by Mark Sanborn on June 29, 2009
sSmtp is an extremely simple, resource conserving, SMTP server that will allow your desktop or server to send email. In this article we are going to use sSMTP to send email through Gmail.
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by Mark Sanborn on June 24, 2009
Keep a list of installed packages so you can restore all of your applications with one command.
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by Mark Sanborn on June 22, 2009
Sync important nix config files across multiple computers for a consistent and easy to manage set of systems.
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by Mark Sanborn on June 5, 2009
Understand the effects of a symbolic and hard link and how they differ.
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by Mark Sanborn on June 3, 2009
Discover how to install and configure an SSH server with security in mind.
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by Mark Sanborn on May 27, 2009
The fstab is one of the first configuration files new Linux users get their hands on. Fstab stands for File System Table. It is basically a config file that will tell your computer which devices (or virtual devices) to use on boot.
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by Mark Sanborn on May 20, 2009
The Linux operating system has already been proven to be very reliable and secure. It is often the most popular operating system found on web servers largely accredited to its track record in security, but can it be improved?
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by Mark Sanborn on May 13, 2009
Discover the basics of viewing/searching through common Linux log files on command line as well as through a GUI and discover one of the coolest visualizations for apache log files.
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by Mark Sanborn on May 11, 2009
Learn how to find files effectively in Linux using tools like slocate, find, which, and whereis.
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by Mark Sanborn on May 4, 2009
Whether you like Ubuntu or not it is here to stay. Ubuntu has contributed a lot to the Linux community and it’s influence spreads to more than 20 Ubuntu derivatives.
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