Tutorials, Themes & Plugins
This guide describes how to install Cloudflare SSL for your website running on the OpenLiteSpeed web server.
Assuming you have already set up your website and domain with OpenLiteSpeed, now you can follow the steps below to install the Cloudflare SSL certificate for your domain.
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The distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack is a malicious attempt to disrupt the target’s services by flooding the resource capacity of the server with high Internet traffic.
It is very crucial to detect such abnormal traffic and block the IP addresses of the attack source automatically to prevent the server from reaching its capacity.
Read More “How to Protect your Website Against DDoS in Apache Web Server”
If your website is running on Linux VPS, then you may want to install and configure Postfix for sending an email.
Postfix is an open-source, free, and the most widely used Mail Transfer Agent (MTA) that routes and delivers an email.
Read More “How to Configure Postfix to Send an Email using SMTP on Linux VPS”
In this guide, we will install the Let’s Encrypt SSL certificate for a domain. Here, we assume your website is running on an Apache server in Ubuntu. Here, we will make use of “snap” which is a bundle of an app with its dependencies that can work across many different Linux distribution without modification. Also, we will install “certbot” using snap.
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In this guide, we will set up Cloudflare SSL and configure the Origin Certificate for the Apache server. Follow the simple steps to install SSL on your website.
Read More “How to Setup Cloudflare SSL and Configure Origin Certificate for Apache”
For any reason, you may have forgotten MySQL root password and need to reset it. You can reset it if you have access to the server and a user having sudo privileges. Follow this simple guide and know how to reset MySQL root user password in Ubuntu.
In this guide, we use Ubuntu version 18.10. It should work with any modern Linux distribution like Ubuntu 18.04 and CentOS 7.
WordPress is the most popular CMS in the world which is free, open-source, and used by millions of people for blogs, eCommerce stores, business websites, and much more.
Installing WordPress on VPS can have many benefits. With a VPS, you can configure and customize it in any manner suitable to your business. In this tutorial, you will learn how to install WordPress on VPS (Virtual Private Server). Here, we use Ubuntu 20.04.
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MariaDB server is one of the most popular and open-source relational database servers in the world. It is a backward compatible, and replacement of MySQL. In this guide, you will learn how to install the MariaDB server on Ubuntu 18.10.
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In this tutorial, you will learn how to upgrade and switch PHP to a new version and make it work with the Apache server in Ubuntu 20.04. Once, you know how to install the newer version, you will also learn how to remove the older version.
