Login to your cPanel account and search for the File Manager to open, it happens to be under ‘Files’ section. You will be re-directed on to a new page in to the Home Directory of your Account, you need to open public_html directory from the left hand side navigation menu […]
How to backup and restore MySQL databases on Linux (Command line)
A simple and easy method for creating MySQL backups is to use the mysqldump command. This command will create a simple .sql file of an existing database, which can then be restored to any other empty MySQL database. Back up the database:- [username] – A valid MySQL username.[password] – A […]
How to setup SiteLock?
Login to SiteLock Panel. Accept all the terms of Service Click on “Proceed“ 4.You will get a pop-up message of Configuration Alert: Domain verification: Click on “Configure“ For domain verification you will get 2 options “Add a meta tag to your website page” or “Upload a file to your website“. […]
Features of SiteLock
On the Dashboard you can view the Statistics of the Visitors : You will get a count of Human Visitors,Bot Visitors and Shield Clicks from the Visitor Statistic At the top of your dashboard, you will see: Clicking the SiteLock logo in the top left will always bring you back […]
How to check RAM size in CentOS/Redhat
You can use any one of the following command line to view the ram size under Red hat Enterprise Linux desktop or server based system: /proc/meminfo file – free command – top command – vmstat command – Examples: Open a command-line terminal and then type the following commands: Redhat Linux: free command To display […]
How to clear RAM memory cache, buffer and swap space on Linux
Sync will flush the file system buffer. Command Separated by “;” run sequentially. The shell wait for each command to terminate before executing the next command in the sequence. As mentioned in kernel documentation, writing to drop_cache will clean cache without killing any application/service, command echo is doing the job […]
How to check disk space in Linux (command line)
df The df command stands for “disk-free,” and shows available and used disk space on the Linux system. df -h shows disk space in human-readable format df -T shows the disk usage along with each block’s filesystem type (e.g., xfs, ext2, ext3, btrfs, etc.) df -i shows used and free inodes du du shows the disk […]
How do I extract a compressed file in cPanel?
Suppose, you have uploaded a file name “backup” and you need to extract it. All you need is to follow the below mentioned steps: Right-click on the backup.zip file and choose the extract option. A popup appears, and you can see a field to choose the location, where you want […]
How do I change my PHP version in cPanel?
Login to your cPanel account and search for MultiPHP Manager in Software section, as seen below and click on it. Check the boxes on the row of each domain you want to change in the Set PHP Version per Domain section: Select the PHP version from the list on the […]
Hot to create a rule that blocks messages with executable attachments?
Login to control panel of Microsoft Office 365 using following URL: portal.office.com Go to Admin Panel. In the Admin Center go to Exchange >> Mail Flow >> Rules. Click Add (+)and then select ‘Create a new rule’. 5. In the New rule page that opens, configure the following settings: Name: […]