May 29, 2025
Fix WordPress Curl Error 52 Empty Reply from Server
CDN,Cpanel,HTTP/WebServer,MySQL,Nginx,Open Source,PHP,SSL,TLS,Web Apps,Web Performance,Website Builders,WordPress,WordPress Security,In WordPress, the message “curl error 52: empty reply from server” typically reflects a critical failure in establishing a proper response from the server. This issue can stall external API calls, break plugin functionalities, and disrupt core operations. It’s not just an inconvenience—it’s a breakdown in the request-response cycle that WordPress relies on. Why WordPress…
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April 28, 2025
Exploring Database Servers: Real-Life Use Cases, Roles, and Core Benefits
Database Servers / DBMS,Disaster Recovery,Microsoft SQL Server/Oracle Database,mssql,MySQL,MySQL/PostgreSQL,NoSQL Database/MongoDB,Database Servers Demystified: What They Are and Why They Matter In the modern digital world, data is the core element that drives all applications. From e-commerce platforms and banking systems to healthcare portals and social media apps, every click, transaction, or search relies on data being processed and delivered in real time. At the…
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November 9, 2021
MariaDB vs MySQL- Differences you need to know
Database,MySQL,Create directory & set permission using a single Linux command We will see the major difference between the popular and extensively used database MariaDB vs MySQL. We know that MariaDB’s fork was introduced to secure future access to MySQL and its further development. Here we will see the main difference that you need to consider…
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June 15, 2021
7 Ways to Optimize High-Traffic in MySQL
Database,MySQL,You might face a sudden spike in your traffic in MySQL, and this can be due to many reasons. When the load in your system increase, you would experience a delay in response time, your database will be unavailable, etc, so make sure you mitigate these error as soon as possible. You can try any…
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March 4, 2021
Steps to Install MySQL 8.0 on Ubuntu 20.04
MySQL,Ubuntu,MySQL is the most popular used Open source Database Management System. Some of the new factors of MySQL 8.0 are Atomic Data Definition Statement Support, Enhanced Security and account management, and Support different types of indexes and Query Optimization.Let’s start the installation of MySQL on Ubuntu by using the steps given below. Step 1: Install…
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November 17, 2020
Now run MySQL instance in one machine itself!
Database,MySQL,The most common dilemma we face today in production is with servers runningolder versions of Mysql and if we need to upgrade to a relatively latest version what will happen to clients who use the older version of Mysql and their applications. Will they stop working? Do they need to upgrade their applications related to…
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July 7, 2020
SQL Server error 906 Troubleshooting
Database,mssql,MySQL,SQL Server,You would have come across SQL Server error 906, when your SQL Server fails to locate any element into the SQL tables for a specific database you would probably have received the below error message: “Could not locate row in sysobjects for system catalog ‘%.*ls’ in database ‘%.*ls’. This system catalog should exist in all…
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March 13, 2010
Rendering MySQL query results in vertical format
FreeBSD,Linux General,MySQL,Easily reviewing SELECT query results in a shell window can be particularly difficult when a table consists of numerous columns. Remedying this inconvenience is easily done by appending the \G switch to the query: mysql>SELECT * from users WHERE id=1\G Executing this query with the \G switch attached formats the output like so: mysql test>select…
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December 26, 2009
Converting MySQL query results into a CSV file
Linux General,MySQL,To dump data from the database into an Excel file, SELECT query can be used to convert data to CSV formatting. Converting MySQL query results into a CSV file All needs to be done is to identify how the fields and lines should be terminated. For example, to dump a table named customers to a…
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December 26, 2009
How to change the client prompt in MySQL?
Linux General,MySQL,Change MySQL’s prompt by using the prompt command: mysql>prompt mysql (\d)> Once executed, the currently selected database will appear in the prompt, like so: mysql (mydatabase)> It’s also easy to lose track of which database server you’re logged in to, not to mention which account you’re using. To fix this, modify your prompt using the…
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