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Has a plugin caused your WordPress site to crash? This tutorial shows three (3) easy ways to disable all the WordPress plugins when you can’t disable them through dashboard: using SSH or FTP, using phpMyAdmin and using the mu-plugins folder.
As part of your Linux server setup, you need to create a virtual memory space that will supplement your RAM. This is called “swap space” and can be done in a few seconds if you know how. Using this tutorial with screenshots, will learn how to create a swap file.
Have you backed up your WordPress database for a rainy day? If not, get on it right now! Because you’re going to need it someday. Better yet, have regularly scheduled backups so you don’t have to remember manually. Here’s how to accomplish this with a minimum amount of hassle.
If you need to update your CentOS kernel, you first need to enable the repository that contains it. Once that’s done, enabling the repo and installing a kernel of your choice is no more difficult that installing any other Linux package using your package manager!
