Logs section in your website cpanel provides you very valueable information about visitors accessing your website, daily traffic on your site, new visitors on your website and usage of your monthly allowed bandwdith and much more. You can get all detail from Logs Section.
In this article we will give you brief information about every heading in Logs section of Cpanel.
See the option New Database Field:
Here in Mail section of Cpanel you can find all information about Mail services, like mail accounts creation, deletion, forwarders, auto responders, mail filtering, Spam assassin, default address, webmail & Much more… Read the rest of this entry »
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You don’t want to have to reboot your Linux server. Every reboot means immediate downtime, which translates to angry tenants, loss of business, and a bad reputation. If you feel the need to reboot your sever, try to put them on a schedule and inform your customers about them in advance. Non-peak times are best, but even then, a reboot is almost never the best option: Especially considering, because of the way your operating system is coded, you shouldn’t need to periodically reset the clock anyway.
However, if something goes wrong—and we mean wrong—you may not have any other choice but to reboot your server. Before going this far, though, be sure you can’t software troubleshoot the issue. Run a diagnostic tool on your system, and if any other areas of recourse present themselves, jump on it like a gymnast at the Olympics, brother. Read the rest of this entry »
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It’s getting harder and harder to have anything to do with computers anymore, let alone web hosting, without knowing about the Linux operating system. Naturally, this puts anyone who’s still in the dark in the position of being afraid to ask for fear of looking uninformed.
Borrowing the philosophy of “no stupid questions,” if you are one of these people who is wondering why Linux continues to grow in popularity, the below is a quick primer.
Linux is an operating system that was developed starting in the mid-80s and initially released in the early-90s, and which has exploded in popularity over about the last ten years. The idea that fueled its creation was the concept of open source software.
To understand the popularity of Linux, then, you need to understand that. Again, no stupid questions. “Open source” means that the programming code that creates it is available to be read, modified, and redistributed by anyone free of permission. Read the rest of this entry »