Using grep
Introduction Grep stands for Globally search a Regular Expression and Print. The basic usage of the command is grep [options]...
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Using GNU Tar
The tar command is used to join many files together into one, and optionally compress them. The process is totally... -
Using cron
Cron jobs are designed to execute tasks at specific times. These can be anything from server maintenance (updates), monitoring,... -
Using du and df
The df and du commands are two small utilities that are extremely useful. The df command displays the disk free... -
Using gzip
In this tutorial, we will be looking at the family of commands gzip, gunzip and zcat. These commands will create... -
Viewing Files with cat and more
less, more and cat are all file viewers but each has their own particular uses. cat simply prints the file... -
Using kill, killall, and pkill
The kill command is in the format of kill signal processid. The kill and killall commands are used to kill... -
Downloading files with wget
The wget command is an internet file downloader that can download anything from files and web pages all the way... -
Downloading files with curl
cURL is both a library and a command line utility written to handle the transfer of data using many different... -
How to use diff and patch
The "diff" tool calculates the differences between two text files. That difference is called a patch. You can apply a... -
Changing File Ownership Using chown and chgrp
Introduction If you need to brush up on file ownership and permissions please read this article first. In this tutorial,... -
Troubleshooting: Network Problems
My site seems unusually slow or difficult to reach. We will gladly assist you in identifying possible network problems reaching... -
How to Connect to Your Account with SSH
What is SSH? SSH is a terminal program that allows you to work on a machine other than your own... -
Unix Basics
If you've been managing your Web files solely through FTP, the thought of learning Unix might be a little daunting.... -
How to Run PHP as CGI
Running PHP as a CGI If you need to run an older version of PHP in order to maintain compatibility... -
What is suEXEC and How do I Use It?
What is suEXEC? Available for Basic accounts and above, suEXEC is a feature of Apache that allows CGI scripts to... -
What is CGIwrap?
What is CGIwrap? CGIwrap is a "script wrapper" program that allows people to use CGI scripts while removing the risk... -
What is Cron and How do I Use It?
The system utility cron can be used to schedule programs to run automatically at predetermined intervals. Advanced users... -
Accessing Your .htaccess File
Accessing Your .htaccess File By Domain Log into the Account Control Center (ACC) Click Domains in the left sidebar Click... -
php.ini vs user.ini
High Volume[/hv What is php.ini? php.ini is a file that allows you to control your PHP settings on your server.... -
Creating a .user.ini File
A .user.ini file can be used to control PHP settings in a specific directory. For a more in-depth explanation, visit... -
Editing a .user.ini File
Editing a .user.ini File If you want to edit an already-created .user.ini file, follow these steps: Navigate back to the... -
How to Increase PHP Max Upload Size
You can increase the allowed max upload size by using a PHP directive. By using this directive, you can... -
How to Create a Cron Job
You can create a cron job in the Account Control Center interface. Cron jobs can be used to schedule...