The max_execution_time directive defines the maximum execution time for your PHP scripts and applications. If not configured, the default maximum execution time for a PHP script is 30 seconds. …
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Some PHP functions could be a security risk if allowed in a system. These functions include exec(), which could be used to execute shell commands in a system if …
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MySQL is one of the world's most popular open-source databases. It is mainly used on many database-enabled websites, mostly for being free and powerful.
If you happen …
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MariaDB and MySQL table name is case sensitive if it's running on case-sensitive systems such as in Linux and Unix. Windows however does not enforce case sensitivity for its …
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You need to restart your Apache service for any changes you made to the config file to be effective. It is then crucial for your to test your Apache …
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Websites are typically hosted on a URL that starts with or without www. The choice could be personal, though sometimes are required. Certain CDN, for example, requires a website …
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HTTPS provides encrypted traffic with the use of SSL or TLS. As websites are moving away from HTTP to HTTPS, it's generally a good idea to automatically redirect visitors …
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Apache Access Log records incoming HTTP requests to the server, and CustomLog directive defines what is kept in the log. The following is an example HTTP request, CustomLog directive, …
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Apache, by default, will serve files to the users as fast as the bandwidth or TCP/IP allows. In an environment where you are hosting files for download, and you …
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HTTP/2 is a significant improvement over HTTP/1.1, especially in the speed department. Apache supports HTTP/2 though it's disabled by default.
You can enable HTTP/2 for …
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