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Came across an error after mistakenly clicking a link in my hosting control panel.
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Unable to locate httpd.conf at /usr/local/cpanel/Cpanel/ConfigFiles.pm line 27.

Cpanel::ConfigFiles::find_httpconf(undef) called at /usr/local/cpanel/Cpanel/ApacheConf.pm line 206

Cpanel::ApacheConf::loadhttpdconf() called at whostmgr/bin/whostmgr4 line 197

main::listaccts() called at whostmgr/bin/whostmgr4 line 157

At the time, WHM was working but none of the sites on the server would load. Trying [...]

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Well, I am for now.
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A few days ago I tried to change the SSH port of a server I'm working on from 22 to something different since that's supposed to help with security. But the port I changed to was blocked by the firewall which means that after a reboot I had effectively locked myself out.
The server had [...]

Yup, another blog.
If you read back through the archives here you'll see that I have a real problem with starting new projects. Not that I have a problem starting one. I have a problem starting too many. Right now I've got 2 forums, 1 eCommerce site, and 6 blogs (only 3 of [...]

Looking for a new program, maybe a free php editor. A new search engine called Deligio may help you out. Enter what you're looking for an it'll bring up every program in its database that matches.

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But here are 5 things you may not have [...]

In what may be the coolest, albeit not quite as useful as others, use of Google Maps data yet Mark Caswell-Daniels has created a flight simulator where you can fly around several cities using satellite imagery from Google. With a little work you can even fly around your own city.

Ok, not really. But members of the Oregon State University Linux Users Group made a 260 foot crop circle of the Firefox logo.