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Syslint ™ Technologies is a technical support and software development company offering enterprise solutions since 2008. Our team consists of people that have been mastering their knowledge about all sorts of Unix / Linux systems. With such experience, we joined the web hosting industry in order to make your business grow faster and smoother. Our system administration and security services have been appreciated by many companies throughout the world that run their businesses on Unix platform.

Nov 19, 2012 - no comments Release Notes

Cpnginx version 6.0 available now

Cpnginx released a new version 6.0 with some major changes. Please check it from http://cpnginx.com/. From this version there is a change in the l....

Aug 28, 2012 - no comments News & Updates, Tutorials

New Web acceleration Engine Testing – Turbo Boost Website Loading Speed

Today Syslint released (alpha inhouse release )one of our own web acceleration engine service. It is currently running on our production websit....

Aug 13, 2012 - 2 comments Tutorials

Your SOA EXPIRE number is: 360000. That is NOT OK

This is not a big problem in DNS records. Eventhough this warning is annoying. The best SOA record expire time is 2 to 4 weeks . To solve this is....

Jun 21, 2012 - one comment Tutorials

Curl Issues with curl-ssl , Centos 4.x

You can see there are some resent issues due to update of ca-bundle files. So in Centos 4 servers the common ca-bundle files located on /usr/shar....

May 27, 2012 - no comments Release Notes

cPremote version 6.1 available

Hello, There is a bug fixed version of cpremote 6 available , the new version is 6.1 . It have the following changes, New feaure : Added a bran....

May 26, 2012 - no comments Release Notes

cPremote version 6.0 released

cPremote released a new version 6.0 with a lot of new features. Please check it from http://cpremote.net/ . From this version there is a change in....

Mar 19, 2012 - no comments Tutorials

How to do Directadmin to Directadmin Migration

The directadmin to directadmin migration is easy. Set the value skip_domains_in_backups=1 in /usr/local/directadmin/conf/directadmin.conf . Thi....