Always remember that Global PHP must be placed after two other fields and disable display for two other image fields.
Enjoy.

#!/bin/bash
# Script from www.crazyadmins.com to alert admin about larger mail queue
# Save the file as eximqueue.sh
 
######### Edit here ##########
 
_mail_user=your@mail.com # Set this to your email id to receive alerts on mail queue
_limit=200 # Set the limit here
 
##############################
 
clear;
_result="/tmp/eximqueue.txt"
_queue="`exim-bpc`"
 
if [ "$_queue" -ge "$_limit" ]; then
   echo "Current queue is: $_queue" > $_result
   echo "Summary of Mail queue" >> $_result
   echo "`exim -bp | exiqsumm`" >> $_result
   mail -s "Number of mails on `hostname` : $_queue" $_mail_user < $_result
   cat $_result
fi
 
rm -f $_result

The script does not work for us at first time. There for it to work in cron mode we need to add

TERM=linux
export TERM

Also to change every command instances to include /usr/sbin/ (otherwise it will report command not found)

Finally it looks like below

#!/bin/bash
TERM=linux
export TERM
# Script from www.crazyadmins.com to alert admin about larger mail queue
# Save the file as eximqueue.sh
 
######### Edit here ##########
 
_mail_user=your@mail.com # Set this to your email id to receive alerts on mail queue
_limit=200 # Set the limit here
 
##############################
 
clear;
_result="/tmp/eximqueue.txt"
_queue="`/usr/sbin/exim-bpc`"
 
if [ "$_queue" -ge "$_limit" ]; then
   echo "Current queue is: $_queue" > $_result
   echo "Summary of Mail queue" >> $_result
   echo "`/usr/sbin/exim -bp | /usr/sbin/exiqsumm`" >> $_result
   mail -s "ALERT: Number of mails on `hostname` : $_queue" $_mail_user < $_result
   cat $_result
fi
 
rm -f $_result

Set up this to run each minute and we feel better now. Hope that will save you sometime too.

100/100 performance score on Pingdom Tools

YSlow Score is now 99. Highest possible if we know Google Analytisc always is set to score B.

PageSpeed score is 99. Still of course.

Until we found that it is possible to change user that Nginx runs on. Assume your Cpanel account user is ucpanel (replace this with your Cpanel username).

nano /etc/nginx/nginx.conf

Change it from user nginx; to user ucpanel;

Then restart Nginx:

service nginx restart

nginx runs with fastcgi, php-fpm so we will need to change user that fastcgi runs on too.

If you use scripts from Linode then:

nano /usr/bin/php-fastcgi

Replace nginx with ucpanel

Then kill the fastcgi process and start it again:

/etc/init.d/php-fastcgi start

Now Nginx runs as normal Cpanel user, we can assign its root folder to /home/ucpanel/public_html and switch Apache / Nginx much easier, also full Cpanel backup much easier too.

Enjoy!.

Then finally add extension=”ffmpeg.so” inside php.ini, which normally can be found in /etc/php.ini
Or add that as a ffmpeg.ini file in /etc/php.d/ with content
extension=ffmpeg.so
Restart apache:
service httpd restart
And done, enjoy!

http://tools.pingdom.com/?url=http://codeandmore.com/&treeview=0&column=objectID&order=1&type=0&save=true, and we expecting less than 50 elements so:

• less requests
• faster load

Current progress: optimized to less than 40 elements. Loading speed optimized.

Pingdom Test Result after, 38 elements

PageSpeed score 98/100

YSlow score - Grade A - 91/100

More details to come.