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When I first started managing websites, I had no idea how to keep things organized. I thought managing a web server would be super hard. Turns out, it doesn’t …
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If you’ve ever tried to manage a website, you probably know how tricky server stuff can be. I’ve been there too. Back when I started, just logging in to …
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Not everyone wants to live in the terminal. That’s where Webmin comes in. It’s a free, web-based control panel that helps you manage your CentOS server using your browser. …
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If you’re running websites and want an easy way to manage them, CyberPanel is a tool that can help. It’s a web hosting control panel, kind of like a …
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If you want to host your own Minecraft world, setting up a PaperMC server is a good way to go. PaperMC is a version of Minecraft server software. It’s …
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phpMyAdmin is a tool that helps you manage MySQL or MariaDB databases through your web browser. It’s like having a remote control for your database. You don’t have to …
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When you’re building a website or web app, you’ll often need to show static files. These include things like images, CSS, and JavaScript. They don’t change when users visit …
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When you write Python programs on Ubuntu, it’s best to use something called a virtual environment. It helps keep your projects clean and organized. I use virtual environments every …
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If you run a website using Apache and PHP, you can make it faster and safer by using PHP-FPM. In this post, I’ll walk you through how to set …
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Greetings, fellow keyboard warriors and terminal tamers. This time, we’re diving into something powerful, sneaky, and super useful: a little tool called sed. If you’ve ever seen a hacker …
