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Mount /tmp with noexec
Find which site is sending spam email from apache@yourdomain, How to track spam sent out from your server through php/apache
Disable Majordomo for all sites
4 Primary Areas For Tuning Your Server
Redhat ROD/Remote Console How To
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HOWTO: FFmpeg + FFmpeg-PHP + Mplayer + Mencoder + flv2tool + LAME MP3 Encoder + Libog
How to setup email Smart Host to send emails via Gmail or DynDNS's smtp.
The problem with some SSL cert authorities is that they won't regenerate a new cert for you to use the moment you switch servers. This is the problem I faced with Geotrust. All the company is willing to say is that you should be able to export the CSR, key file, and the cert quite easily.
So after a bit of mucking around, this is what I did when I found that WHM didn't transfer the cert over when I copied the domain account over.
You'll need to have SSH root access for this.
Before you begin, make sure that you've already used the WHM copy account function to transfer the domain account, dns settings, etc, over.
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