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Rsync is an amazing tool for direct server-to-server data transfers. Very speedy, and very smart! You can use rsync to do synchronizations between source and destination, comparing them, and copying only what’s changed. What’s especially amazing is that rsync only transfers the “parts” of files that are different. This works . . . Read more
The SpamAssassin server-side spam email filter employs Bayesian statistical algorithms to tell the difference between spam and ham. As such, these filters do their best when they’re “learned”. Here are some examples from a sample account. Let’s assume we’re working with a cpanel account called “oicom”, and we want to . . . Read more
Note: These notes pertain to PM servers. Other servers may vary… Loadwatch Logs Located In: /root/loadwatch To Summarize a Particular Logfile: (when in the “/root/loadwatch” directory, as root) /scripts/loadparse <filename_of_logfile> Cumulative Log of Loads: /root/loadwatch/checklog See also: http://linux.about.com/cs/linux101/g/loadwatch.htm http://www.xaprb.com/blog/2006/06/08/how-to-monitor-server-load-on-gnulinux/ Related articles Page: Install GIT on shared hosting . . . Read more
Disk Free, human readable df -h Disk Usage, summary, human readable (I think this include DOES include hidden files / directories) du -sh Disk Usage, per directory, human readable (does NOT include hidden files / directories) du -sh * Disk Usage, per directory, human readable (INCLUDES hidden files & directories) du -sh . . . Read more