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In this guide, we’ll cover how to change a password in Linux using the passwd command followed by the name of the desired user. This …

Please refer the following steps to rectify the above issue. Login into server as a root and edit the file called /etc/sysctl.conf vi /etc/sysctl.conf Add …

HotLinking is something using which you can display an image, which you have seen on someone else’s site, on your site. Bandwidth in this case …

Please refer the following steps: 1. Login to your server as root. 2. Open up /etc/init.d/httpd using your favorite editor vi /etc/init.d/httpd 3. add ulimit …

Please refer to the following steps: First, log in to your server as root. Edit the csf configuration file using the following command: vi /etc/csf/csf.conf …

When the system log file increases it means that there is some issue associated software or applications. In that case simply check the latest activities …

The “cat” command allows you to read /view the contents of the text files without editing them. The easiest method of reading a file is …

For setting up different time zone for a particular domain, you need to specify the time zone in the file called “php.ini”. If you have …

Please refer the following steps:   a. Login to the server as root.   b. Execute the following command: root@host [~]# visudo c. The screen …

Following are the run-levels which you could refer : 0 — Halt 1 — Single-user mode 2 — Not used (user-definable) 3 — Full multi-user …

rndc: connect failed: connection refused If you get following errors while checking /var/log/message in case named fails named[7330]: using 1 CPU named[7330]: loading configuration: failure …