service httpd stop
ps ax | grep httpd (Verify that no httpd process still running)
cd /usr/local/apache
mkdir /home2/apache ( Considering /home2 as your new drive)
mv domlogs /home2/apache/
ln -s /home2/apache/domlogs /usr/local/apache/domlogs
ls -la /usr/local/apache/ (Verify the link)
service httpd start

http://forums.cpanel.net/f5/move-apache-domlogs-second-disk-drive-98821.html

Using Lenny-Backports you can install Pidgin 2.6.2 on Debian Lenny.

Backports are recompiled packages from testing (mostly) and unstable (in a few cases only, e.g. security updates), so they will run without new libraries (wherever it is possible) on a stable Debian distribution. I recommend you to pick out single backports which fits your needs, and not to use all backports available here.

-from backports.org

To add backports to your apt sources do the following steps.

open up /etc/apt/sources.list in your editor of choice (as root)

add the line:  deb http://www.backports.org/debian lenny-backports main contrib non-free

save the sources.list

apt-get update

Now you need to add key from backports.

apt-get install debian-backports-keyring

or

gpg –keyserver hkp://subkeys.pgp.net –recv-keys 16BA136C
gpg –export 16BA136C | apt-key add -

or

wget -O – http://backports.org/debian/archive.key | apt-key add -

Now I would suggest removing the current pidgin install.

apt-get remove pidgin

Once it is removed use the -t lenny-backports flag to install pidgin.

apt-get install -t lenny-backports pidgin

http://www.debiantoday.com/install-pidgin-2-6-2-on-lenny/

perl: warning: Setting locale failed.
perl: warning: Please check that your locale settings:
        LANGUAGE = "en_DE:en_US:en_GB:en",
        LC_ALL = (unset),
        LANG = "en_US"
    are supported and installed on your system.
perl: warning: Falling back to the standard locale ("C").
locale: Cannot set LC_CTYPE to default locale: No such file or directory
locale: Cannot set LC_MESSAGES to default locale: No such file or directory
locale: Cannot set LC_ALL to default locale: No such file or directory

dpkg-reconfigure locales

good luck ...

# wget http://rarlab.com/rar/rarlinux-3.7.1.tar.gz
# tar xvzf rarlinux*
# cd rar
# make
# make install

Hope this helps.

rm /etc/xinet.d/pure-ftpd

Bu islem yeterli gelir , sorun duzelmezse eger , pure-ftpd yi  kaldirip tekrar kurmamiz gerekir.

yum remove pure-ftpd
yum install pure-ftpd

Daha sonra yapmamiz gereken daha onceki kayitli olan `lxadmin tarafindan olusturulan fptuser larimizi tanitmamiz lazim` pureftpd.pdb  pure-ftp.conf dosyamizda etkinlestiriyoruz.

nano /etc/pure-ftpd/pure-ftpd.conf
dosyayi actiktan sonra
#PureDB                        /etc/pure-ftpd/pureftpd.pdb
yukardaki satiri asagidaki sekilde degistiriyoruz
PureDB                        /etc/pure-ftpd/pureftpd.pdb

Kayit edip cikiyoruz.`ctrl-x` pure-ftpd yi durdurup tekrar baslatiyoruz. hepsi bukkadar.

/etc/init.d/pure-ftpd stop
/etc/init.d/pure-ftpd start

cat timezone -->America/New_York ->Europe/Istanbul

olarak   biz bu degeri  degisitiriyoruz ve bu sorundan kurtuluyoruz.

This tutorial will explain how to install zgegblog-themes in ubuntu jaunty and intrepid
Thanks to Zgegblog for this fantastic themes

First edit /etc/apt/sources.list file

sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list

add the following lines

deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/bisigi/ppa/ubuntu karmic main
deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/bisigi/ppa/ubuntu karmic main

Save and exit the file

add the GPG key using the following command

sudo apt-key adv --recv-keys --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com 1781bd45c4c3275a34bb6aec6e871c4a881574de

Update the source list using the following command

sudo aptitude update

Install all the themes using the following command

sudo aptitude install zgegblog-themes

http://www.ubuntugeek.com/nice-ubuntu-themes-for-jaunty-and-intrepid-users.html

Karsilastigim bir sorunun cozumunu paylasmak istedim, Apache sunucumda , sitemaplari gosterirken belli bir kayittan sonra sitemap.php dosyasi hata veriyordu, 404 yada 500  hatasi veriyordu , bu sorunu  ModSecurity SecResponseBodyLimit  degerini arttirarak cozebilirsiniz.

After you have enter the RCON password you can access all the RCON capabilities, by typing:
/rcon [command]
RCON Commands

These commands allow individuals to remotely administer a server. Their use is based on having the RCON password. These commands are to be used in the console.
Kicking

There are two ways to do this. The first is to kick them using their player name:
/rcon kick [playername]

The second is to use their user number on the server:
/rcon status (this is to get a list of players and their user numbers)
/rcon clientkick [usernumber]
Restart Server

While you can't actually restart the server, you can reload the server.cfg, which amounts to about the same thing.
/rcon exec server.cfg
Ban an IP

The first thing that you have to do before banning anyone is to add this line to the server.cfg file:
set filterBan 1

Now you can add an IP to the ban list by typing at the console:
/rcon addIP [ip_address] (you can also use IP masks)

To remove an IP from the list:
/rcon removeIP [ip_address]

To list the IPs currently banned use the banlist.txt file.
Referees

Referees are a feature that has been added to help server admins manage their servers. The referee is like a less powerful version of RCON: you can set a password and give it out to trusted players. Unlike RCON, the referee has limited control over how they can affect the server. It gives them the ability to do things like mute annoying players, kick them and even ban them from the server for up to 3 hours. All referee commands start with the ref command. The basic referee command looks something like this:
ref {refcommand} [{parameters} ...]

Referee commands can only be used by a client who has logged on as a referee using the reflogin command with a valid password. If a password has not been set, or if the server has disabled the referee function, no one will be able to login as a referee.
Enabling Referees

To enable a referee, a server admin first needs to set the referee password:
/g_refpass "password"

Then set whether the referee can ban people:
/g_refNoBan 0 (to give them ban power)
/g_refNoBan 1 (to stop them from banning players)

Finally enable referees:
/g_referee 1

Be very careful with allowing referees to ban players on your server, unless you can trust them to use the power responsibly. Otherwise, you might find angry players boycotting your server!
Log on as Referee

To login as a referee you need to ask the server administrator for the referee password. Once you have it, you can login by pulling down the Quake III console and typing:
/reflogin "password"

If you enter the password correctly and the server is set up to allow referees, then you will receive a message telling you that you have successfully logged in. Once logged in you can use all the referee commands. These commands and their effects are listed below.

!command [] description
Time Suffixes

Commands that deal with time duration like !tempban can use time suffixes.

m = minutes

d = days

h = hours

w = weeks

Example:

1d = 1 day

3h = 3 hours

Player Identification

Commands that accept player designations can use several inputs.
Partial Name

The simplest player identifier is the players name. You can use any part of the player name. Only enough charachters to match the players name uniquely is needed. If more than one player on the server has a simular name, you will be prompted with all players matching that name and thier client id.

Example:

!warn playe cuss

This will first search for players with “playe” in thier name; including “player”, “unkownplayer”, and “played”. If more that one player is found a list of results will be shown to pick a more specific user.

Tip:
You can use the !find to show what players match a given name.
Client ID

The client ID is the number assigned to the player by the game itself. The client ID only works for the current gaming session. For a list of players’ client IDs, use the !list command. If a players name is too hard to type or there are more than one players with simuilar names, you can use the client id to single them out.

Example:

!kick 3 tk

Database ID

The Database ID is the players unique identification within the B3 database. It is prepended with an “@” and is often referred to as the “at ID”. This ID is displayed with the !* Leveltest command and the !lookup command. You can use this ID to perform actions against a player even when that player is not connected.

Example:

!makereg @1235

Tip:
You can use the !lookup command to find offline users in the database.
Admin Plugin

!register
Level 0
Scope Private

!register

register youself as a basic user

!help []
Level 0
Scope Private
get info on how to use a command, you can use “*” for partial matches

!regtest
Level 0
Scope Public or Private
display your current user status

!time
Level 1
Scope Public or Private
display the servers current time

!maps
Level 2
Scope Public or Private
list the server map rotation

!nextmap
Level 2
Scope Public or Private
display the next map in rotation

!seen
Level 2
Scope Public or Private
when was this player last seen?

!admins
Level 20
Scope Public or Private
lists all the online admins

!b3
Level 20
Scope Public or Private
say b3 version info

!greeting []
Level 20
Scope Private
set or list your greeting

!list
Level 20
Scope Public or Private
list all connected players

!say
Level 20
Scope Public
say a message to all players

!spam
Level 20
Scope Public
spam a predefined message

!spams
Level 20
Scope Private
list spam messages

!warn []
Level 20
Scope Public
warn user

!warninfo
Level 20
Scope Public or Private
display how many warning points a user has

!warnremove
Level 20
Scope Public
remove a users last warning

!warns
Level 20
Scope Private
list warnings

!warntest
Level 20
Scope Private
test a warning

!admintest
Level 40
Scope Public or Private
display your current user status

!aliases
Level 40
Scope Public or Private
list a players aliases

!baninfo
Level 40
Scope Public or Private
display how many bans a user has

!find
Level 40
Scope Public or Private
test to find a connected player

!kick []
Level 40
Scope Public
kick a player

!leveltest []
Level 40
Scope Public or Private
display the status of a user

!scream
Level 40
Scope Public
yell a message to all players

!tempban []
Level 40
Scope Public
Temporarily ban a player. You can use Time Suffixes for durations.

!ban []
Level 60
Scope Public
ban a player for settings.ban_duration time

!permban []
Level 80
Scope Public
Permantly ban a player.

!spank []
Level 60
Scope Public
spank a player, naughty boy!

!unban
Level 60
Scope Public
un-ban a player

!clear [ ]
Level 80
Scope Public
clear all tk points and warnings

!lookup
Level 80
Scope Private
lookup a player in the database

!makereg
Level 80
Scope Public
make a name a regular * Level 1 user

!map

!restart
Level 80
Scope Public
restart b3

!warnclear
Level 80
Scope Public
clear all of a users warnings

!clientinfo
Level 90
Scope Public or Private
get info about a client

!cmdlevel
Level 90
Scope Private
set a commands level

!delgroup
Level 90
Scope Private
remove a group and remove all clients from the group

!editgroup <-n|-k|-l>
Level 90
Scope Private
change a group’s settings

!groups
Level 90
Scope Private
lists all the player’s groups

!newgroup
Level 90
Scope Private
create a new group

!pause
Level 90
Scope Public
pause the bot from parsing

!putgroup
Level 90
Scope Public or Private
add a client to a group

!rebuild
Level 90
Scope Private
sync up connected players

!ungroup
Level 90
Scope Public or Private
remove a client from a group

!die
Level 100
Scope Public or Private
shutdown b3

!disable Level 100
Scope Public or Private
disable a plugin

!enable Level 100
Scope Public or Private
enable a disabled plugin

!reconfig
Level 100
Scope Private
re-load all configs
Stats Plugin

!mapstats []
Level 1
Scope Public or Private
display the current maps stats for a user

!testscore
Level 1
Scope Public or Private
show how many skill points you would get if you killed {P name}
Team Damage Plugin

!forgive
Level 0
Scope Public

!forgive []

forgive a player for team damaging

@!forgiveall @
Level 0
Scope Public
forgive all attacker tk points

@!forgiveprev @
Level 0
Scope Public
forgive the last person to tk you

@!forgivelist @
Level 0
Scope Private
list all the players who have shot you

!grudge []
Level 0
Scope Public
grudge a player for team damaging, a grudge player will not be auto-forgiven

!forgiveinfo
Level 20
Scope Public or Private
display a user’s tk points

!forgiveclear
Level 60
Scope Public or Private

!forgiveclear

clear a user’s tk points