cPanel account – MySQL database repair
It is easy to check and repair a MySQL Database and it is easier to do that if your account is on a cPanel server. Databases can be checked / repaired through cPanel or directly...
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HTTP Strict Transport Security – enable via CloudFlare
A relatively new term in the world of web security is HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS). Now that you have searched for it, you might be curious about what it is and if its...
Analysing Domlogs on a cPanel server
On a cPanel server, a domains access_log is located at /var/log/apache/domlogs/domain.log An example line from a websites access log is shown below. Not much verbrose, right 😉 Now lets take a look at...
PHP error reporting: which to use E_ALL, E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE or ~E_ALL
Speaking of error reporting in PHP we might all have seen the above values. So what do they mean? Which settings should I be using? What is the purpose and difference between these values?...
Block certain domains on cPanel server from sending emails
Sometimes it is really necessary to block some particular cPanel accounts from sending mails for spamming or whatever reason it may be. So, Is it really possible to block certain domains / accounts from...
Access PhpMyAdmin without cPanel login
We all know what PHPMyAdmin is. Quoting from WikiPedia:- Now, on a cPanel server we all know how to access PHPMyAdmin. Thats right, login to cPanel >> PHPMyAdmin to access the databases of...
Dig command linux / unix examples
Hey, So, what is DIG command used for? Well, for those who are not familiar DIG is a tool to perform DNS lookups. It has a lot of switches to find out details about...