Linux File Compression Algorithms
An overview of Linux file compression algorithms. Learn how tools like tar, gzip, zip, and bzip2 work to reduce file size and speed up data transfers.
An overview of Linux file compression algorithms. Learn how tools like tar, gzip, zip, and bzip2 work to reduce file size and speed up data transfers.
Your guide to file management in cPanel. Use the File Manager for quick edits or FTP for bulk uploads. Monitor disk space and back up your site.
Plesk’s file management capabilities give you control over your website’s content, ensuring that you can maintain your online presence effectively.
Support may inform you of the need to fsck your server to perform a file system consistency check.
Go beyond basic rsync commands. Explore common flags like -a and -z to compress files, preserve permissions, and automate server backups safely.
The locate command is one of the best tools for finding files quickly by filename. This command reads one or more databases prepared by updatedb and writes files matching at least one of the patterns to standard output (one per line). You may need to install mlocate to enable this feature. This article provides instructions for installing mlocate on CentOS and Fedora.
Securely transfer files to your Cloud Sites account using SFTP. Learn how to configure an FTP client like FileZilla and safely upload your website data.
Discover how to sync local and remote systems using the Linux rsync utility. Learn basic commands, remote SSH transfers, and using alternate ports.
Let’s take a look at how to delete files and directories within the File Manager in Plesk. Deleting them takes just a few clicks.
Unzipping a file using the Cloud Sites File Manager is much like uploading a file or folder. You can choose to upload it as a zip file or to extract on upload. Using the steps below, you can unzip files easily through the file manager.
When you set up your backups in Softaculous, you have the option to have them automatically delete on a rotating basis, but deleting them manually takes just a few steps.
Find log file locations on WHM/cPanel servers. Covers Apache, Exim, MySQL & more to help you troubleshoot server errors and monitor activity.