Server Administration Articles
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This collection of articles provides resources for server administration.
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Restarting Services from the Command Line in Linux
Read more: Restarting Services from the Command Line in LinuxTo address issues or apply configuration changes, it’s often necessary to restart specific server services, like Apache, Exim, FTP, or DNS. This typically involves logging into your server via SSH with root or sudo access.
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Restoring a MySQL Database from a Backup
Read more: Restoring a MySQL Database from a BackupMade a change and something went wrong? Restoring a MySQL database from a backup is the fastest way to get your site back online. Here’s how.
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RPM
Read more: RPMRPM is a type of software package for Redhat-based Linux distributions with a command-line utility to manage them.
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Scheduling PHP scripts with cron jobs
Read more: Scheduling PHP scripts with cron jobsLearn to automate PHP scripts with cron jobs. Use direct execution or HTTP clients (wget/lynx) & manage output. For cPanel, Plesk & InterWorx.
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Securely Copying Files with SCP
Read more: Securely Copying Files with SCPSCP lets you securely transfer files over SSH between local and remote hosts, with simple syntax and support for directories, ports, and remote-to-remote copies.
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Selecting a MySQL Database via Command Line and cPanel
Read more: Selecting a MySQL Database via Command Line and cPanelHave multiple MySQL databases? To avoid editing the wrong one, you must select it first. Here’s how to do it using cPanel or the command line.
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Server Backup and Restore
Read more: Server Backup and RestoreProtect your server from data loss. Our guide to backup and restore offers expert articles to help you create a resilient data protection plan.
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Server Database Management
Read more: Server Database ManagementMaster your database with our expert guides on administration, management, and high availability for MySQL, MariaDB, and more.