How to FTP filesIn Feburary 2016 30,

In Feburary 2016 30,
Determine the name of the server you wish yo log in to. Many times, this will be given to you by the person who is receiving or sending the file. For public access FTP sites, you can either search for them through an Internet search engine or 'guess' by replacing the 'www' in a web address with 'ftp.' For instance, you could try 'ftp.aol.com' as opposed to 'www.aol.com.'
Go to the command prompt for your operating system. For Windows, this means opening an MS-DOS window. Type 'ftp
,' where
is the name of the ftp server you are logging into, and press 'Enter.' Enter your username and password where requested. For public access servers, the username will almost always be 'anonymous' and the password your full email address.
Use the command 'dir' to list a directory's contents and 'cd' to change to a different directory until you find the file you want to receive or the directory your wish to transfer a file into.
Use either 'get
' or 'put
' to receive or to send the file.
Type 'bye' when the files have been transferred to end the connection.
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How to Add Files Folders to an FTP SiteIn Feburary 2016 08,

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Right-click 'Start' and click 'Explore.' The Windows Explorer window opens.
Type 'ftp: //myftpserveraddress/' in the address bar on the top left of Windows Explorer, replacing the dummy address with the actual FTP address, and press 'Enter.' The 'Log On As' security box appears.
Type in your FTP user name and password, and then click 'Log On.' You should have access to your FTP files and folders on your FTP site. Windows Explorer will display the hosted files and folders on the right pane of Windows Explorer.
Move to the left pane of Windows Explorer. Browse your computer, locate your files and folders, and drag them to the right pane of Windows Explorer. This will upload your files and folders to your hosting site.
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How to Flush a Slow Query Log in MySQLIn Feburary 2016 02,

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Connect to a remote MySQL server through SSH, or open a terminal window if you are located with the physical server.
Type “cd mysql-data-directory” at the command prompt, replacing mysql-data-directory with the path to the location of the mysql data files on your server. By default, the data directory is located in /var/lib/mysql .
Rename the current log files if you want to keep a copy for analysis, by typing the following at the command line.mv mysql.log mysql.old
mv mysql-slow.log mysql-slow.old
Flush the log files by typing at the command prompt:mysqladmin flush-logsMySQL closes any existing log files, and then reopens them as new files with the same names.
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