cPAdminsMichael
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It's always difficult to guess/estimate server hardware. With my experience, your server hardware sounds more than fine though. It's probably more a question about optimizing Apache/PHP/MySQL for t...
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Hi! In my opinion it's a bad idea to disable PHP-FPM - unless you use LSAPI - as it in my experience just works better. A better option would be to add the specific processes/scripts to your csf.pi...
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Hi! While changing this in /etc/aliases is not wrong and will definetely work, on a cPanel server I'd recommend changing who'll get the root mails in WHM (which will add the e-mail addresses as a ....
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Are the AMD servers in that series capable to cope with serious Cpanel hosting, or are they being used for gaming only? How do they compare with the Intel Xeons? I don't have a direct comparison....
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Hi! This sounds like a Hetzner AX51, is that true? :) We have quite some customers running on their AX series from small to big. Works perfect!
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Hi @SimpleTechGuy From memory, you'd need something like this: cmd:memcached and pcmd:CalendarServer.* Let me know if it works :)
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@cPRex is already linking to a page describing the issue and how to fix it :) Issue is probably that your client is moving from a database NOT running in strict mode, and yours ARE running in stri...
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I still can't the very basic steps to get started. I have done this exercise 5 years back and Im still looking for similar ways to get started. Please advise if things have changed all this long?...
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Actually, when using "du" for several directories, where there are hardlinks pointing to another directory in the du-scope, it will only count links once. If you want to count/summarize all links, ...
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Hi! I think there are some misunderstanding here. With ls you are not seeing how much the directories (and its files and subdirectories) are consuming. On a typical ext4 file system (I assume you'd...