Hello,

my web directory is /var/www/html/long-name-directory

retrieved from the website http://192.168.100.10/long-name-directory-file

I need to shorten it. http://192.168.100.10/dir

Regards

We use KVS (https://www.kernel-video-sharing.com/en/), which is generally good, but we're trying to expand to CDN usage rather than relying on storage servers.

One of the caveats is that the CDN controls remote deletions, etc. via a remote PHP script.

It appears that most CDNs do not permit the execution of PHP.

I require your assistance. I'm going to rent a VPS with cpanel soon. I'm going to get 8GB of RAM, a 4core CPU, and a 120GB SSD in New York. I'll set up a slew of websites to handle the traffic. I'll start with at least $1,000 and work my way up to $100,000 per month.

I have another virtual private server that I use to send marketing emails. It has 2GB of RAM, but I could increase it to 4GB if I needed to install mysql separately from my cpanel vps to handle the traffic. Do I need to install a mysql database on the email server I use to send emails in order to get database updates for the open and clicks tracker?

The issue is that if the server goes down, I won't be able to get the database updated when someone opens and clicks on one of my emails. I could use my cpanel vps to update the database while running a lot of traffic on my websites, but this can cause a lot of stress on the server, causing it to go offline, and thus the database will not be updated.

Do you think it's best if I get a Web hosting that already has mysql so I can use it to keep the emails opens and clicks tracker updated on a database separate from my two servers?

What do you think is the best thing I could do?

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

I'm learning how to use Linux. I've set up two Centos 7 virtual machines. I'd like to move files between these two CentOS VMs.
To keep it simple, I log in as root with the same password on both machines. Both machines are pinging each other (network established).
I turned off the firewall on both machines. The FTP package is installed and operational on both machines. However, when I enter the command ftp <ip address of other machine>, I receive the error "connection refused." This has something to do with authorizations.
But if I'm using root as a user, what's the problem? What am I doing wrong?

I have a domain hosted in Centos 7 that we have installed in an ec2 instance. There was an issue in the Google warning a few weeks ago, and now we have uploaded the new fresh website files to the folder of the Centos 7 servers, but when I go to the edge browser, it gives a http 500 error. We have checked the domain.conf files, and they appear to be correct, but it still gives the error.

Can someone assist me in resolving the issues?

When performing a database backup in WHM, should I use per account only, the entire MySQL Directory, or both?

Assume I only want to restore individual backups.

Hello,

My server hosts a website that requires an SMTP connection to an external mail server (Either 587 or 465).

I configured the following ports in firewalls:

[root@60b250e9c256a30001258cd5 public]

# firewall-cmd --zone=public --permanent --list-ports
10090-10100/tcp 587/tcp 465/tcp

However, I am still unable to connect to the external mail server.

Both ports are closed, according to https://portchecker.co/.

When I try to connect to them via telnet from my own PC, the connection is lost.

According to my email provider, the problem is on my end....

Do you have any ideas what this could be?

Hello everyone,

I require your assistance. I'm going to rent a VPS with cpanel soon. I'm going to get 8GB of RAM, a 4core CPU, and a 120GB SSD in New York. I'll set up a slew of websites to handle the traffic. I'll start with at least $1,000 and work my way up to $100,000 per month.

I have another virtual private server that I use to send marketing emails. It has 2GB of RAM, but I could increase it to 4GB if I needed to install mysql separately from my cpanel vps to handle the traffic. Do I need to install a mysql database on the email server I use to send emails in order to get database updates for the open and clicks tracker?

The issue is that if the server goes down, I won't be able to get the database updated when someone opens and clicks on one of my emails. I could use my cpanel vps to update the database while running a lot of traffic on my websites, but this can cause a lot of stress on the server, causing it to go offline, and thus the database will not be updated.

Do you think it's best if I get a Web hosting that already has mysql so I can use it to keep the emails opens and clicks tracker updated on a database separate from my two servers?

What do you think is the best thing I could do?

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

I'm unable to ping any external IP addresses from my CentOS 8 VPS, but I can ping domains.

The problem is that I have one VPS with a website that needs to send API requests to another VPS that is not on the same subnet.

The server with the website is x.97.169.30, and pinging another VPS x.18.255.239 yields no results.

I can ping domains and local IP addresses, but not any other external IP addresses.

Is there a solution? Thank you in advance to everyone.

A couple of questions, if I sought to sell the site appeared to be a fraud, and I've looked at a few other domain sale sites, and they all seem a little shady. Does anyone have any experience hosting a for-sale website? Or is it organizing content on a website in order to increase site profits previous to a sale?