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  • How to Remote Monitor Linux with Nagios via Installing NPRE
    How to remote monitor cPanel with Nagios via installing NRPE Using a Nagios plug-in called NRPE to monitor the health of a server in conjunction with external checking (aka checking for open ports) gives a little more in-depth check. It can also allow you to catch some problems before they result in a service being unavailable. Install nagios-plugin installation cd /usr/src/ /usr/sbin/useradd nagios passwd nSome readers
  • How to Fix A User's Files and Folders Permission When Using suPHP
    Run the commands below if the user need to fix all his folders and files permission when running suphp. Replace the username. find /home/<>/public_html/ -type d -exec chmod 755 {} ; find /home/<>/public_html/ -type f -exec chmod 644 {} ;Some readers
  • Installing OpenVPN in Ubuntu
    Please go to Client Area >> My Services >> Services >> View Details >> and here you should have a downloads tab. At the download tab, please download the configuration file and then extract it. sudo apt-get install openvpn Move the config file to /etc/openvpn/ sudo unzip vpnfreak_mac.zip cd vpnXX move all file to upper root. sudo /etc/init.d/openvpn startSome readers

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