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The.htaccess code is used to redirect all HTTP and HTTPS requests to the HTTPS protocol, using a secure connection. We need to update this file with a script that will fix Apache to use the new TLD we provided, in addition to changing the HTTP status code to 401 to prevent unauthorized access without redirecting to the authentication page.
The rest of the script will handle the conversion process. We will search for all JPEG files on your server and convert them individually, while also converting PNG files to lossless WebP images. The script execution will continue when all conversions are completed or a particular set of conditions are met.
As seen below, the script needs to be executed as root in order to not display the authentication prompt even if the user is in the sudoers file. The script is used to find all PNG files on the server and convert them to WebP lossless images using the imagepng utility to compress the images locally. The WebP extension is supported by all modern browsers and provides a significant performance improvement.
The script needs to be executed at multiple intervals and run in the background to avoid any disturbances in the conversion process. It can be installed as background.sh, and should be stored as composer.lock in the private/ directory. This script also includes the line of code that disables PHP execution in safe-mode before executing the conversion sequence.
If you drop the HTTP or HTTPS listener, you have to restart all the daemons. If you prefer to keep the HTTP listener running without restarting the daemons at all, you do have to restart the MySQL server if it crashes and the MySQL MyIIS Admin is using the HTTP listener, otherwise you will not be notified of the issue. However, you can still use the directadmin client to manage the MySQL database.
The above feature limits the rate of sync operations on the server. This feature is not recommended for production servers. For more information, see the https://directadmin.com/directadmin-1-41/ doc. d2c66b5586