Create and Clone a Repo in Github on Ubuntu 18.04

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Reading Time: 2 minutesGitHub is a free repository hosting service, used as version control for web developers to download and push their code from their servers to other users.  In our previous article we’ve instructed on how to add Git to your Ubuntu VPS server. We’ll continue on and show you how to add and clone a repo from GitHub to your server. Continue reading “Create and Clone a Repo in Github on Ubuntu 18.04” →

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Install Rsync and Lsync on CentOS, Fedora or Red Hat

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Reading Time: 4 minutesHave you ever needed to copy files from your local computer over to your Liquid Web VPS server? You may have previously used File Transfer Protocol (FTP) applications for this task, but FTP is prone to being insecure and can be challenging to work with over the command line. What if there was a better way? In this tutorial, we’ll be covering two popular utilities in the Linux world to securely assist in file transfers, rsync and lsyncd. We’ll show you how to install and use both in this article. Let’s dig in! Continue reading “Install Rsync and Lsync on CentOS, Fedora or Red Hat” →

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Setup a Development Environment for CentOS using cPanel

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Reading Time: 4 minutesEditing a website’s code is often needed to update a site, but doing this to the live website could create downtime and other unwanted effects. Instead, its ideal to create an environment especially for developing new ideas.  In this tutorial, we will explore creating a development site specifically for CentOS servers. Continue reading “Setup a Development Environment for CentOS using cPanel” →

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Setting Up a Development Environment in Ubuntu

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Reading Time: 4 minutesOften we want to edit our domain’s code, but on a production website, this can be dangerous. Making changes to the production site would not only allow all of the Internet to see unfinished changes but could also cause errors to display. As a workaround, we’ll create a testing domain or “dev” domain to work out any bugs and changes to the site. As a warning, this is advanced technical work. It’s possible to make mistakes and cause downtime on your live domain. If you are not 100% confident, it may be a good idea to hire a system admin or developer to copy the domain for you. Continue reading “Setting Up a Development Environment in Ubuntu” →

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Copying a Database Table with PhpMyAdmin

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Copying a table is quick and easy to do within PhpMyAdmin. Whether you are trying to make a backup copy before changes are made, archiving data, moving data to a new site or application, or even just working on restructuring your database, PhpMyAdmin can help you get the job done in just a few clicks.

This guide assumes that you have already logged in to PhpMyAdmin.We will go over how to copy a table and go over a few of the options PhpMyAdmin gives us.

Continue reading “Copying a Database Table with PhpMyAdmin” →

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How To Copy and Move Files in File Manager

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Tutorial: cPanel File Manager
I. How to Access cPanel File Manager II. Understanding Menu Items in File Manager III. Understanding File Structure in File Manager IV. How To Create New Files and Folders in File Manager V. How To Copy and Move Files in File Manager VI. How To Rename Files in File Manager VII. How To Upload and Download Files with File Manager VIII. How To Edit Files with File Manager IX. How To Change File Permissions with File Manager X. How To Zip and Unzip Files in File Manager
This tutorial assumes you’ve already logged in to cPanel’s File Manager.
  1. Select the file you want to copy. Let’s select testfile.html.filemgr-cpanel-5-copy-scene02_1
  2. Click on Copy.filemgr-cpanel-5-copy-scene03_1
  3. Please type the file destination, in this case, we will use the “test” folder, then click on Copy File(s).filemgr-cpanel-5-copy-scene04_1 You have successfully copied the file. To check it, either double click on the “folder name” in the right margin, or single click on the “folder name” in the left margin. filemgr-cpanel-5-copy-scene05_1 It’s there. You have successfully copied the file.
  4. Now let’s Move newtest.html to thepublic_html folder. Select newtest.html, and click Move file.filemgr-cpanel-5-copy-scene07_1
  5. Make sure your path is public_html only. Now click on Move file(s).filemgr-cpanel-5-copy-scene08_1
  6. Notice that the newtest.html file is gone from this list. To confirm that it has moved to public_html, click it in the left margin.filemgr-cpanel-5-copy-scene10_1 Congratulations, you have successfully moved the file. You can also copy multiple files by simply pressing the control key, selecting them and dragging the files to the destination folder in the right margin. Or you can move a single file by just dragging it to the destination folder in the left margin.
 

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