Installing Webmin with YUM (CentOS,RHEL)
Here are the commands to install Webmin via Yum: echo -e "[Webmin]\nname=Webmin Distribution Neutral\nbaseurl=http://download.webmin.com/download/yum\nenabled=1" > /etc/yum.repos.d/webmin.repo ...
Here are the commands to install Webmin via Yum: echo -e "[Webmin]\nname=Webmin Distribution Neutral\nbaseurl=http://download.webmin.com/download/yum\nenabled=1" > /etc/yum.repos.d/webmin.repo ...
There are a few items required for installing vzdump for OpenVZ on CentOS. First, you’ll need an MTA - I suggest making sure you have postfix installed; if you have postfix installed the initial R...
For those of you who detect Opera 10’s user agent, the Opera team has provide some “fun” for all of us. In my Browser project I started getting feedback that it was broken. At the 10,000’ level, ...
Version 1.6 of Browser.php has been released with a lot of updates: http://chrisschuld.com/projects/browser-php-detecting-a-users-browser-from-php/
All of our servers are currently based off of the Phoenix, Arizona, USA Timezone. This script allows this conversion from each HN (Host Node): #!/bin/bash for i in `vzlist | awk '{print $1}' | g...
From time to time I had have to move one installation of WordPress from one domain (let’s call it domain A) to a new domain (let’s call it domain B). Because WordPress embeds the domain all over t...
Here is my quick-and dirty way to build DNS servers using OpenVZ, CentOS and Bind/Named. This assumes you are creating a new server via OpenVZ. Although Bind is easy to admin with the configurati...
Here are commands to help adjust the memory / RAM for an OpenVZ VPS: 64MB Guaranteed, 128MB Burstable cid=1000 vzctl set ${cid} --vmguarpages 64M --save vzctl set ${cid} --oomguarpages 64M --save...
I still use a lot of NFS connections on my equipment and when I create OpenVZ VPS systems I need them to have access to NFS. Here are the steps I use: From the Host Node (HN): modprobe nfs vzctl ...
There are a few tutorials out there on installing OpenVZ in CentOS 5.3. Here are the steps I use to install OpenVZ on a brand new installation of CentOS 5.3: Note: this tutorial / walkthrough is ...