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Category Archives: Apache
make_sock: could not bind to address 0.0.0.0:80
Sometimes, you may get these error when you try to restart your Apache services. (98)Address already in use: make_sock: could not bind to address 0.0.0.0:80 no listening sockets available, shutting down Unable to open logs The reason is the Apache … Continue reading
Posted in Apache, Linux
Tagged Address Already In Use, Apache Processes, Binded, Fuser, Open Logs, port 80, Process Id, Sockets, Tcp
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How to Check Apache Connections
Apache is one of the famous web services and surpass for more than 100 Million website. If you have experience in Server Administrator task, you surely headache on the Apache connections when it is getting tons of connections to the … Continue reading
Posted in Apache, Linux
Tagged 100 Million, 80, Apache, Awk Print, connection, connections, Genie, Grep, Grep Httpd, Headache, Ip Code, Ips, Netstat, Netstats, Nr, port 80, ps, remote IPs, Server Administrator, too many connection, too many connections, Web Services
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enable HTTP Compression
Many of the website did teach how to check HTTP Compression, what Apache module is needed, but there are less guide on how to make it done. Today, Mick Genie will guide you how to make it done. Firstly, you … Continue reading
Posted in Apache, Linux
Tagged Apache Module, Code Location, Code Lt, Compression, Configuration File, faster site, Genie, gif, Gzip, HTTP compresssion, Jpe, jpeg, Jpg, load site faster, Location Code, Mick Genie, Png, Png Files, Request Uri
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Understand and read core.xxxx files
With Apache Linux box, sometimes you might get lots of file named core.xxxx where xxxx is some number. You might wonder what is these file. Normally core.xxxx file was generated from Linux box and holds the current state of a … Continue reading
Posted in Apache, Linux
Tagged Apache Linux, core dump, core dump file, core.number, core.xxxx, Current State, Linux, Linux Box, Linux server, Shell Code, Working Memory, xx, xxx, Xxxx
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How to disable mod_security for an account
Sometimes, you might want to disable the mod_security applied to the virtual server and you might wonder how to do it. If you are using Apache with mod_security, it could be done from the configuration file. However, you have to … Continue reading
Posted in Apache, Linux
Tagged Apache 2, Apache Conf, Apache Configuration, Apache Security, Apache Version, Code Search, Command Code, Configuration File, domain name, File Security, Htaccess File, httpd, Implementation, Mkdir, Security Version, Std 2, Userdata, Usr Local, Virtual Host, Virtual Server
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Suggestion steps to migrate a large site from WHM/cPanel
If you are familiar with WHM/cPanel, you sure have this problem while trying to migrate a website more than 2GB and found out the file/folder or any data not updated. Today, Mick Genie will suggest a better way(my suggestion) to … Continue reading
Posted in Apache, Linux, cPanel
Tagged 2gb, Cd Home, Code 3, cPanel, cpanel migration, Destination Ip, Directory Code, DNS, File Folder, Genie, Home Folder, Html Folder, large file migration, Mick Genie, Migration, Mv, Old Server, Root Directory, Rsync, Scripts, Suggestion, Tar Gz, Xcopy
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No Space Left on Device
When you restarting the httpd services while the the server found high load, you might get these error. PLAIN TEXT CODE: ERROR: (28)No space left on device: mod_rewrite: could not create rewrite_log_lock Why you will getting this error? The reason … Continue reading
Posted in Apache, Linux
Tagged Active Process, Apache, Code 28, Grep, httpd, Ipcs, Lock Code, Mod Rewrite, mod_rewrite, no space left on device, Perl, Semaphore, Stdin
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Redirect A Website with mod_rewrite
.htacess is very useful when you want to manage your website. It can be used to define the value that you want, block certain IPs, etc. To redirect a website, you do not need to hard code from every single … Continue reading
Posted in Apache
Tagged domain name, Host Www, Htaccess, Htacess, Ips, Mod Rewrite, mod_rewrite, Redirect, redirect a website, rewrite site, Rewriterule
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How to block a country range IPs?
Many blogger was wonder on how to block the IPs from a country as they might suffer from unwanted attack such as compromised from their site. Mick Genie will suggest you a site to automatically generate the script from a … Continue reading
Posted in Apache, Microsoft IIS, cPanel
Tagged Block Country IPs, Blogger, Country IPs, Country Range, Genie, Htaccess File, Indonesian IPs, Internet Protocol, IP, Ips, Linux, Linux Apache, Risk
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