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You don't need to wait anymore! Well, as long as you are willing to put some effort in it and do it manually. Couple minutes ago I've successfully installed on cpanel79 a Let's Encrypt certificate...

You're right, bumping it up to one year must have done the trick and I misread the resulting expiration date.

I'd still expect the icon to be compressed. anyway (I found out that .ico files do...

I was checking out that my last website behaves as it is supposed to and happened to notice that the site favorite icon is not getting gzipped and does expire immediately instead of being cached.
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Can this be done at all? Due to the privacy law of the country where most of my customers are based (IP addresses in the server logs are treated as 'identifiable personal data') a website owner is...

You're right, Litespeed doesn't seem up to date with this Limit thing:
http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/showthread.php?t=3567

Next thing I can think of is good old mod_rewrite:
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Totally untested, and off the top of my mind: adding this to your .htaccess should block any HTTP method except GET (and, probably, HEAD)


<LimitExcept GET>
Order allow,deny
Deny from...

Hello there. I've been around since March 2003 or so, and no intention of changing. Hat off to Andrew for cocooning us with a quality service. Anybody else?

Oh, here we go again. The folks at php-security.net are saying that the above rules might not be enough to prevent the trick. They do put forward a new set. I've opted for a 'belt and suspenders'...

Hello all.

Php.net just published bad news: there is a vulnerability in the PHP interpreter that allows anybody to get the source code of any PHP page just by adding ?-s to any URL. This affects...

Some suggestions (from someone who hasn't played with WP since long ago, admittedly):

- set up a subdomain for your WP instance; it will still live in a directory, but Wordpress would not know...

Putting this into the .htaccess file in the site root should do the trick:


RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^(www\.)?mydomain\.com$
RewriteRule ^(.*) http://mydomain.org/$1...

Well, it's the test that gets it wrong - that /^.{1}$/u regex pattern checks for the test string to contain exactly one character, while the supplied string contains two of them, √ and ±. Guess...

I totally subscribe to the "have a drink today" idea. No matter what's it for... :)

.htc behaviours do have quite a history of odd surprises popping up. Years ago i remember getting caught in one of these with the CssHover htc: called from a CSS file in a subfolder IE6 resolved its...

Well, I just tried to run a preg_match('/\pL/u', 'a') on cPanel59 and it worked just fine, so UTF-8 support should be there - on that server at least.

Been playing a little with this thing, just being curious. What I found is that you can have conflicting instructions in your php.ini (root folder only, no effect elsewhere) and your .htaccess (think...

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I opened a trouble ticket earleir today asking what happened to cpanel59... and got an answer in 52 seconds straight!
http://tinypic.com/4dulf59j
My hat is off.

FWIW, I agree: 50 MB is way over what any sensible attachment should need. I'd hate one such elephant landing in my mailbox.

Hey, it's nice once in a while to be a 'first' :)
This doesn't happen all that often.

I agree, sending such amount of stuff by mail is definitely not a best practice. It all started when my client first received that 52 MB PDF attachment by mail and tried to send it along to another...

Hello. Has something changed lately regarding the message size limit?
I've just seen a Thunderbird replying something about a global size limit on the server side, somewhere around 52 MB.

It's the effect of the recent passage from Apache to LiteSpeed. Now a php.ini in the root folder applies to all subfolders, and php_value|php_flag commands in .htaccess are supported.

Huh. Interesting|! I've found some info here: http://www.litespeedtech.com/docs/webserver/config/general/#htaccess , but it seems a little outdated, as is doesn't list some directives that I have...

1) I've just looked into a freshly created account with a browser and the folder listing says "Proudly Served by LiteSpeed Web Server". I guess this is just Apache masquerading as another server?
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