” INDEX
Indicates an index (position) within the current FILE. The position is specified in mm:ss:ff (minute-second-frame) format. There are 75 such frames per second of audio. In the context of cue sheets, “frames” refer to CD sectors, despite a different, lower-level structure in CDs also being known as frames.[5] INDEX 01 is required and denotes the start of the track, while INDEX 00 is optional and denotes the pregap. The pregap of Track 1 is used for Hidden Track One Audio (HTOA). Optional higher-numbered indexes (02 through 99) are also allowed.
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Plesk FUCK: Raising Courier-IMAP connections for server on Plesk.
Instructions
Plesk comes configured with both a limit of connections per IP address and an overall limit of Courier-IMAP connections. Modern IMAP clients such as Mozilla Thunderbird use mailbox caching to open up multiple connections to increase performance. In the case of Thunderbird, it opens up 5 connections by default which is already 1 connection more than Courier-IMAP’s default restriction. Add another few computers behind a firewall and, depending on your IMAP configuration, those additional may not be able to connect at all since a single Thunderbird client is already utilizing all connections.
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How to – WordPress – command line – WP-CLI
About WP-CLI
It is often quicker and easier to do many tasks at the command line, and WordPress administration is no exception. You can use the WP-CLI (WordPress command-line interface) tool to back up and restore WordPress sites, install plugins, and much more. Additionally, you can use WP-CLI in cron jobs to automate tasks. WP-CLI provides similar functionality to the Drush command-line tool for Drupal.
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lftp –> Fatal error: Certificate verification: Not trusted
lftp –> Fatal error: Certificate verification: Not trusted
$ lftp user@test.ftp.com:/directory
Password:
cd: Fatal error: Certificate verification: Not trusted
To disable certificate verification in lftp,
$ cat ~/.lftp/rc set ssl:verify-certificate no