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| HowTo: change your Linux text editor If you wish to change your Linux editro from, let's say, vi to nano, SSH to the server as root, and... |
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| Server Load Balancing Why is load balancing of servers needed?
If there is only one web server responding to all the... |
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| What is an IP address? Every server on the Internet has a unique identifying number, called an IP Address. A typical IP... |
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| Interpretation of Webalizer Stats Report keywords What do the different types of statistics mean?
Pages - The number of web pages accessed by... |
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| Linux Home Server HOWTO This , written by Miles Brennan, will explore the concepts and configurations for establishing a... |
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| Linux commands The following is a complete list of all Linux commands and their descriptions in alphabetical... |
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| How can I update the clock on the server? SSH to the server and run the following commands (in that order):
/usr/bin/rdate -s... |
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| How can I find hidden processes on my server? Run the following command to list out all running processes, regardless of whether or not they... |
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| How can I find the largest files and/or directories on my server? If you wish to find out what file or directory is taking up the most space, SSH to the server and... |
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| Memory for crash kernel (0x0 to 0x0) notwithin permissible range During the boot process you may see the message:
"Memory for crash kernel (0x0 to 0x0)... |
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| HowTo :: re-size a Linux partition To re-size the space on a partition, you can use use of the following two tools:
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| HowTo :: extract a RPM binary package without installing it SSH to the server and do the following:
mkdir -p /home/rpm-tmp
cd /home/rpm-tmp
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| HowTo :: disable cgi and/or Php function in a directory To disable cgi function in a specific diretory, do the following:
cd into the directory... |
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