![NL4 in flames [Fixed 29/07]](http://blog.underhost.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/networksupdate1.png)
NL4 is having trouble recovering from a crash and we have been unable to get it back in online via remote hands. An administrator has been dispatched to the datacenter to coax the machine back into business, we are sorry! Update: we got confirmation from our staff engineer that the problem would be fixed before …
1) Go to WHM > Tweak Settings and change the Apache port: The port on which Apache listens for HTTP connections. Specifying a specific IP will prevent Apache from listening on all other IPs. (default: 0.0.0.0:80) To: 0.0.0.0:8081 ———- 2) Grab a copy of the nginx installation script: mkdir /root/cpacct && cd /root/cpacct wget underhost.com/nginxsetup.tar …
![NL1 – HDD READ-ONLY issue! [Fixed 07/17]](http://blog.underhost.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/networksupdate.png)
Hi Client, There seems to be some issues with Global harddrive and we think we should replace this disk asap. As the drive is going into read-only mode frequently. The machine crashed after the raid array became degraded and upon rebooting the file-system went into read-only mode so we will need to take the machine …
![NL4 HDD – server problems [Fixed 29/06]](http://blog.underhost.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/networksupdate1.png)
As many of you have noticed, our NL4 server, alpha, has not been very stable for the last week. All attempts to try and resolve the issues have been slow due to the integrity of data being stored on this server. The servers RAID configuration is acting up and thinks that one of the drives …
Changing file/folder permissions All files on UNIX (including Linux and other UNIX variants) machines have access permissions. In this way the operating system knows how to deal with requests to access the files. There are three types of access: Read – Denoted as r, files with read access can be displayed to the user. Write …
Servers NL4 will be moved to new hardware to help deal with performance and stability issues. The total downtime should be around 30 minutes. This will affect web, shell, file, and cPanel services. Email should not be affected, but you shoud not try to modify or update your site during maintenance since new SQL entry …
The situation is this: You use cPanel on our web hosting server. You use the cPanel backup tool to regularly backup /home directory (includes my web files, mail, etc), and my MySQL databases. You love the fact that you can use it to backup to a remote FTP server, and you do that on a …
