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24 Sep 2018 1 minutes read
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How to Enable Auto Start for KVM

I had one of my dedicated servers crash the other day and when I fixed it and booted it again, some of my virtual …

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19 Sep 2018 2 minutes read
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How To: List Files in Ubuntu/Debian Package

If you’re ever looking for a specific list of files included with one of the packages on your Ubuntu/Debian/Mint …

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20 Aug 2018 1 minutes read
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How to Fix Fonts in X11 Forwarding

I’m installing VirtualBox on one of my remote Linux servers and installed the software from their repository that …

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24 Jul 2018 2 minutes read
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Use Lsblk Command for Storage Analysis

As I’m working through my very first ebook under the Unix Tutorial brand, I’m learning lots of very …

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04 Jul 2018 5 minutes read
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What Hardware Virtualization Really Means

Many of us have heard about hardware virtualization, but as far as I can see there is still a lot of confusion around …

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22 May 2018 2 minutes read
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How To: Show Modules Loaded by Apache

Just a quick tip today, should help all of you who are setting up their very first Linux/Apache/PHP/MySQL (LAMP) …

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27 Nov 2014 2 minutes read
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How To: Confirm Which Ports Are Open on Your Linux System

If you wish to see which ports are open on your Linux system, perhaps to check your configuration, you can use the nmap …

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26 Nov 2014 2 minutes read
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How To: Patch Bash Against Shellshock

Since you’re reading this you’re probably already aware of what Shellshock is; a number of vulnerabilities …

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05 Sep 2014 1 minutes read
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Keep Iptables Rules After Reboot

The iptables command on Linux allows setting the rules for the Linux built-in firewall to follow when filtering packets …

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03 Sep 2014 2 minutes read
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How to Use Dpkg to Compare Two Linux Servers

While we mainly install, remove, update and otherwise manage software on Debian and Ubuntu based systems using apt-get, …

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