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Use rsync to preserve everything.

Search for the exact mcrypt package: You can then install the appropriate package as per your servers arch.

Have you added the Handlers in the webserver configuration, it does it automatic though but just incase it didn't, you have to add them and restart the webserver.

Did you tried cleaning RPM databases and rebuilding it?

Any error you see on executing You can check the correct php.ini the server is using by You also have to enable APC in php.ini with the following line: Here are the steps to install APC on CentOS server which shouldn't be much different than installing it on Ubuntu.

Was the server previously having WHM DNS Only? If yes, then installing the standard cPanel/WHM won't work. You will have to reinstall your server and then install the cPanel control panel with the steps you have stated above.

The hosting provider normally install the cPanel on the server. You have to first login to WHM with port 2086 and root/rootpassword, setup your server and add domains from it. You can then access the cPanel i.e. the end user panel of the domain using 2082 port and the user/pass of the domain.

Yes, it is possible to install Wordpress on both the sub-domains. Create the required databases and just follow the standard wordpress installation for the subdomains as well. Set "A" records for both the subdomains to point them to your server IP. The "A" record has to be added in the DNS zone...

Add images.chanbooru.com and videos.chanbooru.com as main domains on VPS A and B respectively and then edit the DNS zone of chanbooru.com on VPS C to add "A" records for both the subdomain to point to their VPS IPs.

Yes, show engines; need to be executed on the mysql server prompt and then come out of it. BTW, the easy way to check if innodb is enabled is to execute the following without entering the mysql prompt You may need to provide mysql username/password as per your mysql configuration.

Do you mean you would like to have a GUI interface on your Linux server? If yes, you have to install VNC server on your linux server and VNC viewer on your local machine to connect to the graphical interface of the server.

DNS report of your domain looks clean. Its definitely the ISP cache/DNS that is causing the problem, so only thing you can do is to wait for a day or two.

In such a case, only your hosting provider can help. If the file system is read-only, the provider need to perform a file system check and take necessary steps accordingly.

By default you are allowed only 2 simultaneous connections, if you need more, you have to purchase the terminal services license.

Semi-Dedicated is like a VPS server where people have complete access to it. If a semi-dedicated server is directly targeted, the main server has nothing to do with it. @JoomlaZ: If a server is attacked, mostly the server load dont' rise. If the server load is rising, there could be number of...

Did you tried /usr/local/bin/python ?

Where you able to migrate the database on your new server?

No, the name servers are registered at the domain registrar i.e. GoDaddy in your case. You have to use your server IPs while registering the name servers. After the registration, assign those name servers to your domain in the GoDaddy panel itself. Then you have to create a DNS zone on your...

You are using the NS those are resolving to your server IPs, so the DNS zone of your domain should be present on your server. BTW, a DNS zone is added automatically at the time of domain creation, so you can exclude the Add DNS zone step.

Run it manually and you will see the output You can also add these restart commands in the script given above.