FAQ: Your guide to the AlexHost service

The Linux operating system kernel plays a key role in stability, performance, and security. Regular kernel updates are important to make improvements, fix vulnerabilities, and support new hardware. In this article, we will look at the process of updating the kernel on various Linux distributions. Updating the Kernel in Ubuntu and Debian For these Linux […]

In the Linux operating system, deleting files within a folder can be accomplished through various methods, each offering different levels of control and flexibility based on your requirements. One of the most common ways is using the rm command, which provides options to delete files, directories, and even recursively remove entire directory trees. For example, […]

For users leveraging AlexHost’s Linux hosting solutions, having access to detailed file management tools is essential for system administration tasks. AlexHost’s hosting environment supports a variety of Linux-based configurations, enabling administrators and developers to employ command-line utilities effectively. With the powerful infrastructure provided by AlexHost, users can navigate complex tasks, such as approximating file creation […]

When hosting on AlexHost’s high-performance servers, efficient resource management is critical to maintaining optimal system performance and preventing issues like process starvation. AlexHost provides robust hosting solutions designed to handle multitasking environments effectively, ensuring that server resources are allocated equitably across processes. With AlexHost, users benefit from stable infrastructure and tools that support priority management […]

XRDP is a software that allows Linux users to connect to a remote desktop via Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP). It provides a graphical interface similar to what users see on their screen when working directly on their computer. Here are some reasons why Linux users might want to use XRDP XRDP is a client-server architecture […]

Reasons and Solutions for Error 413: Request Entity Too Large The Error 413: Request Entity Too Large is a common HTTP status code that appears when a client attempts to upload a file that exceeds the maximum file size limit set by the server. This error often occurs when uploading large files, such as images, […]

PHP 8.3 marks the latest advancement in the widely-used server-side programming language, bringing with it a host of new features and enhancements that empower developers to build more efficient and scalable web applications. This version builds upon the strengths of its predecessors while introducing innovative functionalities designed to streamline development processes and improve performance. Among […]

AlexHost offers our clients and potentially interested parties a domain transfer service. During this procedure, EPP (Extensible Provisioning Protocol) is requested. This protocol provides a standardized way to exchange information between registrars and domain registries, ensuring security and efficiency in the transfer process. AlexHost ensures that the domain transfer process is smooth and hassle-free, minimizing […]

Managing files and directories is a critical aspect of effectively using Ubuntu, particularly when it comes to maintaining a well-organized server environment. Whether you’re running a small personal server or managing a large-scale enterprise system, the ability to create and manage directories is essential for maintaining order and efficiency. Proper organization of your file system […]

To effectively resolve the “SET PASSWORD has no significance for user root@localhost” error, you must first understand the cause. This error can occur for a variety of reasons, each of which requires a different approach. For example, it may be related to current security settings that restrict the ability to change the password for the […]