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New, powerful Entry-Level Servers at ThePlanet

March 11, 2010

Check out the new entry-level servers at ThePlanet.com: Great power, better prices
ThePlanet.com is making the latest server technology more affordable than ever for people looking for cheap dedicated servers. There are 2 new additions to The Planet’s portfolio of high quality Dell servers. Dell is one of the most reputable server providers today and so [...]

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Is there a problem with “Unlimited Web Hosting”?

March 9, 2010

Nowadays you see so many web hosting providers offering so-called unlimited web hosting. Unlimited bandwidth here and unlimited disk space there. It seems like the only limit is the sky. Well, the truth looks differently of course. There is no such things as unlimited bandwidth or unlimited disk space. Unless you have seen a hard [...]

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How to make an Alias in httpd.conf

February 23, 2010

Assuming on your Linux Apache server you have created 2 websites. You have setup everything in appropriate folders in your /home/ directory structure.
/home/account_A/public_html/ -> domain_A.com
/home/account_B/public_html/ -> domain_B.com
Now you want to have /home/account_B/public_html/ to be the alias of /home/account_A/public_html/ so that both domains serve exactly the same pages, images and scripts.
So, for a case like this [...]

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Web Hosting Coupon – Save 10% on Web Hosting

February 20, 2010

Web Hosting Resource Kit has secured an exclusive coupon code for visitors to my website. This Web Hosting Coupon will allow you to cut 10% off your web hosting cost if you use IX Web Hosting as your web hosting company. IX Web Hosting already has very low prices and definitely fits the category “Cheap [...]

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How to kick an unauthorized user off a SSH session and Linux server?

February 7, 2010

You are logged into your server and notice an unauthorized user (ex-employee) on your Linux server. For whatever reason the original removal of his user account apparently failed. Since this now poses a critical security risk, how do you get rid of a) the SSH session of this user and b) how do you remove [...]

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