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Important configuration files and directories on the Linux cPanel/WHM server

by Bella November 14, 2014
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cPanel/WHM keeps the location of key files in the same place across all of the various cPanel versions. Due to this consistency, we could always know where to look for logs files for all services running on a cPanel server. You may find below the location of important configuration files and directories on the Linux cPanel/WHM server. Web server ( Apache ) : Apache HTTP server configuration file : /usr/local/apache/conf/httpd.conf Apache directory Structure : (more…)

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Logstalgia : A Website Access Log visualization tool

by Bella November 14, 2014
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Logstalgia is a visualization tool that visualize web access logs as a game simulation (as a pong like battle game between web server and requests). Requests are appeared as colored balls and travel across the screen to reach requested location. The colored ball hits the paddle if it is a successful request otherwise it misses (for e.g. if it is an error) Requirements: > Its works with OpenGL (Open graphic Library) and need an accelerated 3D display to visualize > A web server with logs such as Apache, Lighttpd, Nginx (a busy server gives interesting result) > Linux operating system (eg: Ubuntu, Fedora)

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MariaDB: An Alternate for Mysql

by Bella November 14, 2014
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MariaDB is a high performance drop-in replacement for MySQL, developed by some of the original authors of the MySQL project. For years, MySQL has been the dominant open-source database management system (DBMS). Recently, MariaDB, the MySQL fork created by MySQL’s founder, has been making in-roads and websites like Wikipedia the world’s sixth most popular Web site, is shifting over from MySQL to MariaDB. Lets check how to replace MYSQL with MARIADB in a cpanel server Step 1: Backup existing MySQL data Before installing mariadb make sure to take backup of current mysql data

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How to Block/Allow traffic to a website from certain countries

by Bella November 11, 2014
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If you inspect your server’s error logs, you may see that many visitors (for the most part robots) constantly request access to things they should not be allowed to see. If you see that such access are suspicious and they are trying to spam your forum or hijack your mail program, you may need to deny access from those IP’s. Collecting such offending IP addresses by manually inspecting your logs across your site can become a full-time job. In such cases, you may block access to the site on Country basis (from which the suspicious access was observed) , given that the site have very few legitimate visitors from these regions. It can be done by using the mod_geoip apache …

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How to install and setup SVN on cPanel server

by Bella October 26, 2014
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    Subversion (SVN) is an open source version control system. It helps you keep track of a collection of files and folders. Any time you change, add or delete a file or folder that you manage with Subversion, you commit these changes to your Subversion repository, which creates a new revision in your repository reflecting these changes. You can always go back, look at and get the contents of previous revisions. This article will help you for step by step setup SVN server on a cPanel/WHM server. Prerequisite 1. sqlite3 php module 2. Apache mod_dav module. Installing php sqlite3 module Run the following command in the server terminal #php -m | grep sqlite If the module is installed already, …

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Fix spamming in cpanel exim server

by Bella October 15, 2014
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Spam emails are commonly referred to as unsolicited or junk emails sent in bulk without user consent. In a cPanel server running Exim, spamming usually occurs due to compromised accounts, vulnerable scripts, or improperly configured applications. Common Causes of Server Spamming Spamming generally happens in the following ways: General Fix for Spamming Issues Case 1: Spam Sent via PHP Script Step 1: Check Mail Queue Count A high number indicates possible spam activity. Step 2: View Recent Emails in Queue Step 3: Inspect Email Header Check the auth_id field to identify the account sending spam. Step 4: Locate the Spam Script Identify heavily used mail directories: Step 5: Disable the Script Step 6: Find Malicious IP Accessing Script Block the …

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Samba Server Setup and CIFS Mount

by Bella October 4, 2014
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Samba is a free software re-implementation of the SMB/CIFS networking protocol. We need to set up and configure samba server where the drive to share or mount is located. Samba Server uses the following port no. : 137/tcp 137/udp 138/tcp 138/udp 139/udp 139/udp 445/tcp 445/udp Daemon name: smb and nmb Samba services are implemented as two daemons: smbd, which provides the file and printer sharing services, and nmbd, which provides the NetBIOS-to-IP-address name service. NetBIOS over TCP/IP requires some method for mapping NetBIOS computer names to the IP addresses of a TCP/IP network.

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WordPress Theme Installation

by Bella September 29, 2014
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WordPress is a free and open source blogging tool and a content management system (CMS) based on PHP and MySQL. WordPress is the most popular blogging system in use on the Web, at more than 60 million websites. WordPress Themes : WordPress users may install and switch between themes. Themes allow users to change the look and functionality of a WordPress website or installation without altering the information content or structure of the site. Themes may be installed using the WordPress “Appearance” administration tool or theme folders may be uploaded via FTP. The PHP, HTML(hyper text markup language) and cascading style sheets(CSS) code found in themes can be added to or edited for providing advanced features. Thousands of WordPress themes …

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Shell shock vulnerability

by Bella September 29, 2014
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A new vulnerability has been found that potentially affects most versions of the Linux and Unix operating systems, in addition to Mac OS X. Known as the “Bash Bug” or “ShellShock,” the GNU Bash Remote Code Execution Vulnerability could allow an attacker to gain control over a targeted computer if exploited successfully. And because Bash is everywhere on Linux and Unix-like machines and interacts with all parts of the operating system, everyone anticipates that it will have lot of repercussions. How does Shellshock work? Shellshock exploits a flaw in how Bash parses environment variables; Bash allows functions to be stored in environment variables, but the issue is Bash will execute any code placed after the function in the environment variable …

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Email Signature in Different Mail Clients and Webmail | Guide

by Bella September 23, 2014
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Email signatures are commonly used to display the sender’s name, designation, company information, contact details, website links, and branding elements at the end of an email. A professional email signature helps create a strong identity and improves communication credibility. Adding an Email Signature in Different Mail Clients allows users to automatically append their signature to every outgoing email instead of manually typing it each time. Most webmail platforms and email applications support both plain-text and HTML email signatures. This guide explains how to configure email signatures in different mail clients and webmail applications. Why Email Signatures Are Important Using a professional email signature offers several benefits: Some email clients also support: Email Signature in Different Mail Clients and Webmail Below …

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