by Visakh S | Aug 12, 2016 | Server Administration, Server Management
If you have a website, chances are that it’s running on a Linux server. And the latest news is that, Linux servers with kernel versions 3.6 to 4.6 are vulnerable to malware injection attacks. This was demonstrated on Aug 10th, when security researchers injected...
by Visakh S | Aug 8, 2016 | Drupal, MySQL, Server Management
Fatal error: Class ‘PDO’ not found is an error seen in websites running PHP applications such as Drupal, Prestashop, WordPress, etc. It’ll look something like this: Fatal error: Class ‘PDO’ not found in...
by Visakh S | Aug 7, 2016 | Server Management
Everyone loves fast, secure websites. Google’s SPDY and it’s successor HTTP/2 was seen as a big step towards that goal. As of Aug 6th 2016, 9.1% of websites use HTTP/2, and the trend is seeing a steep rise. All looked good. On Aug 3rd, this smooth ride...
by Visakh S | Jul 26, 2016 | Server Management, Technical Support, WordPress, WordPress Hosting
Studies show that, 26.4% of the internet is powered by WordPress. Now, that’s a big number, and a welcome news to many WordPress design and hosting companies. However, this popularity has given rise to a steep increase in attacks on WordPress websites. Are...
by Reeshma Mathews | Jul 23, 2016 | Server Management, Technical Support
Suppose your server is down. What would you do? Would you rather email the support team and keep checking your mails or contact their live chat for instant updates? Recent surveys show that customers prefer live chat over other phone or email. Here we’ll see the...
by Visakh S | Jul 23, 2016 | Server Management
Setting up SSL is a costly, and often tedious process. A decent 2048-bit certificate costs at least $149/yr, and requires the webmaster to generate a CSR, submit it to the CA, reconfigure the web server, and troubleshoot any errors. It’s then no surprise that...
