the Recode extension has been deprecated and removed as of PHP 7.4. Despite this, it is still possible to install the extension manually in PHP 7.4 using the following steps.
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How to Import a Large MySQL Database via Command Line on CWP, VestaCP, and cPanel Servers
In this tutorial, we’ll walk you through how to import a large MySQL database on servers running CWP (Control Web Panel), VestaCP, or cPanel. We’ll also explain how to handle database backups, especially when they are archived in formats like .zip or .gzip.
Don’t use stock images until you understand these important copyright basics
The Creative Commons copyright licenses give everyone from individual creators to large companies and institutions a simple, standardized way to grant copyright permissions to their creative work. Creative Commons is a nonprofit organization that works to increase the amount of creative works available in “the commons” — the body of work that is available to the public for free and legal sharing,
Copyright exceptions to know before using public domain images
Creative Commons (CC0) images are copyright free in most cases but here are some important exceptions you should know about before using them in your next design project. It’s important to understand that “public domain” grants you permission use an image freely without asking permission from the image author but it’s your responsibility to make sure the depicted content doesn’t infringe on
How to Optimize Apache, PHP, and MySQL Performance for a 1GB RAM VPS
Managing a VPS with only 1GB of RAM requires careful optimization to ensure smooth performance and avoid issues like out-of-memory (OOM) errors. While 1GB of RAM is sufficient for running a single application, tuning your stack—Apache, PHP, and MySQL or MariaDB—can maximize performance.
How to Enable GZIP Compression on a Linux Server Running Apache
GZIP compression is a method of bundling (zipping) web pages on a server before delivering them to visitors. This process reduces bandwidth usage and significantly improves page loading speeds. Once the compressed page reaches the visitor’s browser, it is automatically unzipped. The entire process of compression and decompression takes only a fraction of a second and is seamless for the end user.