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I remember the first time I set up a website using Apache. Everything was running smoothly until I started noticing strange entries in my server logs. It seemed like …
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I still remember the first time I set up a Linux server. I was so excited to connect to it using SSH. But within a few days, I started …
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If you’re running Ubuntu, you might want to make your system do something every day without having to remember it yourself. This is where cron jobs help. In this …
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If you use Linux, you’ve probably heard about backups. Backups are just copies of your files. If your computer crashes, gets hacked, or you delete something by mistake, a …
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If you’re building a website or app, you may want it to be fast and responsive. One way to help with that is by using Redis. In this post, …
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If you run a Linux server, you’ll want to keep an eye on its health. One tool I really like for this is htop. It’s simple, fast, and easy …
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If you’re running a website or app on a CentOS server, using the latest PHP version can help with performance and security. PHP 8.3 is the newest stable release …
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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 …
