Category: Guides
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Do you want to play Minecraft with your friends on your own server? Hosting your own Minecraft server on an Ubuntu VPS is a good way to do that. …
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If you’re managing a Debian server and prefer a graphical interface over command-line tools, Webmin can be a valuable asset. It’s a free, web-based system administration tool that simplifies …
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Sometimes Apache just doesn’t start. You type in sudo systemctl start apache2, and nothing happens. Or worse, you get an error. I’ve been there. If you’re facing this, don’t …
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Hosting multiple websites on a single VPS using Nginx is a practical and efficient way to manage your web projects. In this guide, I’ll walk you through the steps …
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If you’re looking to manage torrents on your Linux server, qBittorrent is a great choice. It’s free, open-source, and offers a web interface, making it ideal for headless setups. …
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Do you want to try Docker on your CentOS server? Docker lets you run apps in containers. These containers are fast and clean. You don’t need to install apps …
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If you run an Ubuntu VPS, you might have heard of something called swap. It helps your server when it runs out of RAM. In this guide, I’ll show …
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If you have a Linux server, you’re probably already thinking about security. I was too when I first got mine. There are many ways to secure your server, but …
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Do you have your own domain and want to use it with email? I’ve done that too. I use Fastmail because it’s private, fast, and easy to manage. But …
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Setting up a mail server may sound hard at first. I used to feel that way too. But once I broke it into small steps, it made a lot …
