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seLinux and Apache

I typically move my root directory for Apache and this can get complicated when seLinux is enforced but with a bit of knowledge this can be done without disabling seLinux. display current state of seLinux: getenforce displays current permissions and seLinux settings for a directory (ex. ls -ldZ /var/www/html) ls -ldZ [directory path] Executing: ls -ldZ […]

Create a partition, format, and mount on RHEL/Centos

Here is a straight forward method for partitioning, format, and mount a new volume on a Centos or RHEL system.  These steps would be performed after physically (or virtually) connecting the new volume. sudo fdisk -l This command will display a list of volumes and their partitions on the system.  You can use this to […]

Disable Errors from displaying for PHP

You can disable errors from displaying on you website by modifying the php.ini file or you can add the following to you web page: error_reporting(0); @ini_set(‘display_errors’, 0); Source: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1308379/how-can-i-stop-php-notices-from-appearing-in-wordpress

Force WordPress not to display PHP errors

If you want to disable php errors from being displayed on your wordpress site you can add the following to your wp-config.php file: define(‘WP_DEBUG’, false); I have, however, experienced instances where plugins will still cause notices to show on the webpages of my site.  To make sure no PHP notices show on the site I […]

Check MySQL Database for Errors and Repair

When checking the mysql server logs (located at /var/log/mysqld.log)  I started seeing errors ending in: …is marked as crashed and should be repaired. You can use (run from server cli): mysqlcheck [database name] to check all of the tables.  If one is identified as being in an error state you can repair it using (run […]

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