Category: Server
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[How-To] HTTP/2 + WordPress + NGiNX + HHVM/PHP7 + MariaDB + Let’s Encrypt SSL = Free Super-Fast HTTPS Website
Here I will share how it’s super easy to get HTTPS for your WordPress website, it’s free and should not take more than few minutes to set up.
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How To Install & Benchmark Linux Server Using GeekBench
As like any server geek, I like to benchmark whatever new recipe I am cooking. Geekbench is one of many tools I use to measure performance. Geekbench is easy, not too much resource extensive, so you could run it even in live production server, which everything keep working as it is. But I would suggest…
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How To Secure Server After Heartbleed OpenSSL Vulnerability
Heartbleed is probably the worst thing ever happen to internet in whole. Its old news, all server and application should be already updated. If you are not here I will share very basic process to fix it, should not have more then 1 min. Yes, just 1 min and your server will be secured from…
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Introducing UniServer WPReMix
UniServer WPReMix is a portable local server for Windows Operating System, which comes prepacked with WordPress. Its a simple zip package, you just have to extract and run, you will get a fully configured WordPress installed and ready for your test or local development. I made this to make things super easy for new WordPress…
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Get HostGator $174/Month Dedicated Server For Only $99/3 Month
I just noticed that HostGator are offering a new deal on their dedicated server. Their basic dedicated server which they sale at $174 USD per month normally, now available at only $99 USD for 3 Month or $199 USD for first 6 Month, means direct $423 or $845 discount respectively. Server details, coupon, links inside.
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How To Flush DNS in Windows, Mac and Linux
DNS Flush is important for webmaster when you are changing Nameserver or updating DNS. And for user when some website you visit frequently updating their DNS, you also need to flush your DNS to see the change immediately. Here I will share super simple process to flush dns cache in any Operating System.
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How To Find Server OS From SSH Commands
This is a very very basic tips for ssh command. When you enter into a new system or a old system of your own, and need find its Operating System (OS), version, hostname and that type basic info then this very basic command will help. Again its very basic, and everybody have interest or planing…