I really haven’t been able to get to the bottom of why this occurs by I’m posting a solution that worked for me below: For us, this occurred when running the following while set in cron /usr/bin/curl After looking…
You need to set this up on the server which hosts the SVN repository. Enter the repository and you should see a folder labelled hooks, create a new file labelled pre-commit without any extension and paste the following code inside #!/bin/sh REPOS=”$1″ TXN=”$2″…
I recently had to extract a database from a full backup, I only needed one database hardly 1MB in size but the whole backup exceeded 3GB and didn’t want to import all of it. Below is the command I found…
Install the wandisco repo to get the latest version of subversion for CentOS [WandiscoSVN] name=Wandisco SVN Repo baseurl= enabled=1 gpgcheck=0 Issue the following at shell yum install subversion mod_dav_svn Restart httpd, it’ll do it itself while installing but go ahead…
Start off by adding a new user to Mysql CREATE USER ‘test123’@’localhost’ IDENTIFIED BY ‘testpassword123’; You should see a Query OK message from Mysql signalling that it run without error. Now grant privileges to that user on a database GRANT ALL…
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
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…