So I mistakenly have installed wordpress in a subdirectory on my site – this worked well for testing, but I didn’t buy this domain to have my entire site sitting within a subdirectory!
WordPress has a good guide on this subject, which has step by step instructions on migrating your installation from one directory to [...]
If you have ever needed php5 to run along side php4, you can always compile php5 as a CGI, and let php4 remain as an apache module.
Here we’ve compiled php5 from FreeBSD’s ports, and have installed it as a CGI so that specific vhosts will run on this new php5. The installation was done [...]
I’ve had a number of sites get hammered by referrer spam lately, and had to look into methods of stopping, or at least slowing the attacks.
Referrer spam is when a group of random (probably trojan or hacked computers) or single computers hit random pages on your site with faked referrer values, typically all [...]
Installing xcache on Plesk can be a bit of an adventure, especially on FreeBSD, since Plesk doesn’t include a lot of the php sources you may require to get this done.
Download xcache 1.2.1 and php-4.4.4 (or whatever version matches what you require, you can check this by running a phpinfo.php script on the webserver)
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