Deployment of web applications can be difficult and cumbersome if you don’t have the right tools. If you’ve ever deployed a Java application before, I’m sure you’ve heard of JAR files (which stands for “Java ARchive”). Everything executable/accessible that makes up the application can be bundled in a single JAR file, which is a blessing when it comes time to deploy.
Mail Accounts: mail Utility CLI command line
The mail utility is used to manage domain mail service and mail names (e-mail accounts) through CLI. By using this utility, you can perform the following tasks:
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PHP: disable PHP Timeout
By default, php scripts will timeout after 30 seconds. While not recommended, you can override this setting with the set_time_limit() command. Useful if you are using php to process multiple files, etc.
One Div
One div aims to highlight the potential of CSS3 through a library of single element logos.All icons displayed on the website are realised in pure css with only one html div. The challenge is also to provide an alternative to SVG. Indeed icons allow precise borders preserved even resized (As vector format). Then we can see a clear interest inresponsive design.
Plesk Password retrieval via the command line (Linux / Windows)
Plesk Controlpanel has several tools to retrieve the ‘admin’ password to gain entrance to the Controlpanel. Up to version 10.2 these were just unencrypted text files (say what?) on the server. Since 10.2 you need to use a command to retrieve them in plain text (sounds better, doesn’t it?).
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Get mailbox info on command line Plesk
Using the command line is sometimes a lot quicker than fannying around with a panel in the browser. So to grab a quick summary of a users mailbox, the following one-liner will show all you need: