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Application removal in plesk which is not automatically removed after uninstall

by Bella August 7, 2013
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First log in to Plesk then check which domain the application isinstalled under Go to “Websites & Domains” and hover over the domain. You should see something like https://localhost:8443/smb/web/settings/id/xxx We want the Last number: xxx (555 for example) Now you will need to login to the psa database: cmd cd “path to your admin mysql\bin directory” Provide the following command in windows command prompt: #cd %plesk_dir%\mysql\bin && mysql.exe -u admin -P8306 psa -p mysql –port=8306 -uroot -pThepassword mysql> use psa; mysql> select id from apsresources where pleskID=555; +——+ | id …

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UPCP Failed cPanel : TIMEOUT: RPM DB Is Not Responding

by Bella August 7, 2013
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The cPanel update failed with the following error : Fatal: Your RPM database appears unstable. It is not possible at the moment to install a simple RPM. The RPM database is corrupted which is causing the problem. Follow the below steps to fix this issue: 1. mkdir /root/old_rpm_dbs/ 2. mv /var/lib/rpm/__db* /root/old_rpm_dbs/ 3. rpm rebuilddb 4. Then run, #upcp –force If you require help, contact SupportPRO Server Admin

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Bandwidth Throttling

by Bella August 7, 2013
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Bandwidth throttling is a deliberate technique used to control the amount of data that can be transferred over a network within a specific time period. It is commonly applied by internet service providers, hosting environments, firewalls, and applications to manage network congestion, maintain stability, and ensure fair usage of resources. While throttling is often misunderstood as general website slowness, it is important to distinguish intentional bandwidth limits from performance bottlenecks caused by inefficient code or server overload. What Is Bandwidth Throttling? Bandwidth throttling refers to the intentional limitation of upload …

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Backup and Restore MBR in Linux

by Bella August 7, 2013
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The Master Boot Record (MBR) is the first 512 bytes of a storage device. The MBR is not a partition, it is reserved for the operating system’s boot-loader and the storage device’s partition table. MBR Total Size 446 + 64 + 2 = 512 Where, 446 bytes Bootstrap. 64 bytes Partition table. 2 bytes Signature. To backup the MBR: dd if=/dev/sda of=/path/mbr-backup bs=512 count=1 To restore the MBR and partition table: dd if=/path/mbr-backup of=/dev/sda bs=512 count=1 Restoring the MBR with a mismatching partition table will make your data unreadable. To …

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How to Automate ClamAV Virus Scans with Cron Jobs on Linux ?

by Bella July 2, 2013
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Clam AntiVirus (ClamAV) is a free, open-source, cross-platform antivirus toolkit designed to detect various types of malware, including viruses and trojans. It is widely used on mail servers for scanning incoming emails and is compatible with multiple operating systems such as Linux, BSD, macOS, Solaris, and more. In this guide, we’ll walk through how to install ClamAV and automate virus scanning using cron jobs on a Linux server (tested on Red Hat Enterprise Linux). Step 1: Install ClamAV Install ClamAV and required components using the package manager: Start the ClamAV …

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How to fix – Error: Account Creation Status: failed,mysql user with the name already exists

by Bella July 2, 2013
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While restoring a cPanel account from one server to another server there is a chance for following error: Account Creation Status: failed (Sorry, a mysql user (let’s take ‘dbuser’) with the name already exists To Delete the user : Please login into the mysql and follow the steps mysql mysql > use mysql; mysql > drop user dbuser@localhost; OR mysql> delete from mysql.user where user=dbuser; You can also check this using : select User, Host from user where User like dbuser; Where dbuser is the user mentioned in the error. …

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How to mount DVD or CDROM in Linux

by Bella July 2, 2013
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DVDROM (Digital Versatile Disk Read-only memory) and CDROM (Compact Disc Read-only memory) are optical storage devices to store your data for future uses or for backups. Many people use these disks to store movies, photos etc. By default many older Linux machines will not allow you to see the content of them. This is due that, they are not mounted by default in your box. We have to mount them properly so that we can access their content. There are many ways to do mounting CDROM/DVDROMs. One of the classic …

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Network Monitoring witn Ntop

by SupportPRO Admin May 4, 2013
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There are various types of network problems that occur in an organization,which results in inaccessible devices,performance degradation, etc.These can be classified as: Network Hardware failure : Includes faulty devices like switches,Ethernet cards,improper cabling etc. Network configuration problems : Includes issues related to improper configuration of protocols Malicious code : Includes issues as a result of the presence of worms/viruses on the network In order to troubleshoot network problems from scratch you need to start checking by hardware – ie,physically check network cabling,network cables crossovers over electric cables,quality of switches routers …

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Multiple SSL Certificates on a Single IP Using Apache

by SupportPRO Admin May 4, 2013
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SNI ( Server Name Identification) allows you to host multiple SSL certificates on a single IP address. Although, hosting several sites on a single virtual private server is possible with the use of virtual hosts, providing separate SSL certificates for each site traditionally required separate IP addresses. The process has now been simplified through the use of Server Name Indication (SNI), which sends a site visitor the certificate that matches the requested server name. Requirements 1. Domain names should be registered in order to serve the certificates by SNI. 2. …

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What Is mod_pagespeed? Speed Up Apache Websites with Automatic Optimization

by SupportPRO Admin March 18, 2013
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Modern users expect websites to load instantly. Even a few seconds of delay can increase bounce rates and reduce conversions. For site owners running Apache servers, improving performance is essential for both user experience and search rankings. One powerful solution is mod_pagespeed, a performance optimization module originally developed by Google that automatically enhances site speed without requiring manual optimization of every file.  What Is mod_pagespeed? mod_pagespeed is an extension module for the Apache Software Foundation web server that automatically optimizes website resources. It applies filters that rewrite and compress assets …

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