Creating a Subdomain in Webhost
In our example, we are creating a subdomain http://rubyexample.learnwebtutorials.com using CPanel on our webhost… The web root for this subdomain will be in /public_html/rubyexample After...
read moreTutorial to Create a MySQL database on webhost
In this tutorial we will create a MySQL database on our webhost. We are using Hostmonster with cPanel. Bluehost will be very similar. Your webhost might be different. 1. After logging into...
read moreHow to perform a domain name transfer
In this example, we are going to transfer a domain name TutorialWriter.com that we have currently registered on GoDaddy.com to HostMonster.com. HostMonster.com is both a web host and also...
read moreTutorial to create a compressed tar gzip file
On Linux based systems, you can bundle a large set of files and folders into a single “tar” file. Furthermore, you can then compress this tar file to make it a smaller size using gzip. ...
read moreCreate Domain Name Email on Webhost with cPanel
In this tutorial, we are going to learn how to create a domain name email using the cPanel of your webhost. For example, “someone@learnwebtutorials.com” is a domain name email associated...
read moreSetting up Email Client for IMAP Access
In this tutorial, we will show you how to set up the free Thunderbird email client for IMAP access to a domain name email that we had created. If you need to still create an domain name email, follow...
read moreTypical File Permissions
Of course, the file permission should be as restrictive as possible and depends on your particular use case scenario. But the typical file permission for files is 644 and for folder is 755 on shared...
read moreHow to Disable PHP from Running exec
PHP scripts has the ability to run Linux/Unix commands by using the PHP function exec(). That means that anyone with FTP access to your webserver can write a PHP script to execute Unix commands...
read moreRedirect Old HTML page to a New HTML page using RewriteRule in mod_rewrite
If your webhost server is running Apache, then you can use the Apache module mod_rewrite to redirect traffic from one web page (say old.html) to another web page (new.html). This means that if a...
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