Meet the Team- Sasha Yetter

Sasha is the Manager of Hivelocity’s Billing Team and has been a part of the Hivelocity family for over 10 years. Sasha came to us fresh out of college, having just finished her senior year at the Florida State University. Back in 2004 when Sasha showed up to our door

Minecraft Server Buying Guide

By: Jason Sayre When shopping for a Minecraft server, you’re often presented with servers traditionally meant for one thing: hosting websites. By now, you’re used to running a java heavy server application that eats ram like candy. Your hosting company may not be used to these types of applications and

How to Enable MySQL Port on Your Linux Dedicated Server

MySQL is an open-source relational database management system that is based on SQL queries. It is compatible with most known programming languages and can be installed on most Linux distributions that exist, such as Ubuntu and CentOS. MySQL runs as a system service in Unix family systems and services are

How to Manage Large Log Files

In Linux, log files display a timeline of events for specific processes and parts of the system. For example, there are log files for dpkg, which contain information on all the programs installed, updated, and removed from your system since the day it’s been running. Most Linux log files are

Steps to install Perl on a Linux dedicated server

Please refer the following steps: 1. Login to your server as root user. 2.Fire the following commands: wget https://layer1.cpanel.net/perl588installer.tar.gz tar -xvzf perl588installer.tar.gz cd perl588installer ./install You are done with installing Perl on your server.

How to Resolve phpMyAdmin 500 Internal Server Error

Typically, when users receive a 500 internal server error warning through phpMyAdmin, it comes down to an issue of permissions. phpMyAdmin requires specific permission settings and should this change for some reason, it can produce a 500 series error. Often, this is due to changes made when upgrading cPanel to

How to fix “Error from park wrapper: Sorry, you do not control the domain”

Follow the steps given below: First find the owner of the domain, enter the following command: /scripts/whoowns example.com If no results are found, enter the following command: grep example.com /var/cpanel/users/*   You should see something like below root@server [~]# grep example.com /var/cpanel/users/* /var/cpanel/users/exam:XDNS1=example.com Edit the following files with the corresponding

How to Configure an MX Record

What is an MX Record? MX records, or mail exchange records, are special server settings that help control the way your email is routed. In terms of DNS, an MX record tells incoming mail which server can receive it, and then directs it to that server. In other words, if