Installing Git on CentOS 4 cPanel
If you’re trying to install Git on CentOS with cPanel, you’ll probably be running into the problems where you can’t get hold the RPM because cPanel excludes all Perl modules. But that is a whole...
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Following on from my previous post about installing Git on CentOS 4, CentOS 5 is a whole different story. This is because you actually can get the RPM for Git on Cent OS – but cPanel doesn’t make it...
View ArticleManually update Awstats on cPanel
Awstats is updated by cPanel once per day, but if you want to force a manual update, you can do so with the following command. /usr/bin/perl /usr/local/cpanel/3rdparty/bin/awstats.pl...
View ArticleInstall Memcache on CentOS 6 cPanel
Here is how to install Memcache for PHP on a CentOS 6 cPanel / WHM box. Some of the guides suggest that you need libevent (well, you do need libevent), though when I tried it, I already had it...
View ArticleInstalling Mongo PHP driver on CentOS 6 cPanel
Once again, the PECL installer. In order to get the Mongo driver for PHP working, you need to install it manually. mkdir mongo cd mongo wget https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/zipball/master...
View ArticlecPanel certificates expiring
If you use self-signed certificates on cPanel and WHM, they will still expire each year. You may find yourself getting an email such as: The SSL certificate for ftp on host.example.com will expire in...
View ArticleSymlink Git on cPanel
These days cPanel comes with Git. However, it is not available as a command by default but is instead hidden away in cPanel’s usual obscure location. However, you can make it accessible using a...
View ArticleEnable gzip compression in cPanel
Using gzip compression allows you to deliver website content faster as it can be gzipped on the server and uncompressed on the client, reducing the file size you need to transfer. Unfortunately...
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