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Changing WordPress SEO Plugins from Platinum SEO to Yoast SEO

September 29, 2011 7 Comments

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Changing WordPress SEO OK the time has come to change my WordPress SEO plugin , I want to change over to use the Yoast SEO Plugin.  I have been using Platinum SEO up until now, but I can’t help noticing more bells and whistles that the Yoast plugin comes with. The developer Joost de Valk …
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Cats: SEO, WordPress Tags: data, platinum, plugin, SEO, transport, yoast

Create an updated image of OS X Lion 10.7 with a Local User Account using InstaDMG

September 28, 2011 6 Comments

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InstaDMG Part 2[/caption] Part 2 – Tutorial of the basics of using InstaDMG with OSX Lion 10.7. Please refer to Part 1 to get familiar with the basics of creating a simple ‘out of the box’ InstaDMG image of OSX 10.7. Moving on from the initial image created with InstaDMG which will boot the Mac …
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Cats: Imaging, macOS, Tech Tags: build, image, instadmg, lion, OSX

Create an up to date image of OS X Lion 10.7 Using InstaDMG

September 8, 2011 7 Comments

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This is an introduction to InstaDMG, which is a powerful command line tool used to produce clean never booted OS X images, these images can include OSX incremental upgrades as well as 3rd party software and scripts. This particular guide is a reference to getting started and just produce an up to date OSX 10.7 …
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Cats: Imaging, macOS, Tech Tags: image, instadmg

FTP/TLS or FTP/SSL not working on VPS with CSF Firewall

September 7, 2011 2 Comments

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CSF is a great opensource firewall to use instead of raw IP tables and it includes a WHM add on module for cPanel servers, but getting FTP/TLS or FTP/SSL to run successfully needs a couple of tweaks. FTP works fine over Port 21 but is not considered that secure. To get FTP/TLS SSL working you …
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Cats: WebRoot

Google Panda Highers Page Rank

August 5, 2011 Leave a Comment

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Well I got my page rank back to 3 when Panda came a knocking once again, so basically it was dropped for about 1 month from the first round. For the keywords “coolest guy on the planet” the site is currently flitting between No.s 10/11 on Google and No.s 1/2/3 on Bing/Yahoo. The  focus page …
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Cats: SEO Tags: Coolest Guy on the Planet, Google, links, PageRank, panda, SEO, Yahoo

Delete Author and Date Information under WordPress Posts for the Twenty Ten Theme

August 4, 2011 Leave a Comment

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Delete author and date credits under posts for the Twenty Ten WordPress theme – for rolling posts edit loop.php and for single page posts edit loop-single.php Comment out or (delete) twentyten_posted_on as below on the second line. <div class=”entry-meta”> <!– <?php twentyten_posted_on(); ?> –> </div> <!– .entry-meta –>

Cats: Tech, Theming, WordPress Tags: author, date, php, posts

Sort out your Canonical URLs in Drupal – Force http://www

August 4, 2011 3 Comments

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Avoid any content duplication and ensure Google opts for a particular version of your site when indexing – fix up your redirects to choose either http://yourdomain.com or http://www.yourdomain.com by putting in a 301 redirect. There is a possibility that failing to this may create duplicate content and be penalised by the Googler You can get …
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Cats: Drupal, SEO, Tech Tags: drupal, Google, redirect, SEO, url

Query another different DNS Nameserver with Dig and NslookUp

August 3, 2011 Leave a Comment

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Query another different nameserver using dig or nslookup to look up dns information or check that your nameserver is acting OK  – in this brief guide we’ll use the public Google ones at: 8.8.8.8 8.8.4.4 For dig use it on the command line like so: dig @8.8.8.8 adomain.com For nslookup: nslookup adomain.com 8.8.8.8 For nslookup …
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Cats: macOS, Open Source, Tech Tags: dig, dns, nameserver, nslookup, propagation

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