Find and Delete certain files in CentOS Linux
This command can be scripted (needs to be run as root), but this script is not covered here. Basically what this command does is search… Read More »Find and Delete certain files in CentOS Linux
This command can be scripted (needs to be run as root), but this script is not covered here. Basically what this command does is search… Read More »Find and Delete certain files in CentOS Linux
This outlines on how to setup a NFS Client/Server architecture.Used by myself for Moodle to access Datafiles, as I employ multiple webservers. 0. Package Installation… Read More »Setting up an NFS Share on CentOS 5.x
Moodle.org recommended performing regular re-indexing of the tables in a Large Moodle Installation. Since my install of Moodle uses the MyISAM storage engine, this will… Read More »MySQL Maintenance for MyISAM Tables
eAccelerator is an opensource optimizer/cache for php. For a Moodle install, it typically brings down server load (a lot!) by caching frequently requested content. The… Read More »Installing the Eaccelerator cache for php – on CentOS
As part of any disaster recovery plan, backup of the MoodleData folder is also critical. The critical variable in this equation is Disk Space –… Read More »Backing up Moodle Datafiles to a remote server
This is an addendum to my earlier post: Backing Up your Moodle Database Now you have a database backup. In the event that something horrible… Read More »Restoring a Moodle Database Backup
This particular utility is only applicable to Mysql Databases using the MYISAM storage engine. I could have used the mysqldump utility, but I prefer the… Read More »Backing up Moodle Database
This is for a single server Moodle Install. Assumption: A base install of CentOS 5.x is completed, and mysqld and httpd have already been installed.… Read More »Moodle Installation on CentOS 5.x