today's howtos

posted by Roy Schestowitz on Sep 03, 2022

• How to Install and Use Homebrew on Linux

  Homebrew is a free and open-source package manager for Linux and macOS. Although different Linux distros ship with their own package managers, such as APT, DNF, Pacman, etc., to facilitate software installation, you'll want Homebrew on your system if you wish to install programs that aren't available in the default Linux distro repositories.

  Let's check out Homebrew and the steps to install and use it on Linux.

• How to Make Console Your Default Terminal App on Ubuntu - OMG! Ubuntu!

  Ubuntu developers have decided not to make GNOME’s Console the default terminal emulator in the upcoming Ubuntu 22.10 release, but that doesn’t meant you can’t.

  Console is billed as a “simple user-friendly terminal emulator for the GNOME desktop” and, by all accounts, that’s exactly what it is. Functionally speaking, it’s not as avanced as GNOME Terminal, which is the VTE Ubuntu and most Linux distros that ship the GNOME desktop environment use.

  But honestly? Speaking as a Linux user who uses the terminal daily for package management, system monitoring, and playing around with awesome command line tools like ncdu, mapscii, and musikcube, I’m yet to encounter anything Console can’t do.

• Exclude ai1wm-backup folder from Softaculous backups | Linux Webhosting blog

  For WordPress websites that use both Softaculous backups and AllInOne Migration plugin backups, Softaculous backups include the .wpress files created by the ai1wm plugin and therefore this will significantly increase the size of Softaculous backup files. To exclude ai1wm-backup folder from Softaculous backups SSH into your server and navigate to the following path:

• How to move email accounts from G-Suite to cPanel | Linux Webhosting blog CPanel / WHM

  In this guide I will be using IMAPSync tool to move emails from G-Suite to cPanel.

• How to Create Secure Passwords from the Terminal | Linux Webhosting blog

  Studies on passwords show that people are still using the same passwords even through several years.The worst passwords are the same. This is a danger in our security, sooner or later we could be hacked. Take a look of the summary of the worst passwords from Wikipedia.

• How to enable comodo WAF modsecurity in cpanel for free

  Login to WHM > ModSecurity™ Vendors and under “OWASP ModSecurity Core Rule Set V3.0” click on the “+ install” link and to add a third-party rule set click on “Add Vendor” button.

• How to create bulk email accounts in cpanel server

  Here is how to bulk create email accounts in cPanel under a single domain name.

• How to Hide the Top Bar and Side Panel in Ubuntu - Make Tech Easier

  You decided to try Ubuntu 22.04 and the Gnome desktop environment that comes with it. You feel, though, that Gnome’s top bar and side panel are always in the way and would prefer your apps to take up the whole screen. Learn how to hide the top bar and side panel in Ubuntu 22.04.

• How to stop xmlrpc ddos attack on wordpress in cpanel and whm

  xmlrpc.com is a WordPress file that was intended to be used for API’s but lately it’s more and more used as a way for hackers to brute-force WordPress installations.