Since pecl extension is compiled against PHP 5.6 in official FreeBSD repositories you’ll need to manually compile this PECL extension to have it included in PHP 7.0. Luckily for you process is really simple. Install autoconf so PHP can detect variables: pkg install autoconf Download latest PECL extension version from
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So recently Firefox added section “Recently bookmarked” on top of the list of your bookmarks. It displays 5 most recent bookmarks you’ve added. I pretty much hate it and wanted to disable it. To disable it navigate to about:config and set: browser.bookmarks.showRecentlyBookmarked to false.
I’ve been in a fight with tmux on how to create new session under certain name, but if it already exists to attach to that current one for a very long time. Reason for that was that when I’m connecting to the remote servers I usually have my own session
Recently I’ve had a situation that on one of the servers with Plesk panel installed on it SSH service was not working. Unfortunately there is no way to restart the service via panel for some reason. You can restart other services, but not ssh, probably because service itself is not
cPanel “CURRENT” release tier just got bumped to version 11.64 which brings few things and resolves few issues and oddities. This is Release Candidate channel so it may take some time to get those features to RELEASE or STABLE update tiers. Features/Fixes that got me excited in this release: Minimum
Ever wanted to have tmux session inside of tmux session? Don’t know how to control the one inside of current tmux session? Easily: Ctrl+b Ctrl+b COMMAND So basically, you need to send your prefix twice. You can also use: Ctrl+b+b COMMAND
This post is intended to share list of Firefox extensions I use. Maybe you get use of some. It was inspired by this article. Anyhow, my current list goes like: Better reader Helps me adjust behavior of Reader View that is built in into firefox. I can change color scheme,
Pretty neat little command that I wasn’t aware before, but quick check of the manpage would bring it to my attention. :-) To check current disk activity stats on your zpool you can use: zpool iostat -v POOLNAME You can of course omit pool name, without it it’ll show statistics
Securing R1Soft Server Backup Manager (CDP) with SSL/TLS encryption sounds like a good idea. Using Let’s Encrypt to accomplish that sounds even better! Unfortunately, there’s no way to automatically install SSL certificates to Server Backup manager as its web interface is being run by Apache Tomcat, which parses those certificates
This is more of an reminder for myself when trying to install cPanel system on cheap, low memory system, just to test something out. On CentOS 7 cPanel requires at least 1024MB of RAM, while on CentOS 6 it requires 768MB of RAM. If you have less than that install
