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After some hours of work, I have finally published the last version of the RPMs for FreeSWITCH (1.10.11 at this time). If you are looking forward to having a vanilla installation on your RHEL 9-based distribution (CentOS, Alma, or Rocky), this is the way to go.
Read more: How to Install ISPConfig3 on Rocky/Alma Linux 9 (RHEL 9)
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This article is a translation and modification of the original article "Localizing content for better SEO" published in The Ultimate Guide to Web Design.
One of the known issues in SEO and Google is well known in the repetition of content. Google and other search engines penalize sites heavily for identical content. So having international sites with multiple versions of the same content can be a challenge.
Read more: Enhance your SEO without getting punished by multiple Languages and repeated Contents
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Today I have been coding in bash. I have found myself needing to trim out spaces in a string. So, I am sharing with you all how to do it.
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When you need to start doing tuning on your database, the first thing you need to modify is the configuration file. So far, it is easy to do this; the ugly part of this is, that you may need to restart the database daemon if you change a variable. Good news! Some of those variables do not need a server restart.
First, check if the variable you need to modify is dynamic. If it is, do the following:
To verify the current value: SELECT @@max_connections;
To change the value: SET GLOBAL max_connections = 1024;
Enjoy!
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More than one who knows me already knows my history with the FusionPBX author hasn't been a good one. It has been a bitter-sweet relationship. However, lately, I have gotten more rejections from my pull requests: beneficial pull requests such as the ability to expire objects in the new file-cache system arguing that it has hidden purposes and putting on a vote to accept or not a cosmetic fix (a /** **/ comment) are some of the behaviours I don't like. But most lately the removal of MySQL/MariaDB support from FusionPBX, while FreeSWITCH 1.10.x has implemented mod_mariadb, is the big reason why I am forking FusionPBX 5; I did send a pull request returning the support but it hasn't been accepted. A list of all my PRs can be reached here https://github.com/fusionpbx/fusionpbx/pulls?q=is%3Apr+author%3Adaniel-lucio.
We have a very different vision of what a PBX must be.
What is CoolPBX?
My fork will be named CoolPBX. It will follow my vision of what a PBX must be.
