Basic systemctl commands
Systemctl is a command line utility that is used to manage services on Linux systems, and if you don't regularly manage Linux systems, you might find…
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Systemctl is a command line utility that is used to manage services on Linux systems, and if you don't regularly manage Linux systems, you might find…
A Log Aggregator or Log Management system allows you to delve into system and software logs for many machines, or create alerts for particular issues…
While testing out OMV on a variety of hardware, I was looking to install the plugin (to decrease the wear of the USB onto which I'd installed OMV -…
This post will show you how to get Home Assistant OS running as a VM on a Proxmox VE host in just a couple of minutes.
This guide will show you how to upgrade from one version of Ubuntu to the next (20.04 to 22.04, in this example). TL;DR: run 'do-release-upgrade'
Why even visit? Here's a one-liner: sed -i 's/oldip/newip/g' /etc/network/interfaces /etc/hosts && systemctl restart networking - You're welcome!
This guide will show you how to speed up your Ghost CMS site for visitors by utilising Varnish Cache, and how to clear the cache using webhooks.
Molly-Guard is a utility for Debian/Ubuntu systems that will prevent accidental remote shutdowns or reboots. This overview will explain how to get it up and running.
ModSecurity is an open-source web application firewall, and although it was originally developed for Apache, it can now sit in front of NGINX and even IIS web servers.
When creating a system from a clean image using a build script, it can get really annoying if one bit of software blocks the rest of the script from…
I'm going to prefix this whole post with: Computers/servers automatically logging in is bad security practice. Certain situations may require this…