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Use Tar, Gzip & Zip in Linux
Learn how to decompress `.gz` and `.tar.gz` files in Linux. Our guide also covers the key differences between `TAR`, `GZ`, `TGZ`, and `ZIP`…
Using Apache’s mod_remoteip to log visitor true IP addresses
Log true visitor IPs on cPanel with `mod_remoteip`. Install via EasyApache 4, then configure `X-Forwarded-For` & trusted proxies for accurat…
Using HTTP/2 in Apache on cPanel
Learn how to enable HTTP/2 on your cPanel server for faster website performance. This guide covers benefits, considerations, and step-by-ste…
Using journald and journalctl for log management on CentOS 7
Use `journalctl` for `journald` logs on CentOS 7. Guide covers viewing, filtering, persistent storage, disk cleanup & rsyslog fixes.
Using mod_pagespeed with Apache
Learn to install, configure, and use the mod_pagespeed Apache module to automatically optimize your website, improving speed and user experi…
Using mod_qos and mod_reqtimeout to mitigate Slowloris attacks
Protect your Apache server from Slowloris attacks. Learn how to install and configure mod_qos, set up connection limits, and integrate with…
Using MySQL commands with Plesk on Linux
Learn to use MySQL commands as root on a Plesk Linux server, understand /etc/psa/.psa.shadow, and set up passwordless MySQL access via /root…
Using MySQL Tools via Secure Shell (SSH)
Interacting with MySQL Client via command line allows manipulation of databases and their functions. This article covers common commands and…
Using phpMyAdmin
Some website admins have trouble leveraging phpMyAdmin as a MySQL/MariaDB management tool, but Nexcess Hosting makes it easy to use from the…
Using rsync for backups on Linux/Unix systems
Learn what `rsync` is and how to use it for fast, reliable backups on Linux. Our guide covers incremental file transfers for local and&helli…
Using the CloudLinux PHP Selector in cPanel and WHM
Learn to manage PHP versions & extensions using CloudLinux PHP Selector in cPanel/WHM. See how it offers more granular control than cPanel's…
Using the Netstat command
Learn to use the netstat command to view network connections, troubleshoot services, and check listening ports on your server.