mysqlcheck gives you this ability to repair, optimize and analyze databases stored in your server. one of the good uses of this app is to mass repair, optimize or analyze all the existing databases on the server. In order to achieve any of those mysqlcheck can be used as below: mysqlcheck –all-databases -r #repairs all… Continue reading Repair or Optimize all MySQL Databases in SSH
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Completely disable email on single cPanel Account
A week ago one of our clients account been compromised and the attacker used the server to blast emails. as a system administrator my task was to prevent any outgoing email from the account before I start to investigate the attack and remove any kind of scripts from the hosting account. Studying cPanel files made… Continue reading Completely disable email on single cPanel Account
503 Service Temporarily Unavailable Fastcgi in Cpanel
Just now I was configuring one server and since the first thing I do is to rebuild apache and install fast-cgi I went through this process. But this server was acting not normal! the websites wouldn’t work when the php handler was set on fcgi! but they were working fine at DSO. I was getting… Continue reading 503 Service Temporarily Unavailable Fastcgi in Cpanel
!! Failed to install CPAN Perl module(s) Crypt::PasswdMD5 !! Easy Apache
The new version of cPanel, which is 11.36 is shipped with perl 5.14.3. well this might make some problems for your cpan. some of you might face an error while trying to run easyapache which says: !! Failed to install CPAN Perl module(s) Crypt::PasswdMD5 !! Well to fix this issue just run following command to… Continue reading !! Failed to install CPAN Perl module(s) Crypt::PasswdMD5 !! Easy Apache
Yum? mysql, apache and php?
Most of us are using webservers which are running a control panel which installs and build each service by itself! But what if you want to install a development package or something that is not provided with your control panel. Cpanel is the most complete and powerful control panel in my point of view because… Continue reading Yum? mysql, apache and php?