εχει λυθει και ένα ακόμη, δεν ζητάει email validation. Πριν λιγο με την παλαιότερη από twitter ζήτησε κανονικα. Απλά περιμένω να πάμε προς μεσάνυχτα για να κανω το upgrade ( forum offline, backup etc etc )

Αν δεν κάνω λάθος στην σημερινή έκδοση που βγήκε (4.1.18) πρέπει να έχει διορθωθεί το bug αυτό.

εννοώ πρέπει να κάνεις δοκιμές , όπως ανέφερε ο Domino πιο πάνω . δεν ξέρεις πιες παραμέτρους ενεργοποιεί το auto . πρέπει να τις βρεις μόνος σου .

πρέπει να το δοκιμάσω το παρακάτω, δείχνει καλύτερο ίσως cat /dev/null > /root/mailaccounts.txt CP_ACCOUNTS=`ls -1A /var/cpanel/users/` for user in `echo -n $CP_ACCOUNTS` do /root/mailaccounts.txt domain=`grep -i ^dns /var/cpanel/users/$user |cut -d= -f2` for dom in `echo -n "$domain"` do PASSWD_FILE="/home/$user/etc/$dom/passwd" if [ -f $PASSWD_FILE ] && [ -s $PASSWD_FILE ] then for mail in `cat $PASSWD_FILE| cut -d":" -f1` do echo "$mail@$dom" >> mailaccounts.txt done fi done done https://www.nixpal.com/cpanel-count-and-list-all-mailboxes/

Dirty lil' pr1ck, αλλά τη δουλειά του την κάνει. Θα ανεβάσω με μορφοποίηση μόλις προλάβω να ασχοληθώ: OWNER=$@ KONTA=`ls -1A /var/cpanel/users/` count=1 for x in `echo -n "$KONTA"`;do wiersz=`grep -i ^dns /var/cpanel/users/"$x" |cut -d= -f2` DOMAIN[$count]=$wiersz count=$[$count+1] echo "Login: `echo "$x"`" for i in `echo "${DOMAIN[@]}" | sed 's/ /\n/g'`;do for n in ` ls -A /home/"$x"/mail/"$i"/ 2>/dev/null`;do if [ "$n" == "cur" ];then echo "$n" > /dev/null elif [ "$n" == "new" ];then echo "$n" > /dev/null elif [ "$n" == "tmp" ];then echo "$n" > /dev/null elif [ "$n" == "" ];then echo "$n" > /dev/null else echo "$n"@"$i" fi done done echo;echo; done

Recently i needed to do some housekeeping on my VPS servers, and in my earlier post CPanel Find /Delete all error log files i was mentioning how to find all error log files on a path (in this case, / ). Now i changed some of this command in order to achieve the following. Display the size of each error_log file on the cpanel server Sort the error_log files by size. Most of the times, there is a specific script/account misbehaving, so the error_log file keeps on increasin it’s size. This command helps you find the biggest ones by size. find / -name error_log -type f -exec du -sh {} \; | sort -n You can as well only display the 10 biggest of those error longs, for a quick inquiry on which ones tend to accumulate. Want to delete them all? find /home/ -type f -name error_log -delete ACHTUNG!!! A good admin always reads the error_logs and then decides if they require deletion.

How to change the hostname of your VPS Many times the default or first-choice hostname of your VPS doesn’t please you any more. Changing the hostname is easy if you have ssh access, by following these steps: Edit your server’s /etc/sysconfig/network file with your preferred text editor (in this case, nano). [root@vps ~]# nano /etc/sysconfig/network Find the line containing “HOSTNAME=” and add your FQDN hostname. HOSTNAME=mynode.domain.com If you utilize internal networking, also change the host associated with the main IP address of your VPS. [root@vps ~]# nano /etc/hosts 127.0.0.1 localhost localhost.localdomain 123.45.67.89 hostname.domain.com hostname ~ ~ -- INSERT -- 2,43-57 ALL Run “hostname” commad, followed by your preferred FQDN hostname: [root@vps ~]# hostname mynode.domain.com [root@vps ~]# hostname mynode.domain.com [root@vps ~]# 4. Don’t forget to also restart your network service, for the changes to persist on restart /etc/init.d/network restart And that’s it! You now have a new hostname for your DS/VPS !

Δείτε εδώ FREE joomla templates από το joomla.gr

Η αλήθεια είναι αυτή

Δώσε κ μένα μπάρμπα

I sent away for these free posters from cPanel a few months ago and they arrived in the mail this week. At first I had completely forgotten about requesting the cPanel posters. But when I got the package open I was pleasantly reminded about these reference posters. I took a picture to show how big they are and used a banana for scale, a meme that seemed to confuse the cPanel twitter account >.< μου έχουν ξεμείνει κάμποσα τέτοια, αν κάποιος ενδιαφέρεται, PM please

Είμαι με Forthnet εδώ και πολλά χρόνια. Δεν είχα ποτέ πρόβλημα σε γενικές γραμμές και κύριος απο πλεύρας αποσυνδέσεων και ταχύτητας. Ίσως το θέμα ταχύτητας να είναι λίγο σχετικό γιατί όπως όλοι ξέρουμε όταν μιλάμε για ταχύτητα παίζει ρόλο η τοποθεσία. Στο τομέα τοποθεσίας είμαι τυχερός. Ο λόγος όμως που με έκανε να ψηφύσω Forthnet είναι απλά γιατί τη θεωρώ ίσως τη μόνη εταιρία που θα μπορούσε να ανταγωνιστεί τον κυρίαρχο ΟΤΕ, χτύζοντας και το δικό της δίκτυο οπτικών ινών αρχίζωντας από τις περιοχές του Νέου Κόσμου και Καλλιθέας αν δεν κάνω λάθος. Ο ΟΤΕ σίγουρα έχει το πάνω χέρι λόγο του ότι προυπήρχε των άλλων εταιριών, παρ'όλα αυτά θεωρώ την Forthnet ως μια εταιρία με πολύ γερή βάση.

Class is in Session: The New cPanel University Thousands of corporations and companies, and even more individuals, use the suite of tools loaded inside of cPanel & WHM to power their business and manage their online presence. From mail and spam filtering, to database storage and security, to simply just launching a website, cPanel and WHM offers a wealth of technical offerings. That being said, we’ve heard from our customers for years that they’d like a resource; a place where they can get comprehensive training on how to use cPanel and/ or WebHost Manager. After 14 months of testing, item analysis, and curriculum building, we’re happy to announce that the resource you’ve been asking for now exists. Welcome to cPanel University. Modeled after traditional online training programs, cPanel University marries reading material, benchmark quizzing, and even a final cumulative exam to ensure that students are not only learning the ins and outs of the tool but also that their completion of the program comes with the tangible pedigree of becoming a certified cPanel & WHM pro. (You can even add it to your LinkedIn profile!) The wizards on our technical training team have put countless hours into this program, carefully assessing the most popular tools and features, the most common types of issues, and ultimately, the most sought after technical knowledge that our customers and clients needed at their fingertips. The result is a program that allows anyone with access to the internet the chance to dive into four different course tracks that build into becoming a licensed cPanel professional. With databases (MySQL), DNS, Mail, and the web comprising our core training module, the team has packaged the perfect benchmarks for new enrollees and are already at work on additional enrichment modules for students who have already graduated. If you don’t currently have a cPanel & WHM certification, head over to cPanel University and start working on getting yours today. And don’t worry, for those of you who have already been certified, your certificate is still valid through its indicated expiration date. Let us know what you think about the brand new cPanel University or email professor@cpanel.net if you have ideas on future courses you’d like to see cPanel University offering. Be sure to stay tuned on future announcements as we continue to add courses, training modules, and learning opportunities to this exciting new cPanel offering. Course Goals Databases in WHM • Demonstrate competency utilizing the database management screens in WHM • Showcase ways to backup and restore databases • Define the major terms in relational database structure • Explain common causes of database corruption and ways to handle it DNS in WHM • Demonstrate knowledge of the benefits and limitations of MyDNS and BIND • Showcase knowledge on managing DNS from WHM • Illustrate knowledge of cPanel DNS clustering Mail in WHM • Demonstrate ways to set up mail system preferences • Explain how to use the Exim configuration manager • Identify and explain solutions for common delivery issues EasyApache 4 in WHM (Web) • Explain EasyApache 4 and how to use it • Demonstrate competency on configuring PHP https://university.cpanel.net/

εχουν καιρο να ανανεωθούν βλέπω αλλά τα ζητάει κόσμος: https://features.cpanel.net/topic/bring-back-cpanel-posters Bring back CPanel Posters Tudor Holton shared this idea 1 year ago Open Discussion I just found out about cPanel posters that were made available in 2009 that list all the convenient log locations. Here's the previous blog announcement for the posters: http://news.cpanel.com/cpanels_2009_log_location_poster_available_now/ However, all the links I came across go to non-existent cPanel pages. :-( Please bring back these posters as they sound awesome! It would be nice to extend them to include handy commands for things like: checking iptables blocks, removing a firewall block for a particular IP, restarting services synchronising DNS and adding/removing servers, etc. installing/disabling/removing plugins etc. etc. etc.

Free SSL certificates Since the latest release of cPanel and WHM 58.0.x, a new AutoSSl feature is available. AutoSSL auto provisions domain validated Comodo SSL certificates. If your website (whether it is a domain, sub-domain, add-on domain or alias) never had a SSL certificate or it has expired, a new (and most importantly FREE) SSL certificate will be generated and installed. This makes any of your websites hosted in any of our cPanel hosting plans having free SSL certificate for life (with automated renewals).

https://documentation.cpanel.net/display/ALD/Manage+AutoSSL

WordPress – Add SSL to your website Adding an SSL certificate to your website, solves the issues with the latest Google Chrome tactics of labeling your website “Unsecure” and helps you provide a more secure place for your visitors and customers. What is an SSL certificate? SSL certificates are small data files that digitally bind a cryptographic key to an organization’s details. When installed on a web server, it activates the padlock and the https protocol and allows secure connections from a web server to a browser. This also provides the means for your visitor to visually identify your website as a legitimate website. How to install in WordPress First of all, an SSL Certificate is not a WordPress addon, but a Server/Domain configuration and installation, that your web hoster should help you to install. Period. Having said that, there are many types of SSL certificates that might suite you. The main issue that most WordPress admins face, is that having a variety of plugins installed on their wordpress, the will usually get a “Not Secure – Mixed Content” Message instead of the green Secure padlock on their browser address bar. This can be easily be fixed using a plugin as well. To activate SSL security on your WordPress site, simply follow these steps: 1. Make sure your hosting provider has implemented an SSL on your domain name (it can be a free SSL Certificate such as Let’s Encrypt, or a paid more secure and recognisable SSL Certificate such as Comodo Wildcard SSL) ATTENTION!!! If you are not sure your web host has correctly installed an SSL Certificate for your Domain, Step 2 will render your WordPress unreachable! 2. Login to your WordPress Admin area and go to Settings->General. In that page, change WordPress Address (URL) & Site Address (URL) to your https:// accordingly. 3. After having activated these, your wp-admin administration page, should be reachable and the green “Secure” padlock should appear. Google Chrome displays the word “Secure” in green colour instead of a green padlock. If you receive an “info” icon instead it should mean you actually have Mixed Content on your website (links on your homepage that are https:// and links that aren’t, alltogether). This is easily solvable using SSL Insecure Content Fixer plugin This Plugin is quite easy to use. After installing it and activating it, you will find it under SSL Insecure Content Fixer. Its options are quite forthcoming , since you usually need to choose the options in the Fix insecure content section. A good advice is setting this option to “Capture” (most resource using but safest option), and then working your way upwards.

Same thing σε oneliner wget http://wordpress.org/latest.tar.gz && tar xfz latest.tar.gz Και ετοιμάζω oneliner και για την mysql του γιατί έτσι μόνο κατεβάζει και ξεπακετάρει

We’re happy to announce the availability of our newest free ebook, Introducing Windows Server 2016 (ISBN 9780735697744), by John McCabe and the Windows Server team. Enjoy! Windows Server has powered a generation of organizations, from small businesses to large enterprises. No matter what your area of expertise, this book will introduce you to the latest developments in Windows Server 2016. Each chapter has been written by either field experts or members of the product group, giving you the latest information on every improvement or new feature that is included in this version of Windows Server. Introduction Windows Server has powered a generation of organizations, from small businesses to large enterprises. No matter what your role in IT, you can be guaranteed you that have touched Windows Server at some point in your career or at very least you have seen it from afar! This book introduces you to Windows Server 2016, which is the next version of Windows Server. No matter what your area of expertise, this book will introduce you to the latest developments in Windows Server 2016. Each chapter has been written by either field experts or members of the product group, giving you the latest information on every improvement or new feature that is included in this version of Windows Server. This information will help you to prepare for Windows Server 2016 and give you the means to develop and design a path to introduce Windows Server 2016 into your environment and take full advantage of what is to come. This book is being written at a time when the product is still evolving and it should be noted that things might change or not appear in the final version of Windows Server 2016 when released. All guidance in the chapters is meant to be tried and evaluated in a test environment; you should not implement it in a production environment. This book assumes that you are familiar with key concepts surrounding Windows Server (i.e., Microsoft Hyper-V, Networking, and Storage) as well as cloud technologies such as Microsoft Azure. In this book, we cover a variety of concepts related to the technology and present scenarios with a customer focus, but it is not intended as a how-to or design manual. You can use other sources, including the online Microsoft resources, to stay up to date with the latest developments on the roles and features of Windows Server 2016. The online resources will also contain the latest how-to procedures and information about designing a Windows Server 2016 infrastructure for your business. About the author John McCabe works for Microsoft as a senior premier field engineer. In this role, he has worked with the largest customers around the world, supporting and implementing cutting-edge solutions on Microsoft Technologies. In this role, he is responsible for developing core services for the Enterprise Services Teams. John has been a contributing author to several books, including Mastering Windows Server 2012 R2 from Sybex, Mastering Lync 2013 from Sybex, and Introducing Microsoft System Center 2012 from Microsoft Press. John has spoken at many conferences around Europe, including TechEd and TechReady. Prior to joining Microsoft, John was an MVP in Unified Communications with 15 years of consulting experience across many different technologies such as networking, security, and architecture. https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/microsoft_press/2016/09/26/free-ebook-introducing-windows-server-2016/

Για να το διευρύνουμε, αν θέλουμε όλα τα current hosted accounts από SSH τότε: for i in `/bin/ls -A /var/cpanel/users` ; do /scripts/pkgacct $i ;done ενω αν έχουμε τα backups για να γίνουν μαζικά restore: for i in `/bin/ls -A /home/*.gz` ; do /scripts/restorepkg $i ;done

Create the backup using the following command: /scripts/pkgacct accountname If you want to restore the backup on a new Cpanel server, or if the account doesn’t exist on your webserver: CPanel Simple account restoration /scripts/restorepgk <package filename> If you want to restore the backup, use the following command: Account full Backup restoration /usr/local/cpanel/bin/restorepkg --skipaccount cpmove-accountname.tar.gz Important! The command above, restores the accounts using the backup file contents even if the account exists on the web server (–skipaccount)

Με CentOs 7 OpenVZ containers είχα κάποιες φορές θέμα λόγω του /etc/hostname (άλλαζε upon reboot και έχανα το FQDN) Εκεί μπορείς και να βάλεις στο crontab @reboot hostname {your FQDN}

1. Login on openvz node and use ps command to find the PID ssh root@openvz-node ps auxwwwf 2. After finding PID execute following commands PID=12345 for i in `vzlist -a | grep running | awk '{print $1}'`; do echo $i; ps $* -p $(grep -l "^envID:[[:space:]]*$i\$" /proc/[0-9]*/status | sed -e 's=/proc/\([0-9]*\)/.*=\1=') | grep $PID; done

In case of the 2GB split disk format, your virtual disk consists of multiple data files (e.g. <vmname>-sNNN.vmdk) and one header/descriptor file (<vmname>.vmdk) which describes the virtual disk. In the vmware-vdiskmanager command, it's only the header/descriptor vmdk which you need to supply as the source virtual disk. Convert to a pre-allocated disk. vmware-vdiskmanager -r sourceDisk.vmdk -t 2 destinationDisk.vmdk The following line is simply changing a pre-allocated input disk into a growable target disk. vmware-vdiskmanager -r sourceDisk.vmdk -t 0 destinationDisk.vmdk

Execute a command in all running OpenVZ Containers If you wish to execute a command in all running Containers, you can use the following script: for i in `cat /proc/vz/veinfo | awk '{print $1}'|egrep -v '^0$'`; \ do echo "Container $i"; vzctl exec $i <command>; done where <command> is the command to be executed in all the running Containers. For example: for i in `cat /proc/vz/veinfo | awk '{print $1}'|egrep -v '^0$'`; \ do echo "Container $i"; vzctl exec $i uptime; done Container 1 2:26pm up 6 days, 1:28, 0 users, load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00 Container 101 2:26pm up 6 days, 1:39, 0 users, load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00 Source: http://download.swsoft.com/virtuozzo/virtuozzo4.0/docs/en/lin/VzLinuxUG/260.htm