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Setup and Optimize Zend OpCache
Zend OPCache: Zend OpCache is a caching engine that comes with PHP by default in later releases (PHP 5.5 and above). It is a caching engine that stores precompiled php code in memory which ultimately results in performance increase as the code does not have to be fully recompiled on each new request. The degree to […]
using inotify-tools to trigger events
What are Inotify-tools? Inotify-tools is a C libary that interface with the inotify kernel function. Inotify-tools are available on kernels later than 2.6.13. These tools can monitor or act based on file system events, this is particularly useful for scripting out actions you would like to happen if an event takes place. Install on Fedora […]
Increasing MySQL Max Connections
You can see what the current setting is by running the following SQL command from the MySQL command line tool, phpMyAdmin, or a similar tool: show variables like "max_connections"; This will return a resultset like this, showing you what your current max connections setting is: MariaDB [(none)]> show variables like "max_connections"; +-----------------+-------+ | Variable_name | Value | […]
Reset a WordPress Password with MySQL
This is how to reset a WordPress password through ssh/command line on a Linux server using the MySQL client. This same practice could be executed via PHPMyAdmin or another web based MySQL tool. WordPress stores the passwords in a one-way encryption hash (md5). To start this process you need to login to the server via […]
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