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    Complete Guide to Fixing the max_join_size MySQL Error

    When working with the MySQL server, its common to encounter one error or another. One of the errors many admins have to regularly deal with is the “max_join_size” error. The complete error message reads ‘The SELECT would examine more than MAX_JOIN_SIZE rows’. This error usually happens when...
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    Why does Apache keep going down in the Plesk server?

    You would have received an error by saying “server reached MaxRequestWorkers setting, consider raising the MaxRequestWorkers setting” At this time, note clearly - The Apache may get slow in the Plesk server. CentOS: RHEL-based distributions: /var/log/httpd/error_log Debian: Ubunty-based...
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    How to resolve “User does not have permission to alter database error in Plesk”?

    Are you getting the error “User does not have permission to alter database error in Plesk”? No need gets panic folks! It’s not a big deal! You can encounter the problem on your own; don’t need a person with the technical knowledge. If you are a beginner, you might get scared whenever end up...
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    Large log files management

    Do you know the salient feature of log files? Its noting but the file which has a record of operating system event, recent activity in computer, software details, communication between the user regarding the software etc. It keeps on adds the logger activities without fail. Even if user find any...
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    Here Are the Reasons to Start Using KernelCare

    A kernel is an essential component of the Operating System (OS). So you must necessary steps to keep it updated and functioning. That’s where KernelCare comes in. Its a full-fledged service to manage the kernel of your OS. While its a paid software, its well-worth it. Below we list some of the...
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    Steps to prevent linking of images from website

    You can create .htaccess file and then add below code in that file: RewriteEngine on RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^$ RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^https://(www.)?domain.com.*$ [NC] RewriteRule .(gif|jpg)$ – [F] Where domain.com is your domain.
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    Command to check listening ports on server

    You can use netstat command for command line network utility which helps to display network connections. To check listening ports you can use below commands: netstat --listen lsof –i
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    EasyApache 4 profiles which is compatible with HTTP2

    By default EA4 profile does not include mod_http2, so you have to customize your profile. You can customize that profile which has MPM Worker like All PHP Options + OpCache profile. Here are the steps to customize your profile: Login to WHM. Click on EasyApache. Here you will find “Customize”...
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    Can you suggest default EasyApache 4 profiles?

    We always recommend you to use All PHP Options + OpCache profile as from this you can use most of the PHP software. Its not necessary to use this profile you can create your own and can customize profile according to your need.
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    Steps to verify Apache module is enabled or not

    Cpanel provides various modules for Apache when Server node profile is enabled. You can check if module is installed or not on server then you can check this example: You can check if mod_rewrite is enabled or not on server and for that you can run below command: # httpd -M |grep rewrite...
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    A Complete Guide to Clearing the Linux Terminal

    Terminal window is the preferred way for developers and admin to work on their product. But at times, the terminal gets cluttered. When it does, it can be distracting to work on that active window. So what you need to do is clear the Linux terminal and remove some of that clutter. How to clear...
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    Create a Page that Shows Apache Status

    To check the current status of an Apache server, you’d usually use the log files. But there’s another way of checking the same. You can create a web page that’d display the status. You can visit this page and see if the Apache server is working as intended. First, you need to add codes to the...
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    Here’s how We Recovered Our Homepage After It Went Missing (Suddenly)

    WordPress makes things easier for website owners. They can easily manage everything from a dashboard without having to code. But at times, it can also complicate things. And even worse, the reason behind the error is not always certain. So figuring out the correct approach to fix the error...
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    Have you heard about execution attacks of arbitrary code?

    More people own their websites in WordPress. WordPress has the main responsibility to protect their users from vulnerabilities that comes from themes, plugins, and another setup. Arbitrary code attack is one type of vulnerability that has been started in 2019. WordPress releases new versions...
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    How to Fix the Apache Error: semget No space left on device?

    When Apache does not start as intended, the first thing admins should do is check the error logs with cPanel. One of the error logs can be the ‘segmet: No space left on device’ error. This basically informs that the server is out of semaphores. To know the number of semaphores that are currently...
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    Do you clear cache in WordPress?

    Are you keep on updating the website? But it doesn’t give any changes right! Still, you are working with the old version of WordPress. You might be wondering what happened to your website. Why it is not responding to any of your processes? It’s because you haven’t cleared the cache in WordPress...
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    Is it Worth Blocking Auto-Updates?

    On the surface, auto-update seems like a pretty handy feature to have on your website. You don’t have to worry about manually updating the themes and plugins. The WordPress system will take care of it on its own. While that sounds like a good proposition, you will inevitably run into some issues...
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    Reason behind timestamps on my .htaccess files change after an update.

    Whenever PHP or EasyApache packages updated, removed or installed script with name 009-phpconf.pl checks .htaccess files of all domains. You have to use MultiPHP Manager to change PHP version or you can set “Inherit” so that from other methods you can change version. # php -- BEGIN...
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    Access_logs are not available in log folder.

    You will find all the server logs at /var/log/apache2/access_log location. After that these logs are splitted into users and domain logs folder which are available at var/log/apache2/access_log/domlogs location. Files available in /home/user/logs/folder are compressed files. Now run below...
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    Reason behind missing sqlite3 and pdo_sqlite in ea-php74

    Why is sqlite3 and pdo_sqlite missing from ea-php74? You can check from below command: # ea-php74 -m | grep sqlite You will not get Sqlite3 and pdo_sqlite on Centos 6 and CloudLinux 6 servers. Its because PHP version 7.4 needs sqlite-devel version 3.7.5 or later but Centos 6 does not provide...
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