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X-Ray Technology Turns Flowers Into Science Fiction

X-Ray Technology Turns Flowers Into Science Fiction taking floral Ray X is hardly something new. But does not mean that I see, I will not ooh, pretty This particular set was taken by photographer based in Singapore, Brendan Fitzpatrick.

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Disable the ftp access for cpanle users

If the connection by default cpanel is enabled for ftp access, then hacker can easily steal account ftp and load the script. Thus, for the reason of security to disable access FTP for cpanel users means Β«domain.comΒ» is the field and domain is the cpanel username you cannot access the ftp account using the domain user.

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How to find all hidden files recursively on linux

Linux system shell user. To locate and list all hidden files with directories on a Linux server. You can recursively list all hidden files and directories. And you save the result in a text file. Use the following command to find hidden and non-hidden files and directory.

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How to remove all files in Linux server’s directory except one file

Bash remove files in Linux server’s directory except some files. You need to clean up in a download directory
i.e. delete each files from ~/Downloads/ folders not including the below types:
.iso – All ISO image (.iso file)
.zip – All zip files. (.zip files)

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How to Add Repositories in to Linux server

There are several repositories in CentOS, only a few of which are enabled by default. The core enabled repositories are [base], [updates],
[addons], and [extras]. The more repositories are not enabled, as they could replace your core packages.

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How to get started with iptables

The β€œiptables” firewall software, installed by default on most Linux systems, is used to filter, redirect or block network traffic allowing to exact rules.
We will just get the table β€œfilter”, which is the default table.

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How to create phpinfo pages

To get all the mandatory advice about PHP and Apache installed on the server, you can create a phpinfo file to your web directory.
The file will contain information about the PHP variables, PHP modules, Apache variables, Apache modules, environment variables etc.
To see that information, follow these instructions:
Login in server as root on a SSH session
Create a file name it phpinfo.php and reset its permissions in your document as follows:

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