How To Uninstall an RPM Package In Centos
Installing can be quite simple to do and also very dangerous as you install something, it completely wrecks apache and now your web server wont start back up again. Well…
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How To Add A Custom PHP Page To WordPress Using A Plugin
Most guides on how to add a custom PHP page in WordPress will explain how to do it using a template in a theme, but this is a restrictive method…
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How to Get Total Line Count In Visual Studio 2013 Without Addons
I found it quite odd to discover that there was no built in method to count the total amount of lines for a project in Visual Studio 2013. I did…
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Change Text Color On A C# Console App
Changing the color of the text in a C# console app can be done very easily using a built in command. The wording to this can get a little confusing…
Read articleInstall and Configure PhpMyAdmin on Centos 7
PhpMyadmin is a fantastic tool that gives you an easy to use web interface that lets you manage a MySQL database. You can install PhpMyAdmin by downloading the source files…
Read articleHow To Setup PostfixAdmin With Dovecot and Postfix Virtual Mailbox
Setting up an email server can be a very daunting task when you aren’t too sure about how an email server works. Thankfully there are tools and configurations you can…
Read articleDovecot Error Unknown database driver mysql
This error might pop up as you are trying to setup your email server. Fear not, there is a good chance that this is not a major issue and can…
Read articlePostfix With Dovecot MySQL Access Denied
This error has become the bane of email server management for me. I know the cause and I know how to fix it, yet it always seems to take forever…
Read articleRun Application On Startup With Centos Or RHEL 7
When running a web server it’s vital that you have you important that you have applications like apache and mysql start when the system does. Who knows what might trigger…
Read articleHow To Lock Users To Home Directory With VSFTP
It is very easy to lock a user to their home directory. Open up your vsftpd.conf file, which is usually located in “/etc/vsftpd/vsftpd.conf”. Either addor un-comment the following lines from…
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