Block PHP execution in wp-content/uploads on OpenLiteSpeed: the right .htaccess snippet

Computer monitor displaying terminal output: system metrics, file listings, and kernel error messages — typical sysadmin view (photo: Tima Miroshnichenko)

wp-content/uploads/ is the most predictable target on a WordPress install. It’s writable by the web server (so any compromise that gets a file uploaded lands here), it’s almost never inspected by malware scanners with the same vigilance as wp-includes/, …

Reading and writing exFAT on Linux without corrupting the partition: kernel module vs FUSE driver in 2026

Hand holding a 128 GB Lexar SDXC card — photo by jibarofoto on Pexels

For years, “exFAT on Linux” was a chore. The proprietary spec, the licensing fights, and the patchy out-of-tree drivers meant most distros shipped exfat-fuse — a userspace FUSE driver that worked but was slow and occasionally corrupted partitions on unclean …