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When installing new software using yum, you will occasionally get the the option of “Is this ok [y/d/N]:”  Everyone knows recognizes Yes and No, but the option d may have […]...

I recently came across an issue I’d not seen before. After performing what I thought was a proper upgrade, I found that my support and sales portal was displaying the […]...

NOTE: This script has been updated to remove the premature deletion of the install directory. Over the last month or two, WHMCS has been updated many times. This is a […]...

This solution uses grep. Grep is a search tool that exists by default in just about every Linux installation. You can also search Google for Windows Grep. for a Demo, Here is […]...

One of the things that really confused me  back in the last millennium was understanding the results I would get from “top -c” or “uptime”.  They showed load averages that […]...

It used to worry me when I found that Linux was using almost all the memory available to a system. However all that worry was for naught. Linux is very […]...

This is a fairly common situation. The short answer is that you usually don’t need to fix anything. This is a non-issue.  As long as your MySQL and MySQL Client […]...

If you are working with a Linux or Unix server, you may not even know which operating system release is on the server or even if it is a 32 […]...

Though installations will vary, this is usually done via a file named timezone in the /etc directory. By default, there’s probably already a file there set to the utc timezone. […]...

If you host lots of different sites for people, one of the things you might want to know is what versions of WordPress each site is running. WordPress stores the […]...