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Author: Banko Stoyanov

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Banko StoyanovFebruary 7, 202210min0
What is the most difficult aspect of creating a new WordPress website or redesigning an existing one? Many argue that it is deciding on a domain name. Others, however, argue that it is locating the best WordPress hosting. But what if you had to choose from literally tens of thousands of themes? For example, on WordPress.org […]

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Banko StoyanovFebruary 3, 20223min0
What is a ping of death attack? A PoD (Ping of Death) attack is a type of denial-of-service (DoS) assault where the attacker sends a packet that exceeds the maximum permissible size, causing the victim’s computer to crash or freeze. The original PoD attack is becoming less frequent. An ICMP flood attack, which is similar, is more common. […]

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Banko StoyanovDecember 11, 202114min0
Here at CooliceHost, we will answer the most frequently requested question. We will discusses how ZFS handles read and write caching. ZFS is a sophisticated file system with numerous features like shared storage, data cleaning, capacity, and much more. However, one of the best aspects of ZFS is how it caches, reads, and writes data. […]

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Banko StoyanovSeptember 7, 20212min0
CooliceHost has been integrated new web-base mail client called RainLoop for its customers, giving them the ability to: Preview their attachments without downloading them (in the new tab of the browser) Fast and easy navigate through all of their mails thanks to the with it clear and simple design Included features: Modern user interface. Complete […]

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Banko StoyanovOctober 11, 20201min0
Systemd made imposing a limits on a customer account so they do not bring the server down relatively easy. You just need to ensure that it cgroups are fully enabled .   nano /etc/default/grub   find GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX=”  ” and add the systemd.unified_cgroup_hierarchy=1 there, save   update-grub && reboot   Next execute systemctl set-property user.slice CPUAccounting=1 […]


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