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Hello.

I need to run a batch file on my CentOS VPS. however, obviously Batch Files are Windows based, so is there any way at all I can run a command similar to this?

cd daemons
:endlos
../usr/local/apache/bin/php.exe event.php
goto endlos

Is it possible to run some kind of batch file on centos?

We need a highly secured operating system.So which one is best redhat or fedora or centos?
And also which is bug free?

Which operating system is best for server and security centos or redhat or any other os available?

Hi i have a website with some funny videos on a static page , some flash games and a forum the number of total visitors i expect to visit it is about 100k a month i have some shared hosting on godaddy but they allow only 200 connections to be made at the same time they told me i need to upgrade to a VPS or Dedicated server. How many people at the same time can those servers handle?
Do you think this plan would be ok or would it be slow and low bandwidth? thank you for your time.
• OS: Linux CentOS
• RAM: 2 GB
• Storage: 30 GB
• Bandwidth: 1,000 GB/mo

How many people can view my website at the same time?

I’m running a centos vps and it wont start up, do I have to delete some stuff?
Alert: could Not Start Vps, Reason: Error: Not enough free memory and dom0_min_mem is 0, so I cannot release any more. I need 131072 KiB but only have 67072.:

Alert: Could Not Start Vps, Reason: Error: Not enough free memory and dom0_min_mem is 0, so I cannot release a?

Creating a New User in CentOS 5

1. SSH to your server as root
2. Create a user:  /usr/sbin/useradd newuser
3. Expire ther user immediately: /usr/bin/chage -d 0 newuser
4. Set blank password: /usr/sbin/usermod -p “” newuser
5. If you want to set the user’s password:
* su newuser
* passwd
Changing password for user newuser
New UNIX password: <enter your password>
Retype new UNIX password: <enter your password>
passwd: all authentication tokens updated successfully.

That’s it!  From there on, you have a user that can be used to host your website or blog!