Read original article at HowTo install Canvas LMS on dedicated server

The official Canvas LMS installation guide did not work for me, to successfully complete Canvas installation I had to go back and forth, I crawled numerous forums, blogs, Ruby and Apache documentation and finally I got working production Canvas installation.   To start the setup follow the official Canvas installation guide at https://github.com/instructure/canvas-lms/wiki/Production-Start. After following the

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Read original article at Free Control Panels – OpenPanel

I continue the review of free control panels and today I will speak about the OpenPanel. I came across this control panel while browsing through projects on my favourite freelancer site – freelancer.com. Since I am looking for the best free control panel to offer my clients I became very interested in OpenPanel and willing

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Read original article at Virtualmin Installation and Features Overview

How to select a hosting control panel from a variety of products that you can find on the market? Our brief review will help you to find the best solution for your business. In this article we will speak about a free control panel – Virtualmin. Table of Contents Introduction Virtualmin Installation Virtualmin Features Supported

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Read original article at How to install Nginx on cPanel – Nginx cPanel plugins vs Manual Nginx installation

You always get what you want… Before I tried to install Nginx on cPanel based server I practised with it a lot. I already installed it on several servers running Apache. It was running there as a reverse proxy and somewhere as a caching server. So when I got a task to install Nginx on

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Read original article at How to change php settings using php.ini and .htaccess

Due to the popularity of my previous post that guides how to increase upload_max_filesize on cPanel server I decided to create a more general article, that covers changing of other PHP settings using php.ini and .htaccess files. In this article we will change the following php settings: memory_limit – maximum amount of physical memory that

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Read original article at How to increase upload_max_filesize on cPanel server

More general article is available here. It guides how to change php settings on cPanel server using php.ini and .htaccess files. Recently I had to increase the upload_max_filesize value for Joomla website. It was running on the cPanel based server. You would say – “It‘s an easy task!”. Right, the upload_max_filesize can be easily changed

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Read original article at The most White-Hat SEO method

WebHostingZone is happy to announce the Content Writing Service, read more at http://www.webhostingzone.org/content-writing When choosing from various SEO methods you should always balance between efficiency, price and associated risks. You do not want to be penalized, removed from index or have your AdSense account banned, right? Based on the risks associated with running your marketing campaign,

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Read original article at HowTo install ImageMagick PHP extension

Heed help? We can install ImageMagick on your server just for $20! Get technical support at http://www.webhostingzone.org/technical-support or contact our awesome customer support!   Note: This article applies to CentOS 5.x systems and was tested on CentOS 5.7 and on Amazon AWS linux.   HowTo install ImageMagick from YUM repository The easiest way to install ImageMagick extension

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Read original article at HowTo fix EXIM error on cPanel server: defer (-53): retry time not reached for any host

If you find the following error in your EXIM logs, it means that your EXIM databases could be corrupted. defer (-53): retry time not reached for any host Solution was found at forums.cpanel.net. To rebuild exim databases you can run the following commands as root: /usr/sbin/exim_tidydb -t 1d /var/spool/exim retry > /dev/null /usr/sbin/exim_tidydb -t 1d

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