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An inode is a record in a disk table which is used to keep information about a file on your hosting account. So in simple words, the number of inodes indicates the number of files and folders you have. This includes everything on your account, emails, files, and basically everything stored under the server which …
Read MoreIt is fairly simple to change the cPanel theme of an account through cPanel or WHM. Change cPanel theme through cPanel: If you are through cPanel, locate the ‘Switch Theme’ box ( usually on the top portion of the panel ) and change to the required theme from there. Sometimes activating some themes may render …
Read MoreWhat makes CloudLinux different is that in CloudLinux, each user has his own LVE ( Light Weight Environment ). Quoting from the CloudLinux Documentation: Apart from that there are also many other advantages to using CloudLinux including 1) Advanced server security 2) Multiple PHP versions (through PHP Selector) 3) A user wont be able to peek …
Read MoreYou can easily password protect directories in cPanel by making use of the ‘ Password Protect Directories’ utility present under the Security tab. But is it possible to password protect a single file alone?? Lets find out. To password protect a file, follow the below steps. 1) Create a file with the name .htpasswd (notice the . …
Read MoreHello Guys, Today I am going to let you know how to enable custom php.ini file for individual accounts in a cPanel based server. So, the first thing we should be doing is to find out the current working PHP handler in the server. Step 1 : Login to the server as root user. Step 2 : …
Read MoreLet me guess!! You are planning to switch from Windows to Linux, or have just switched to Linux 🙂 Or are you a tech savvy student curious to explore more in Linux Thinking how I knew? Otherwise you woudn’t have been here 🙂 No doubt online documentation, books, man pages and user community helped me …
Read MoreThere might be situations when you need extra swap space to improve your Linux server/desktop system performance. How do you add a swap file to Linux system using command line options without creating a new partitions? Or is it even possible. Well in answer for the second question..Yes, its possible. and as for the question …
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