RealGSolutions

1. Create multiple domains/websites on the same web hosting
account.
2. Save money and web space by using one hosting account
instead of several hosting accounts.
3. The add-on domain shares all the same resources (disk space,
bandwidth…) with your main site.
4. The add-on domain has its own FTP manager, site stats,
cgi-bin which is created automatically.
5. Upload all pages, images, scripts, forums etc to your
add-on domain directory.
6. Access your add-on domain using several web site addresses
i.e.
http://www.SiteB.com,
http://www.SiteB.SiteA.com
http://www.SiteA.com/SiteB
7. Promote several web sites wit

An add-on domain is a new domain that is added on top of
your main domain. It creates a sub directory within your
main web hosting directory but can show a different web
site. The add-on domain collects the information from the
sub domain directory using the same space and bandwidth as
your main account, however it won’t have its own cpanel
(web hosting manager).

There are numerous scripts out there that use PHP to scan the contents of a particular directory, and create a “gallery” of sorts from all of the images in the folder. There are also JavaScripts out there that allow you to rotate between images in a gallery without refreshing the page - thus creating a slideshow on the page. Well, without having to know too much PHP or JavaScript, you can now have both of those capabilities in one easy to configure PHP class!

This open source PHP class is used to present images in a slide show without reloading the current page. It automatically generates the necessary HTML and Javascript to display the listing of images, on the page. Best of all, the images are scanned from a list of files in a server side directory, which means that you can just upload a new image and it will be there!

You can also easily configure the delay time between switching the images on the page.

Today’s list is a good size. These are all PR2 and PR3 domains, and I’ve made sure that none of them obtained their PageRank by means of redirects.

I recommend that you register them at www.onebytes.com.my ( Malaysia Hosting )

RAWSPORTSTALK.COM (PR3)
RAGANASI.COM (PR3)
RAGAGROUP.COM (PR3)
MCGLINCHEYGROUP.COM (PR3)
FAVKEEPER.COM (PR3)
GENTLEBEGINNING.COM (PR3)
GEOHYDROCONSULT.COM (PR3)
RANCHROADRADIO.COM (PR2)
MARCNIPPDESIGN.COM (PR2)
MANUFACTURING06.COM (PR2)
MANSIONSANTODOMINGODEGUZMAN.COM (PR2)
MAINSTREETFLEA.COM (PR2)
MAAHSP.COM (PR2)

For a little while now I’ve been publishing some lists of domains that are available to register, which have PageRank because they were previously registered but are now expired. A few people asked me how I was getting those lists, but I never really explained it, because it was quite a laborious process. Every day I would download a list of about 60,000 expired domains, parse the ones with the TLDs that I was interested in, chop them up and feed them into an automated PageRank validator, and then of the ones with PR, see which were still available, and which had real PR. Of all the domains that I went through, it was a very tiny percentage that are still available, and weren’t simply parked domains or redirects.

Well, a new website has just been launched that makes it far easier to find expired domains. The site is called Expired Domain Up!, and it boasts of some great functionality. Basically, the database is updated every single day, listing domains that will be available the next day. You can filter on domains with specific PageRank, sort by TLD (such as .edu domains), look for domains with Yahoo and DMOZ backlinks, and see the number of indexed pages in major search engines. If you’d like one of the expired domains with PR, the system shows you where to buy or bid on it.

If this sounds interesting to you, right now is the time to sign up, because for the time being it’s free. I’m not sure how much they’ll charge in the future, but whatever the cost it can easily be recovered by buying an expired domain, building the site, and selling links, posts or the site itself!

How to “Fresh Install Fantastico” 2.8.8 r10 on cPanel 10.2.0-53 (or newer)

I made this summary from several posts & resources. Wish this post will be usefull.

All code can be type from SSH with root access.

select on “ioncube” encoder loader from WHM >> tweak setting.

Change the the /root/.my.cnf file content:
Before:
[client]
user=”root”
pass=”password-here”

After:
[client]
user=root
pass=password-here

UnInstall Fantastico :
Code:
rm -rf /usr/local/cpanel/3rdparty/fantastico
rm -rf /usr/local/cpanel/base/frontend/*/fantastico

Giving permission on tmp folders :

// Add the tmp folders if not exist :
Code:
mkdir /usr/local/cpanel/base/tmp;
mkdir /usr/local/cpanel/3rdparty/tmp;

// set the directory permission
Code:
chmod -R 0777 /usr/local/cpanel/base/tmp;
chmod -R 0777 /usr/local/cpanel/3rdparty/tmp;
chmod -R 0777 /tmp

Install Fantastico :
Edited by kosmo, old instructions removed. Please always use this link for Fantastico Installation Instructions so we need to update only one location:
http://www.netenberg.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=950

// Set Link from fantastico to cPanel Skin (if fantastico link not appears):
Code:
ln -s /usr/local/cpanel/3rdparty/fantastico /usr/local/cpanel/base/frontend/x
ln -s /usr/local/cpanel/3rdparty/fantastico /usr/local/cpanel/base/frontend/bluelagoon
ln -s /usr/local/cpanel/3rdparty/fantastico /usr/local/cpanel/base/frontend/monsoon

// if you got file ownership & prmission notice when you click on fantastico link :
(edited by kosmo)

Code:
chown -R root.root /usr/local/cpanel/3rdparty/fantastico
chown -R root.root /var/netenberg

Please correct if I missed something.

Good luck.

Cheers,

Fendy.

source: netenberg

This tutorial explains a simple, straightforward method for migrating cPanel accounts from one server to another. You can use this method to transfer accounts from an old server to a new one, help customers from another host move to your host, etc. This does not even require root access on one end of the migration. Basically, this is a more reliable method than the “Transfer Account from another Server” tool in WHM, which rarely works.

Requirements:
- cPanel on both servers
- WHM access on the new server (one that the accounts are being moved to)
- root access on the new server

Definitions
The server you are transferring the accounts from = “old server”
The server you are transferring the accounts to = “new server”

Instructions
1. Log into WHM of your new server and create a new account called “restore”, or anything you like for that matter. Remember the FTP address, username (’restore’, in this example), and account password. We will need these for later.

2. Log into the cPanel account you are wanting to transfer on the old server.

3. Click on “Backup >> Generate/Download a Full Backup”.

4. Once here, select the backup destination to be “Remote FTP Server”.

5. Enter your email address for verification, followed by all of the FTP account information for “restore”, which we created on the new server.

-Remote Server: new server’s address
-Remote User: restore
-Remote Password: restore’s password
-Port: 21

Then, click “Generate Backup”. This may take some time to backup the files, depending on how large the account is. You should receive an email provided in the above info once it is complete.

6. Now, log into SSH on your new server.

7. Type in the following commands:

cd /home/restore/public_html ( please double check this link)

ls

After running the list command above (ls), you should see the tar file of the account on the old server. This means that you have successfully sent the file via FTP to your new server.

8. Now move the tar file to your new server’s /home directory with the following command:

mv tar_file_name /home

9. Now, log into WHM on your new server and navigate to “Backup >> Restore a Full Backup/cpmove file”

Once here, you should see the old account’s username under “Possible cpmove archives found:”.
If you do not, log back into SSH and be sure that the account’s tar file has been moved into /home.

10. Type in the account name in the text field in WHM, which is proceeded by “Enter the username for the account you wish to restore:”.

11. Click “Restore”.

12. Repeat process for additional accounts.

Our reseller customers loves this tools as they can now offer not just shared hosting but also WHM reseller hosting to their own client. Each of your customers can be turn into a reseller and have access to WHM the same way you are doing and will not know that you are using JBW as you hosting provider. You just need to fit everyone in your main quota but with our double disk space and bandwidth promotion, this is the time to make the move.

ps: Do you know OneBytes Malaysia also support WHMreseller Master Resellers

A name that identifies one or more IP addresses. For example, the domain name www.onebytes.com represents about a dozen IP addresses. Domain names are used in URLs to identify particular Web pages. For example, in the URL http://www.realgsolutions.com/index.php, the domain name is realgsolutions.com.

Every domain name has a suffix that indicates which top level domain (TLD) it belongs to. There are only a limited number of such domains. For example:
# gov - Government agencies
# edu - Educational institutions
# org - Organizations (nonprofit)
# mil - Military
# com - commercial business
# net - Network organizations
# ca - Canada
# my - Malaysia
Because the Internet is based on IP addresses, not domain names, every Web server requires a Domain Name System (DNS) server to translate domain names into IP addresses.

Domain adalah alamat untuk laman web anda. Contohnya, domain bagi laman web yang anda sedang layari ini adalah http://www.realgsolutions.com. Fikir dahulu masak-masak nama apakah yang anda letak sebagai domain anda, kerana alamat inilah yang orang ramai akan taip di web browser untuk pergi ke laman web anda. Oleh itu, ia haruslah ringkas dan mudah diingati.