We just made some small calculations and here are the domain name registration results on 30 July, 2007.

.com Com TLD domains: ~71.473.000

.net Net TLD domains: ~10.048.000

There are hundreds of quality dedicated server providers around the world. Some dedicated server offers come with 10Mbps and some with 100Mbps up link port speed – what should I chose when ordering a dedicated server?

In order to understand network speed, let’s look at the following transfer speeds and calculations:
1024Kbps = 1Mbps (316GB per month if used 24/7).
10Mbps used 24/7 can transfer 3164GB per month or 105.4GB per day.
100Mbps can transfer 31640GB per month or that is roughly around 1054GB per day.

And that is just in one direction – the server has… Read the rest of this entry »

The art of goal setting is that it is one of the most powerful processes that are used for personal planning. The actual stage of setting goals helps a person to realize where they want to go in life as an individual. By knowing exactly what they want to conquer in their life, they know where they have to concentrate their efforts. They will also know how to quickly spot the distractions that would normally cause a person to go astray and wonder off course. Not to mention, that properly set goals can be motivating and can also help a… Read the rest of this entry »

If you are experiencing problems with flash video hosting and getting errors because of the incorrect header value it may be that the mime type has not been correctly set-up.

Flash video files have extension .flv and mime type: video/x-flv

Edit your web server config and add this mime type setting.

In order to update Apache, php and all the other required libs and packages you can execute

/scripts/easyapache

under root user via server shell. You will be provided with a few choices to continue installation with gd, freetype, phpsuexec,  load previous config – depending on your system requirements. I usually choose option #5 but you may try #7 that will load previous config.

Fetching http://layer1.cpanel.net/buildapache.sea (0)….@69.90.250.34……connected……receiving…1%…2%…3%…4%…5%…6%…7%…8%…9%…10%…11%…12%…13%…14%…15%…16%…17%…18%…19%…20%…21%…22%…23%…24%…25%…26%…27%…28%…29%…30%…31%…32%…33%…34%…35%…36%…37%…38%…39%…40%…41%…42%…43%…44%…45%…46%…47%…48%…49%…50%…51%…52%…53%…54%…55%…56%…57%…58%…59%…60%…61%…62%…63%…64%…65%…66%…67%…68%…69%…70%…71%…72%…73%…74%…75%…76%…77%…78%…79%…80%…81%…82%…83%…84%…85%…86%…87%…88%…89%…90%…91%…92%…93%…94%…95%…96%…97%…98%…99%…100%……Done
Creating directory buildapache
Verifying archive integrity… All good.
Uncompressing buildapache………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
Checking Update System……..Rpm Sanity Check PASSED!
Verifying compiler and libs….Verifying installation….Using newyum support…
Setting up Install Process
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You can manually update your linux cpanel servers by executing the following commands under the root login when you have logged in server shell via console, telnet (!) or SSH.

yum update (if you have yum update package)

/scripts/upcp (will upgrade Cpanel)

/scripts/easyapache (will upgrade Apache, php..)

Normal output from /scripts/upcp will be as follows:

Updating /scripts…
Sync Source: http://httpupdate.cpanel.net/RELEASE/scripts
Fetching http://httpupdate.cpanel.net/cpanelsync/RELEASE/scripts/.cpanelsync.lock (0)….@74.200.65.162……connected……receiving……Done
Fetching http://httpupdate.cpanel.net/cpanelsync/RELEASE/scripts/.cpanelsync.bz2 (0)….@74.200.65.162……connected……receiving…27%…54%…81%…100%……Done
…Done
Checking and Repairing System Package Setup……Done
Setting up ip statup……Done
Configuring editors……Done
Creating symlinks for common binaries……Done
Setting Clock……Done
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