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Tag Archives: Linux
Linux Portable Apps
Portable Apps is being used by Windows Operating System widely from the Windows user, but they are less portables Apps for Linux World. By now, a new website named portablelinuxapps.org features a number of Linux Portable Apps for Linux Distro … Continue reading
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Tagged 26 July, Linux, Linux Apps, Linux Distro, Linux Free, Linux Portables Apps, Linux World, Portable Apps, Portables, Thumb Drive, Windows Operating System, Windows User
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Update Centos Linux 5.4 to Centos Linux 5.5
As you know, CentOS released version 5.5 and if you are using Centos Linux 5.4, you may actually upgrade it directly through your machine through the Internet with yum command. To upgrade Centos version, you should take this 2 major … Continue reading
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Tagged Centos Linux, Database Backup, Linux, Log Messages, Netstat, reboot, Redhat Release, Yum
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mkpasswd: Generate Random Password
In Linux, you may easily generate a random password through command. To done it, you may use the mkpasswd utility. $ mkpasswd HXyt*m22j Use -l to define the length of the password text as the password length by default is … Continue reading
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Tagged generate random password, Linux, mkpasswd, password, Password Length, Password Text, Random Password
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Create RSA key login for remote login
From Unix/Linux system, you do not need to enter your login password for every login to your remote login. You may create a RSA key to allow you to log into your remote server/box. To create the RSA key, type … Continue reading
Posted in Linux
Tagged Box Key, key generation, Linux, Linux System, Remote Login, Remote Server, rsa, Rsa Key, rsa remote login, ssh, ssh-keygen, Unix, Unix Linux
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Reset MySQL 5.1 Root password
Sometimes you might want to reset your used password since it is used for long time. To reset MySQL database password, you may need to consider different Operating System and it's version will have minor differences during the root password … Continue reading
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Tagged Amp, C Drive, cmd, Database Password, Delete File, File Password, Genie, Linux, Long Time, Minor Differences, Mysql Database, Mysql Set, Mysql Windows, Password Code, Password Reset, Privileges, Reset MySQL database password, Reset MySQL password, Reset Password, Services Exe, Windows Operating System
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Change MySQL Collation
Sometimes, the MySQL database collation could make your web content become question mark(?) and you might not know what is happening and what wrong from your scripting. To understand what is the server default collation, there are two ways to … Continue reading
iptables handy guide
iptables used to setup, maintain and inspect the tables of IP packet filter rules through Linux Kernel. You can modify or manage the rules through the command from console or SSH. To list the IPs that is being blocked, you … Continue reading
Posted in Linux
Tagged Access Code, allow an ip, block an ip, Dport, Drop Code, Filter Rules, Handy Guide, Ips, Iptables, Kernel, kernel blocking, Linux, Packet Filter, Tcp, Yy
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How to Disable directory listing
Some web hosting server setting allow the directory listing by default and you wish to disable it as you might not use the hosting space for web purpose but storage purpose. There are several ways to disable it through your … Continue reading
How to create archives and compress file in Linux
With Linux default environment, tar is come by default and you may easily archives and compress a file or folder easily by using tar command. If you familiar with Linux, you should know that file could be archives to .tar, … Continue reading
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Tagged Bz2, Default Environment, File Tar, File Zip, Folder C, Gz File, Inheritance, Linux, Linux Tar, Tar Cf, Tar Command, Tar File, Tar Gz, Tar Tar, Tar Xf, Tar Zxf, Tgz, Windows Operating System, Zcf, Zip Folder
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Monitor RAM/Memory on Linux
Memory (RAM) is known as an important component on the server to make sure that the server is running smooth and the running process could run in normal state. With Linux environment, it come with several tool to allow server … Continue reading
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