When converting a site that may be serving content with a date based URL, something like {domain}/{path}/{year}/{month}/{slug}/, it makes sense to retain the existing structure when porting content; the old content is indexed by the likes of Google, Yahoo, Microsoft. Getting existing content re-indexed is a nightmare, if it is even possible. One possible way to fix this...

So you have decided to get a Cloud Server and you want to install a LNMP stack on your server. This is a total possibility and all you have to do is enter a few commands. I am sure that you have heard of a LAMP stack on a Linux Server, but have you heard of a LNMP stack. Well this is...

So you have decided to get a Cloud Server and you want to install a LAMP stack on your server. Well this is totally possible. All you have to do is issues these few commands. After you issue these commands the server will install: Apache, PHP 5.3, MySQL # Update and then install LAMP stack on a Debian 6 Server aptitude -y...