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To see whether you have ImageMagick installed, issue the following at shell /usr/bin/convert –version If it is installed you’ll see version information for ImageMagick, if not issue the following at shell /scripts/installimagemagick Just restart apache from inside WHM and that should be all…
Got the following error right after I enabled Nginx reverse proxy on a Plesk box For us it was as simple as issuing the following to fix this error: chmod 1733 -R session
Apologies for the downtime, I was experimenting with this server, :P, took the site down but forgot to bring it back online. I have been busy with work but should be posting new articles soon.
Change your directory to /usr/local/src Head over to cpan.org and download the latest stable release of Perl Copy the download link and issue the following at shell to start pulling the archive wget You’ll need wget so…
Move to the folder you want the files to eventually reside in, the example works on the premise that the target directory is above the source directory. |_examplefolder |_myfolder Issue the following at shell mv myfolder/* . This command would…
Install the rpmforge repo wget rpm -i rpmforge-release-0.5.2-2.el6.rf.x86_64.rpm yum install unrar -y Once you have the package installed, type in the following command to extract the rar unrar x <filename>.rar The x tell’s unrar to maintain the original folder…
The data center we use hasn’t updated it’s OS images to include the latest version of Plesk, 11.5. This is how we went about upgrading the panel. First off, make sure you backup everything. We work off of the…
Edit the following file vi Add a random string into $cfg[‘blowfish_secret’]=
To install phpMyAdmin issue the following at shell yum install phpmyadmin Restart apache and you’re good to go service httpd restart
This is how I installed Imagemagick on a vanilla CentOS server Start off by installing the prerequisites yum install php-pear gcc php-devel php-pear Issue the following to verify whether you have Imagemagick available via the current repositories yum list ImageMagick*…