Category: How to
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How to stop emails going to spam in gmail
To tell your gmail account that these emails are not spam and that the sender is a safe sender you also have to add the senders to your contact list in order to ensure that future emails from these senders are never placed in your spam folder ever again:
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WordPress updates
In general there are two types of updates. Wordpress updates which include Wordpress its self along with theme updates. The second type of updates and the ones you will see most often are plugin updates. Wordpress will notify you when updates are available for both of these categories of updates when you log into the…
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Should you kill or terminate a misbehaving process.
Have you ever had a linux process that was not running but when you try to start or restart the process nothing happens. You may find that you need to kill the process before you try to restart it because the process is actually still alive and not responding or not actually alive but the…
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Is My Blog Down for Everyone or Just Me Site Checker!
Have you ever tried to load your site or blog only to find it was down? Then you contact your service provider only for them to tell you that your site is up everything is running as normally. Your service provider tells you that the problem is with your connection or computer. Now you need…
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Update wordpress – WP Maintenance Mode – Internal Server Error – solution
The problem After updating your WordPress and/or WP Maintenance Mode plugin your site is running normally for a period of time eg between 6 and 18 hours. Then at some random time all that any visitor is able to see is an Internal Server Error message. To anyone trying to get to your site, your…
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Where to find Apache response codes and how to determine their meaning.
Where to find Apache response codes and how to determine their meaning. In Virtualmin the job is much easer. After you have logged in to your Virtualmin console select Virtualmin> Logs and Reports> and then either select Apache Access Log or Apache Error Log and you will get a list of the last x number…
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How to Fix “mod_fcgid: HTTP request length 131619 (so far) exceeds MaxRequestLen (131072)” error on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS (Precise Pangolin) Linux.
If you are trying to upload a file through WordPress or another content system to your web site and your website is running on Apache2/PHP5/mod_fcgid, and your browser displays the error: and in your Apaches error log you see something like This error is because the default value of FcgidMaxRequestLen is 131072 which is very…