Yahoo! 360° is closing on July 13, 2009
You might have received the following email in your inbox if you are using Yahoo! 360°:
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Dear Yahoo! 360° customer,
On July 13, 2009, Yahoo! 360° will be closing and your new profile on Yahoo! will become the place where you connect with the people who matter to you most. With only fourteen days remaining, it’s important for you to save any information you’d like to keep, and begin transferring your blog to your new profile. Anything not saved from your Yahoo! 360° account before July 13, 2009, will no longer be accessible. Here are some details to guide you through the transition.
What you need to move to your new profile
Your 360° information will not be automatically transferred to your new profile on Yahoo!. To move your profile photo, nickname, and any personal status messages, you’ll need to first save or download them before July 13, 2009. Once you’ve saved this information, you can later upload it to your new profile. Be sure to head over to your new profile soon so you can make it look just the way you want.
What to do with your blog
Be sure to take your blog with you as part of this transition process. To help, we’ve built a blogging tool for you in your new profile on Yahoo!. We’ve made the move easy; it takes just one click to take your posts with you. If you’d prefer to take your blog to a different website instead, you can download an archive of your posts and transfer them to your new blog space. Click here to read more about your blogging options.
Some content will not be supported in your new profile
Please note that your new profile will not allow mature content. Also, you will not be able to take the following with you to your new profile: your 360° inbox, testimonials, friend categories, local reviews, RSS feeds, tags, or custom theme. If you want to retain any of this material, we strongly recommend that you return to your pages and download it before July 13, 2009.
Your privacy settings are retained
Your privacy is important to us. Both your new profile and your blog contents will be set to “private”. This means unless you change the setting, you will be the only one able to see your profile.
To help you through this transition, we’ve compiled a list of the most frequently asked questions and resources here.
Thank you for using Yahoo! 360°. We look forward to seeing you in your new profile on Yahoo!.
The Yahoo! Profile Team
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Yes, Yahoo is going to close Yahoo 360 service from July 13, 2009 onwards. If you have any information on Yahoo 360 then make sure to save or download your existing 360 information before this date to keep from losing it.
Kailash
Alternative for HyperVM and Kloxo/Lxadmin
Recently, there were multiple security hyperVM discovered in HyperVM and Lxadmin/Kloxo. Though they have released patches to fix these vulnerabilities but still we are unsure that it has fixed all the vulnerabilities in HyperVM and LXAdmin/Kloxo. Many people already moved to alternative control panel.
Below are the list of alternatives available for HyperVM and LXAdmin/Koloxo:
Alternatives for HyperVM:
- VDSmanager
Alternatives for LXAdmin/Kloxo:
- cPanel
- Plesk
Your comments are invited. If you have any another alternative you can update in this post.
Kailash
WordPress 2.8 is available now
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Security vulnerabilities found in HyperVM and LXadmin/Kloxo
Recently, there were multiple security hyperVM discovered in hyperVM and Lxadmin/Kloxo and they had instructed to upgrade hyperVM/Kloxo systems to the latest version as soon as possible. If you have still not upgraded your HyperVM/Kloxo systems then it’s time to upgrade the system. They have not yet posted the vulnerabilities but according to them they will post within next few days.
To upgrade hyperVM or Kloxo master, Run:
/script/upcp
If you do not upgrade your system then there is a chance that someone can compromise your server and take full control on your server.
How to change MySQL database collation from phpMyAdmin in cPanel
Sometime you may require to change MySQL collation to use foreign character encoding. There are many ways to change MySQL collation. Here are the steps to change MySQL collation from phpMyAdmin in cPanel:
[1] Login to your cPanel and click on “phpMyAdmin” icon.
[2] Click on your database name and the go to “Operations” tab.
[3] At the bottom of the page you will see the collation option. You can now select a collation from the drop down menu and click on the Go button.
Please note that the new collation will be set for new tables only. Old table will use the previous collation under which they were created. If you want to use new collation for already created tables, you will need to change collation for all tables.
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