We started experimenting with Varnish in a bid to tackle load instead of adding full blown replicated web server nodes. Once we were done with testing we ran into trouble implementing the set up on Plesk. There isn’t a whole lot…
Make sure you have the epel repo installed on your system #This is for CentOS 64-bit wget wget rpm -Uvh epel-release-6-8.noarch.rpm Install Memcached yum install memcached With installation done, we’ll need configure Memcached now # Running on Port 11211 PORT=”11211″…
Drweb can get really annoying because of it’s resource usage even on a brand new Plesk server. Run the following to remove drweb from your system: rpm -qa | grep drweb | xargs rpm -e credit: Update your mail…
This has to be the easiest way to perform a speedtest or bandwidth test on a linux box, perform the following: wget -O speedtest-cli chmod +x speedtest-cli ./speedtest-cli You should end up with something like this
Setting up expires on Plesk is a little bit tricky, if you’re like us, under the Nginx settings in domains you’ll have Serve static files directly by nginx enabled, at the same time the extensions included will have the extensions you want…
We recently had to run rsync excluding some identically named folders. To explain: /var/www/html/cms/admin/uploads – (exclude) /var/www/html/cms/content/uploads – (sync) Here is how we got around to getting this done rsync -av –exclude=/admin/uploads/ /var/www/html/cms/ /var/www/html/syncfolder/ –progress Flags: -a: Archive mode -v: increase verbosity…
We recently came across a server which had an outdated ioncube load running, follow below to update to the latest version. Search for the location of ioncube loader files on your server, run the following command: find / -name ioncube_loader_lin_5.3.so…
I really haven’t been able to get to the bottom of why this occurs by I’m posting a solution that worked for me below: For us, this occurred when running the following while set in cron /usr/bin/curl After looking…
You need to set this up on the server which hosts the SVN repository. Enter the repository and you should see a folder labelled hooks, create a new file labelled pre-commit without any extension and paste the following code inside #!/bin/sh REPOS=”$1″ TXN=”$2″…
Found this gem of a script at: find -name ‘*.zip’ -exec sh -c ‘unzip -d “${1%.*}” “$1″‘ _ {} \; For this to work you need to be at the same level on shell as the zips you need to…
