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It’s easy just run this command and than choose a language: system-config-language

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As you would know if you have tried to brand cpanel with their fairly new tool it sometimes doesn’t apply the changes or sometimes only some images stick. Considering this is a two year old bug I wouldn’t count on it getting fixed soon. Luckily the fix is easy. Just login as root and run [...]

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Starting: vi filename          edit filename starting at line 1 vi -r filename     recover filename that was being edited when system crashed Exiting: :x<Return>     quit vi, writing out modified file to file named in original invocation :wq<Return>     quit vi, writing out modified file to file named in original invocation :q<Return>    [...]

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To install CPanel over Centos minimal 6 you need to get some basic packages. You can easily grab those with YUM here is the package command to get Centos Minimal install ready for CPanel. yum groupinstall base

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kill -s 9 [PID] Also try it without the -s if it won’t go.

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Pretty simple, this takes minimal load and delivers the data as it’s found. grep -R String *

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du -ax –max-depth 1 /var/cpanel | sort -n | tail This is a great command to simply find what folders are the biggest in a directory. You can replace the /var/cpanel with any folder and it will list everything in there and how big they are in order. Once you find the big folder then [...]

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The server path to date can very for different servers, you will need to run this command to find it: which date For most servers it is: /bin/date This is the same for perl and php

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