There is no such device. You are going to connect two server with network. They are going to connected by internet. There are lots of routing path in between Asia and USA.
You will need to either have those severs connected in same Rack or have both servers to 1GBPS link, which may help.
Command for move files from old server to new server, which does not support rsync --remove-source-files
for file in /lx/test/*; do scp -rp "$file" root@192.168.1.15:/lx/scp && rm -rf "$file" ; done
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If there is any port blocked by your proxy server then you will not able to use that port for sure. So setup your SSH of your vps server on such port where your proxy server is allowed to do outbound connection. As wedge1001 advise, you can setup 443 and then refer the docs.
First make sure you have setup correct port for pritunel and there is no port forwarding setup. Also edit /etc/services and define port and service accordingly.
restart your pritunel and then try to grep 80 port. You can then install squid and make sure to modify /etc/services.
You can use two command line tools to optimize images
jpegoptim and optipng
You can install these RPM using yum. (Make sure you have installed EPEL repo already)
You can check man page of both these commands for more information.
The administrative account of RDP always able to view the contents on the server. Therefore having the files on shared RDP is not recommended. You can go with windows VPS and can have full control on your server as well as on your files.
I'm not sure how you are going to rent this RDP hosting. But basically you will need to take care of applications that may need to run by your end clients. Most of the users my use it as Virtual desktop to access abroad things. To avoid any abuse you will need to take control on some...
Did you changes something within nginx configuration? Very first thing is to make sure that the nginx has installed correctly. What did you see when you fire # rpm -qa | grep nginx
Binary probably missing from your OS. Can you give details? So we can help with the same.
Both have their own features
Bitninja runs on application layer and setup its own firewall rules. Their Modules Port Honeypot and Web Honeypot works pretty well, also another feature is malware and dos detection.
With our experience sometimes it can run too many processes when you run WAF...
We have tested this script on CentOS 6 and its works fine , the script also installs other FFMPEG module that are required. However for FFMPEG-PHP you will have to manually download the source file from sourceforge and compile it manually.
Command not found error suggest, The binary is not installed or the path is missing. So that suggest either you have not installed nginx or its not setup properly with correct paths. Try to re-install nginx using Yum as suggested above.
Enable slow queries log in /etc/my.cnf and monitor what queries are causing high load. The database size won't matter but the queries which are taking time could be a matter.
Also try to execute mysqlturner script after 24 hours of mysql uptime.
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