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Installing & Configuring XCache for W3 Total Cache on a cPanel Server

This tutorial explains how to take advantage of XCache to increase the speed and performance of your Wordpress blog.

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How to Customize Apache Error Pages

Lots of sites have custom error pages. This improves branding. It looks professional, and, lets face it, the default error that comes with Apache is simply useless and embarrassing for a serious web site.

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How to Install mod_cloudflare on a cPanel Server

This tutorial explains how to install mod_cloudflare on cPanel server.

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An Introduction to Apache Log Files

In order to control web serving activity, it’s important to keep an eye on logfiles. These provide keys into what’s going right and wrong with a website and are invaluable tools in the web administrator’s arsenal.

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Working with PHP safe_mode

PHP safe_mode is very important to web administrators as it can help prevent dangerous scripts running that can jeopardise the security of your web server.

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Using mod_rewrite to Prevent People From Using Your Website’s Images

Mod_rewrite is an incredibly powerful Apache tool that is used to manipulate URLs. This tutorial teaches you how to use mod_rewrite to prevent other sites from using images from your website.

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Beginner’s Guide to Apache Server Side Include (SSI) Functions

Server Side Includes (SSI) allow web administrators and developers to add dynamic content to live web pages which are generated from scripts. Learn how to use SSI to your advantage.

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Understanding Basic httpd.conf Configuration Settings on Your Apache Server

As the main configuration file on an Apache HTTP server, the file controls major settings and can allow for customization on your machine. Found in the /etc/httpd folder, the file should be secured against external writing since it controls a wide range of important functions.

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