How to Install WHMCS
How to Install WHMCS Downloading WHMCS First, download the current Full Release version of WHMCS: Go to download.whmcs.com. Under Full Release, find your desired WHMCS version and click Download. We always recommend the latest version of WHMCS, which is highlighted at the top of the list. Uploading WHMCS to Your Server Next, install the software to your server. […]
What is WHM? A Beginner’s Guide
What is WHM? A Beginner’s Guide Planning to become a web host reseller? Do you have the right administrative tools? If you don’t, it would be very difficult for you to manage user accounts created by you and your business might get crashed. Keeping this in mind, you should consider using Web Host Manager (WHM) […]
How to Log in to WHM and cPanel
How to Log in to WHM and cPanel There are 2 components to a cPanel server. There’s WHM, which is the interface to manage reseller accounts. Then there is cPanel, which is the control panel for each account. Connecting to WHM Via MyUKFast Link First, log in to your MyUKFast area, and navigate to the […]
Information and guidance about .htaccess
Information and guidance about .htaccess The .htaccess file is used by Apache to allow configuration changes to be made per vhost without having to access the main Apache configuration files. You can have a .htaccess file in any folder of your web files but the minimum is usually to have one in your document root. Here are some .htaccess configuration examples. […]
How to Install/Configure of Apache in Linux
How to Install/Configure of Apache in Linux Install Apache First things first, your server may not even have Apache installed on it. Install the latest version with yum, like so: yum install httpd As with all CentOS/Red Hat packages, ‘latest’ usually won’t mean the current stable version that could be found on the project website, but […]
Extending an LVM disk partition in Linux
Extending an LVM disk partition in Linux When you purchase additional disk space – either in the form of additional hard disks, or an eCloud disk extension – there are some steps that need to be performed in order to make the additional disk space available. There are two ways that the automation might present […]
Service Management on CentOS 6
Service Management on CentOS 6 On a Linux server, a service is an application that is capable of running in the background performing some task or other. This guide will detail the SysVinit system and how you can manage services with it. To keep in the scope of this tutorial as part of a Linux basics series, we’ll only […]
How to Reboot Your Server in Linux
How to Reboot Your Server in Linux Beyond kernel updates, there shouldn’t really be much need to reboot your Linux server (we’re not working with Windows after all), but it’s still an important task to be able to carry out. There are a few ways to do it: reboot shutdown -r now Both those have […]