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How To Install Cloudron With Ubuntu 20.04 Server

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Welcome again! Today we will see how to install Cloudron with Ubuntu 20.04 Server (Headless). This turn-key solution lets you run apps such as...
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How to install mlocate on CentOS8

MQ-Jr -
Introduction locate command is one of the best tools for quickly finding files by filename. The locate command reads one or more databases prepared by updatedb and writes file...
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Gping to display ping command in graph

Mel -
The gping tool takes the functionality of the ping tool and displays its data on a graph. With gping you can track the response...
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Keep on eye on your bugs by installing bugzilla on Debian 11

Angelo -
Hello, friends. In this post, we continue with the bug tracking that is so important in many work teams. So today we will show...
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FTP server container Podman fast and right and 4 dirty steps

Neil -
Introduction FTP server container stands for “File Transfer Protocol” and is an excellent protocol for downloading files from a remote or local server or uploading...
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How to Check Bad Blocks or Bad Sectors on Hard Disk in Linux

MQ-Jr -
In this post you will learn how to check Bad Blocks or Bad Sectors on Hard Disk in Linux The sector is the minimum storage...
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4 Step Openldap container Podman Easy

Neil -
Introduction Why OpenLDAP? The project is to copy the LDAP reference source code. OpenLDAP is the abbreviation of Lightweight Directory Access Protocol. LDAP is a vendor-neutral application...
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How to schedule system updates in CentOS 8 / RockyLinux 8 and keep the system secure

Angelo -
Hello, friends. In this post, you will learn how to schedule system updates in CentOS / RockyLinux. Thanks to this, you will have an...
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Allow/Deny SSH Access To a Particular User Or Group In Linux

Mel -
In this article we will be allowing or denying SSH access to a particular user or Group by making a few changes in SSH...
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3 Linux commands to shut down the system and you will able to do it easily

MQ-Jr -
Hi Guys, In this guide, we will illustrate the difference between shutdown, poweroff, halt and reboot command in Linux. So let's start: (1): Shutdown Command shutdown command organizes the time for the system...
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