Pleask backend files in linux machine: Plesk root directory : /usr/local/psa Version : /usr/local/psa/version Admin password is stored : /etc/psa/.psa.shadow Plesk configuration file : /etc/psa/psa.conf Restart Plesk : /etc/rc.d/init.d/plesk restart Apache Main httpd configuration file : /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf Plesk httpd : /etc/httpd/conf.d/zz010_psa_httpd.conf Include conf files are under : /etc/httpd/conf.d (depends on… Continue Reading Plesk Back end files

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Introduction H-Sphere is a hosting control panel that organizes server components, configurations, and services in a structured directory layout. Understanding these locations is essential for system administration, troubleshooting, and maintenance of services such as DNS, HTTP, FTP, Mail, and MySQL. Prerequisites Implementation Root Directory Configuration Files Control Panel and Scripts… Continue Reading H-Sphere Locations

Introduction Monitoring login activities on a server is essential for maintaining security and tracking user access. A Bash script for login details logs helps system administrators capture and review information such as user login time, IP address, and session details. This allows quick detection of unauthorized access and improves overall… Continue Reading Bash Script to Capture Login Activity Logs

Introduction Nagios is a widely used open-source IT infrastructure monitoring tool created by Ethan Galstad. It helps system administrators monitor servers, network devices, applications, and services in real time. Nagios continuously checks the health of systems and alerts administrators when issues occur—often before users even notice them. It plays a… Continue Reading Introduction to Nagios Monitoring System

Introduction If your website or domain is taking longer than usual to load, one possible reason could be high server load. Monitoring the server load helps you identify whether the system is under heavy usage, overloaded by processes, or affected by services such as Apache or MySQL. This article explains… Continue Reading Load in a server

Introduction Databases are a critical component of any website, and any corruption in database tables can lead to application downtime, data inconsistency, and connection failures. In some cases, due to unexpected server crashes, improper shutdowns, or high load conditions, MySQL tables may become corrupted, making the website inaccessible or unstable.… Continue Reading MySQL table repair

Introduction: Log files in cPanel servers play a crucial role in monitoring, troubleshooting, and maintaining the overall health of the system. They provide detailed records of server activities, including user access, email transactions, system processes, and errors. By reviewing these logs, administrators can quickly identify issues, analyze traffic patterns, and… Continue Reading How to check cPanel Log files