On an HVM domain, the guest OS will always automatically detect your virtual network device as a buggy and slow Realtek RTL8139. You can maximize your network performance with Netfront driver which is now built into latest Redhat / CentOS kernel. For older releases, you needed the kmod-xenpv package to do this, but it’s built […]
Here’s a simple Javascript-based bookmarking script for your site. It automatically populates the page name and URL so you don’t have to. Put this in the <HEAD>: <script language=”javascript” type=”text/javascript”> function addToFav() { if(window.sidebar){ window.sidebar.addPanel(document.title, this.location,””); }else{ window.external.AddFavorite(this.location,document.title); } } </script> Then, you can add a link in your <BODY>: Bookmark Us!
On a busy webserver, you have to be very careful that you don’t run out of connection tracking buckets. Check how many you have set as your max: /sbin/sysctl net.ipv4.ip_conntrack_max Check how many you’re using: wc -l /proc/net/ip_conntrack A good maximum setting for most web servers with at least 2Gb RAM is 65536. Change the […]
Here is the location of the main Cpanel configuration file. You can configure many of it’s various components, such adding more cpu’s to cpuwatch: /var/cpanel/cpanel.config
Sometimes you might need to add one or more lines of text to the top of an existing text file. Let ‘sed’ rescue you: sed -i ‘1iSTUFF TO ADD’ file.txt You can add multiple lines (separated by \n) to multiple files at once: sed -i ‘1iSTUFF TO ADD\nMORE STUFF’ *.txt