today's howtos

posted by Roy Schestowitz on Nov 30, 2022

• Install Brackets Code Editor on Debian 11 Bullseye - Linux Shout

  Steps to install Brackets Code editor on popular Debian 11 Bullseye Linux to start coding and having a live preview in the Chrome browser.

  “Brackets” was developed by Adobe and can be considered a successor of AdobeEdge Code. However, later Adobe discontinued support for Brackets in 2021. Nevertheless, the project was on GitHub, hence was picked up by the open-source developers and is still active as a fork.

  With the same functionality as Adobe Edge (not active anymore), “Brackets” is available to run on Windows, Mac, and Unix).

• How to Close Open Ports in Linux

  So you are dealing with a critical server where you have to maintain security at any cost. And closing ports to block unwanted traffic is the first step you'd take.

• How to read Linux partitions on Windows

  By default, it is impossible to read Linux partitions (filesystems) on Windows. Microsoft doesn’t provide the drivers to do this with the Windows kernel. However, there are ways to read these partitions. In this guide, we’ll show you how you can read Linux partitions on your Windows installation.

• 2 ways to Install FileZilla on Fedora Linux such as 37 or 36

  Tutorial to install FileZilla client on Fedora 37 or 36 using the command terminal for transferring data to the FTP server from your Linux.

  FileZilla FTP client is free software available for all popular OS such as Windows, macOS, and Linux. Users can use it to copy files and folders via the Internet or local network from one PC to another computer. The FTP client is easy to handle and offers user interactive GUI with numerous special functions such as the continuation of interrupted transfers or the support of various transfer protocols such as FTP, SFTP, or FTPS.

• 5 ways to harden your Linux server with Ansible | Enable Sysadmin

  Automation allows you to apply compliance and security policies consistently across your servers, verify compliance, and remediate servers.

• Syslog-ng 101, part 1: Introduction - Blog - syslog-ng Community - syslog-ng Community

  Welcome to the first part of my syslog-ng tutorial series. In this part, I give you a quick introduction what to expect from this series and try to define what syslog-ng is.

  Before introducing you to syslog-ng, let me introduce myself in a few words. I am Peter Czanik from Hungary, syslog-ng user for about two decades. I work as an open-source evangelist at One Identity, the company behind syslog-ng. I do syslog-ng packaging, support and advocacy. Syslog-ng was originally developed by Balabit, which is now part of One Identity.

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