today's howtos
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Peter Czanik: Syslog-ng 101, part 11: Enriching log messages
This is the eleventh part of my syslog-ng tutorial. Last time, we learned about message parsing using syslog-ng. Today, we learn about enriching log messages.
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How to Enable BBR on CentOS Stream 9?
Hello, friends. We already know that many home servers are deployed with CentOS 9. So by enabling BBR you will be able to get better bandwidth usage and thus improve their speed. Let's get started. What is BBR? BBR (Bottleneck Bandwidth and RTT) is a congestion control algorithm written by Google software engineers.
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How to Manually Install GNOME Extensions From a ZIP File on Any GNOME
Not able to install or use GNOME Shell Integration on your browser? Then don't dwell too much because you can also manually install extensions from a zip file using the following steps: After installing a fresh distribution/operating system, we all customize the system according to our preferences.
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How to Install and Use WhatsApp Client in Linux
Looking for a WhatsApp client application similar to the Signal desktop client? Then you should try "WhatsApp for Linux," which is not an official client but does all the most important things to connect with users.
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How to fix Bluetooth connection issues on Ubuntu 22.04
In this guide, we will walk you through the steps to solve Bluetooth connectivity on Ubuntu 22.04 issues step by step. Whether you're struggling to pair your devices, experiencing problems connecting, or dealing with annoying disconnections, we'll share some troubleshooting techniques that will help you fix common Bluetooth issues on your Ubuntu system.
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A tutorial on Middleware Automation Collections
Getting up to speed with Ansible Middleware Collections is easy, and installing the Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform only requires a few steps. This tutorial demonstrates six steps to configure a WildFly instance using Ansible by preparing a local machine with the necessary tooling and then deploying an instance of WildFly using the WildFly collection provided by the Ansible Middleware.
Step 1: Install Ansible Automation Platform
First, let’s get Ansible Automation Platforminstalled on the control node. A control node is a machine from which we will push the configurations to the managed nodes/hosts. Managed nodes are the ones we would like to configure and they can be defined under inventory. You can install AnsibleAutomation Platform using your preferred method. Refer to the installing Ansible documentation for details.
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How To Reset Kali Linux Password in 2023 (The Easiest Way)
As you already know Kali is an open-source, Debian-based Linux distribution that was previously known as BackTrack. It aims for advanced penetration testing and security auditing. If you have forgotten your root password and want to reset Kali Linux password this is the best tutorial.
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Ping Sweep Using nmap on Linux
Ping sweep is the ability to ping multiple devices at once. This can be a lifesaver when looking at which devices are up from the stack of machines while troubleshooting.
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Sign up for a LinuxCloudVPS today
In this tutorial, we will explain how to install Grafana on AlmaLinux 9 OS.
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Sign up for a LinuxCloudVPS today
Moodle is an open-source platform for online learning. It is a Learning Management System used by educational institutions that enable them to create online courses, training, learning and assignments. Originally, Moodle was known as an acronym for Modular Object-Oriented Dynamic Learning Environment. In this tutorial, we will show you how to install Moodle on AlmaLinux 9.
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How to Install Firefox on RHEL and Debian Systems
In most modern Linux distributions, the latest version of Firefox has been already installed from the default distribution package manager and configured as the default browser.
In this article, we will explain other ways of installing the latest version of Firefox on RHEL-based distributions such as CentOS Stream, Fedora, Rocky, and AlmaLinux and Debian-based distributions such as Ubuntu and Linux Mint.Table of Contents11. Install Firefox Using Package Manager2. Install Firefox Using Flatpak3. Install Firefox Using Snap4. Install Firefox from Source in LinuxUninstall Firefox from Linux System