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Technical stuff on which I work includes PHP, Linux, Solaris, Application server... list is big
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world-L-technical The Blog for Linux Technical Notes and with Solution. Wednesday, 27 February 2013 How to Increase /tmp Partition Size and secure it in cPanel. Solution ::- You can easily increase your cPanel server /tmp partition size using the below commands. Stop cpanel, httpd, mysql services on your server. ------------------------ # /etc/init.d/cpanel stop # /etc/init.d/httpd stop # /etc/init.d/mysql stop ------------------------ Then Umount the /tmp and /var/tmp partition as
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Home Blog About Previous Work Software Contact Handy Linux Commands January 1, 2010 at 2:09 pm · Filed under Software Some handy linux commands I use from time to time. I?m posting this mostly for my own reference, but they might be of use to others. Clearing a file A quick and easy way to empty a large file, such as say, a log file, is the following: cat > filename -> then hit ctrl + d Finding a recently modified file The below command will find any files modified or created
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