November 7, 2026 - 02:36

Server Management

Databases MySQL vs PostgreSQL: Which Database is Better?

“Which one is faster?” is not enough to choose between MySQL and PostgreSQL. Application compatibility, query patterns, integrity requirements, and op...

cPanel Problems Common cPanel Errors and Solutions - Part 1

cPanel is one of the most widely used control panels in web hosting services. Although it has a user-friendly interface, you may still encounter vari...

Server Management Linux Shell – Simple Backup Script

The source code of a basic Linux shell backup script is shown below. It creates a compressed archive of the specified user's home directory and provid...

Server Management Useful CSF SSH Commands

If you ever accidentally ban your own IP and can't access your server’s WHM panel, you may need to remove the ban using CSF (ConfigServer Security & F...

Server Management Hotlink Protection (with .htaccess)

Hotlink Protection via .htaccess Hotlink protection is a method used to prevent other websites from directly accessing your files such as png, jpg, g...

Server Management HTTPS Redirect on Windows IIS

Redirecting HTTP to HTTPS on Windows IIS (web.config) Today, someone commented on my post about redirecting to HTTPS using .htaccess and said: You ...

cPanel Problems Email Account Disk Usage Not Updating

Email Account Disk Usage Issue in cPanel While checking the email accounts in my cPanel, I noticed that some accounts show incorrect disk usage. Even...

Server Management Linux Vi / Vim Text Editor Commands

What is Vi? The Vi editor is a text editor. It comes pre-installed on every Linux system by default. In other words, it can be used across all Linux ...

cPanel Problems perl-Git Installation Error

When you type #yum update in the terminal, the update process fails with an error like the one below. Because of this error, the entire update list ca...

Databases Backing Up MySQL via SSH

Don’t even ask whether you can back up and restore MySQL databases via SSH on a Linux server — of course you can! As long as you know the MySQL root p...