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you can see a class action was made by Alabanza Customers
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if there are any Navisite resellers that have 2U rackspace in the Chicago center available?
View 0 Replies View RelatedIs it possible to change the history counts? Just see, when i type history command on my machine, i get around 1000 last typed commands.
Is it possible to change that count ?
Is there any way so that i can remove a specific command from history.
628 ll
629 cat bash.sh
630 man mail
631 exit
632 history
You see my history command displays output as this. I need to remove the 630 th command.
Is this possible ?
I can use history -r but, it will remove all the commands executed in the session.
I need a command to remove a specific thing from history.
Is there a way to see what was happening on the server the last 24 hours for example in WHM ? A log or something.. To see if there was any high loads etc..
View 4 Replies View RelatedI am interested in knowing how to get rid of all of my information from the computer. When i search for things, my old searches appear and thats not good cause I am at work I need to know how to get rid of the evidence. I tried the Tools >> Internet Options >> Delete Cookies - Delete Files and - Clear History but it still appears with all of my old searches. Why Why why? Note, this is not for the browzer, this is for a form such as the typing area on google.
View 3 Replies View RelatedDoes CentOS4 logs every activity done by a SSH user? Or is there such script/software to do that?
View 10 Replies View RelatedI am working on a server, on that hostory shows in format like
Quote:
root@unix [/etc/profile.d]# history |more
1 Mar.04 01:35fdisk -l
2 Mar.04 01:35ping yahoo.com
3 Mar.04 01:35exit
4 Mar.04 18:21exit
5 Mar.04 18:04Smartctl -a dev/hda/
6 Mar.04 18:04Smartctl -a /dev/hda/
7 Mar.04 18:06Smartctl -a /dev/hda |grep Serial
That is history include time of command execution.
Quote:
root@unix [~]# set |grep HIST
HISTFILE=/root/.bash_history
HISTFILESIZE=1000
HISTSIZE=1000
HISTTIMEFORMAT='%h.%d %H:%M'
root@unix [~]#
I can't find anything regarding history on .bash_profile or .bashrc
Where this is set? How i enable loging command execution on CentOS?
The Past Month (23 of July) i purchased two Mini VPS to check KnownHost Performance.
Great.
Yesterday I Begin to think in move some VPS with them, and i enter to check my VPS, and Are DOWN. No Notice emails, no nothing.
I Write to Support, and some minutes later they pass me to billing. Then i realize Immediatly the problem. One Partner of me, is a verified Paypal SPANIARD with vacation in Mexico, she Pay the Two Invoices, and Maybe Paypal reverse the payment.
I understand. Is ok ...
Can someone tell me how to clear the history of a UNIX user? For example, when logged in as a certain user I can press UP to see the last commands that were used. How can I get rid of them?
View 3 Replies View RelatedBefore I start on my review, I would like to say that I am not affiliated with FluidVPS in any way and am solely doing this because I would like to share my experiences with everyone.
I was one of the lucky few to be able to get a 'Free VPS' from FHDave (Fluidhosting) as part of their new promotion of upgrading hardware nodes.
My VPS has the following specs:
512 MB memory guaranteed
25 GB disk space
500 GB transfer bandwidth
When I just got my VPS I installed various applications such as Shoutcast and Tomcat simply because I could and I love it how it is automated.
My first ticket was a problem getting Shoutcast to work, and so I contacted and placed a ticket. Even though my free VPS was unmanaged, I still got them to help me which resulted in a simple restart of the server.
All was good for a few weeks until my forum was hacked one day (my guess was a weak password and some skiddie got access) which caused damage to my forum. After getting pretty worried I contacted Fluidhosting to find out if my VPS could get hardened I was prompted to pay since my VPS was free, it was 'unmanaged'. They did link me to their knowledgebase for tutorials and I applied them. Thinking it was enough I gave a sigh of relief and carried on with my life.
2 weeks later I was prompted with my VPS becoming compromised (someone hacked the VPS and used it to host an eBay phisher). Even though I had been told my VPS was 'unmanaged' they helped me with getting my VPS reprovisioned. I changed all my passwords to numbers and letters and that was the end of that.
I did have some problems with their Parallel Power Panel and HSPC although I cannot link it to the hack attempt. What happened was I was unable to restart the VPS and it would fail making my server go down. I submitted a ticket as well as contacted their live chat service and they tried fixing it. It didn't work and had to get help from the developers of the panel. However after a few hours my VPS was back! (I was asleep when it happened )
There were times during my hosting where my bandwidth had nearly been used up and my webspace being completely filled. I have found that some hosts oversell their resources and when you haven't used a quarter of the limit they suspend your account. This was not the case with Fluidhosting. My VPS was often always full and yet there was no problem. I have even used it to host torrentflux for my own usage and that was fine too.
There were times such as the VPS being compromised where Fluidhosting and their staff could have just suspended my account for good, and left me because of my website being too much trouble. They stuck with me to the end and helped me all the way. Their support is quick and helpful (gets the job done, real initiative there) and their live chat isn't just a salesperson.
My past 6 months was one heck of a journey, and it would have not been possible if I had not gotten a top notch service provider from Dave and the team. Thank you for an awesome opportunity to try out VPSes for a change. Once you use VPSes there's no going back!
I will be paying another 6 months with you guys (if all goes well at my end).
Sorry if this isn't quite 'a review', more like past history of my webhosting
So in short:
Service: 9/10
Resources: 10/10
Support: 9/10
Uptime: 10/10
i use for login to ssh by putty
and i run very command and result
how may i saved all this command and result in putty?
Our Server doesn't show the Traffic History under "Tools & Settings -> Summary Report -> View Traffic History", but for every Domain it runs.
We Migrate this Server from a Dedicated to an OpenVZ Server - on another Server with OpenVZ its running without Problems, but this one we don't migrate.
How would I go about removing the History when using SSH?
View 9 Replies View RelatedI am planning to move host of my friends to another server, its un-managed
he asked me to restored db , as he is running an IPB FORUM, I thought I would use the vbulletin docs of backup and restore as I use these typically for most of the scripts and I never had a problem.
these are the vb docs based on moving into new host and restoring:
[url]
[url]
I have the code to do it, but the problem to understand is the following:
when I am in totally new host,
do I NEED to create new database either via ssh or control panel and give that name in the ssh code or ?
do I need to give the old dbname that was used with previous host ?
its too confusing for me, consider me as beginner @ database transfer on a new host and help me in detailed explanation.
I have done restore on same server but never done for any one to restore on a different server
We have 2 servers SQL, Web & SM 4.x each with and have about 40 sites and we wish to migrate them to Virtual sever for the ease of management & some cost saving. We are thinking of taking good configuration box with Win2k8 server and planning to run VMs over Hyper-V.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI've been getting frustrated with my hosting provider, and after doing application development and sysadmin for a while now, I'm ready to have a go at doing it all myself on a VM. I plan on migrating my site to the new server and when everything is set up, pointing my domain to the new name servers...
My question is - what's the best order to do things to minimize downtime? Can I set up email, MySQL, Apache, DNS etc before I have the domain pointing at the new server, while still being able to test adequately? Would I just set up the services and test them using the IP, then once I'm happy with everything, setup DNS, point domain at new nameservers, then change all configs to use the domain name rather than the IP? In theory if it email etc works with the IP, then the name server change shouldn't matter because it will resolve to the IP...
Does anyone know of a good company who can do an OS Migration. Looking to move from RH8 to Fedora Core 4.
View 5 Replies View RelatedCANCEL & RECYCLE FOR STOCK IMMEDIATELY PER MIGRATION FOR SERVER
My server suddenly get canceled because of the migration. It was more than 24 hours since it happen. I did not get back my server and my data. Does any LT customer get the same problem ?
I try to leave a message on their phone and trouble ticket system, but I don't get and response so far.
I currently have around 10 email accounts, and with host A.
I would like to move my email server to Host B so I keep all emails, info and accounts intact. Both are on shared hosting. What should i do?
I am migrating my website to Hostgator, and before I change the DNS entries, I want to make sure that everything displays properly. To do this, I have added an entry into my /etc/hosts file pointing the domain to the new host. If I then ping the domain, the reply comes from the correct IP address. However, if I try to view the website, it is still served by the old host.
I thought it might be a caching issue, but I have checked with wireshark and using curl, and it is definitely connecting to the new IP address, but the server that is returning the pages is still the old one. I've contacted hostgator support, but when they make the changes to their hosts file, it loads correctly. Is this a local problem (my system), or something with their server configuration?
i am presently hosted with the planet.I have moved to another server at the planet.
Can someone please explain how data migration can be done...?
I run a small vbulletin forum ,LAMP with WHM/cPanel.
i have around 700 megabytes of data to transfer to my new server.The new server has all the required software installed on it.
Planet said they will do it for me for just 275 dollars.
If you are migration a whole bunch of accounts from one server to another, what are some of the procedures you would take to minimize downtime.
For me, I would do it in the night. Move all the accounts to one server then change the IP of the nameservers.
On my current host I have approx 250GB of data that I need moved to a new machine I have purchased. The new machine is a linux box.
1. What is the best way to move the data, without downloading it to my local machine
2. I was thinking of grabbing a windows vps for a month, and transferring it all via FTP
I transfered my forum from one server to another. ips changed. Before the transfer, I closed the board and put an announcement. After the transfer I opened the board and started posting.
Now, there are other members who've posted after the transfer but I've noticed decrease in activity. One of the members emailed me and told me that the board is still closed for him with the announcement shown. That message is from the old and not the new server. So how is this happening? What should he or I do? I and some other members can access and post normally.
The forum is is the one in my sig.
Just see if it's closed for you or not.
I would like to ask what steps do you follow when comes to replace your actual server by a new one?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI know its a silly question.. But can any one tell me whats the approx time will it take to Copy multiple accounts from another server via CPanel.
Total size will be not more then 40GB.
i have just migrated one account from my old server to a brand new server through a full backup of cPanel.
the problem is that the new account is not working at all, is giving an strange error that i have never seen... what could be wrong?
Account should look as
[url]
but it actually looks like...
[url]
Its been a for a couple of hours that my VPS is down, I'm not complaining or anything, I really know that Navid left one hell of a mess for them to sort out but I just want to be sure that my VPS is down because of the migration process and not because of something I did.
Anyways I submitted 2 tickets, still no reply. The guys must be busy fixing and moving all these accounts
I'm migrating between two IIS servers using the migration tool.
Is there a way to copy of user permissions? Or at least see all the permissions from the original server?
I will be migrating my VPS over to a new VPS (same provider) which has Fedora 6 instead of 4.
Anyhow, all of the IP addresses will change on the new VPS.... so while the migration process via. Plesk should be fairly straightforward, I'm a bit worried about the DNS. The DNS is managed by Plesk and will continue to be managed by Plesk, but again it's the IPs that I'm worried about.
All of the hosting accounts on the current VPS use the nameserver "ns1.citedata.net" and "ns2.citedata.net" as well as their associated IP addresses. Although the nameserver domains will remain the same, their IPs will change.