Archive for the ‘Break-Fix’ Category

This error is not specific to Litespeed but can be encountered while building PHP with MySQL support on 64-bit systems. The fix is to tell the build that the MySQL client is indeed installed, but in a different directory, by adding the following flag to the configure line in Litespeed: –with-libdir=lib64 The reason being the [...]

If you receive one of the following errors, it’s very possible the Apache process is listening on port 443 but is not responding using the SSL protocol routines. In brief it is a protocol mismatch. Here’s a list of possible errors: Firefox error: SSL received a record that exceeded the maximum permissible length Apache error [...]

Outlook fails to login or retrieve emails after a server move. This is due to the SSL certificate on the new server confusing Outlook. This is especially important when the mail server name used in Outlook doesn’t change during the move. The solution is to reset or regenerate the email services certificates on the new [...]

In this article, we are going to cover the Linux utility strace. Before you read on, keep in mind that we (UNIXY) are a fully managed server provider and are always happy to assist our clients one way or the other. Should you happen to be a customer and need a hand with server management, [...]

In a perfect world, no one would need such a hack to clean up infected files. But as it is today, so much poorly-written software finds its way into people’s hands and Websites. All it takes is to fall behind by one minor release or sometimes a rare vulnerability to find yourself in hot water. [...]

April 16, 2009 ? Posted in: Break-Fix2 Comments

If you attempt to store a file larger than roughly 5GB, the Amazon service will generate the following error and fail to store the file: <Error><Code>EntityTooLarge</Code><Message>Your proposed upload exceeds the maximum allowed object size</Message><ProposedSize>6091682399</ProposedSize><MaxSizeAllowed>5368709120</MaxSizeAllowed></Error> One way around this limitation is use the GNU/Linux command split to divide the file into several smaller chunks, which are [...]

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