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today's howtos

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Friday 23rd of April 2021 11:09:39 AM Filed under
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  • How to add PHP support for jailed SSH users in ISPConfig 3

    Jailkit is an easy-to-use tool to create and maintain jail environments for shell users on Linux. In this guide, I will show you how to move PHP and its dependencies into the jail so that the jailed user can execute PHP scripts inside the jail on an ISPConfig server.

  • Installing other DEs in Nitrux

    During last month’s release of Nitrux, we made available a minimal ISO to let users install Nitrux and also install a different desktop environment and a selection of applications than the ones we include by default. We figured it’d be simpler to do this since we don’t have any plans to release different ISO images with different desktop environments.

  • How to Change Cursor Size on Ubuntu Desktop

    #Nitrux is not just #KDE anymore https://nxos.org/tutorial/installing-other-des-in-nitrux/

  • How to clear Bash history on Linux

    The bash history is a log file that contains all commands that the user executed on the Linux shell. When you use the "arrow up" key on our keyboard, then Bash will look up the previous command from that file and display it on the screen, ready to be executed again.

  • How to set a VNC password

    The Linux TigerVNC Server provides a command to set a new password.

  • How to kill an OpenVZ Container

    This guide shows you how to kill an unresponsive OpenVZ container in case the normal stop procedure fails. Killing the container will not delete any files or remove the container, it just kills all processes so that you can start or restart the container again when it gets stuck.

    I will use container ID 101 in all commands, please replace that ID with the ID of the container that you like to kill.

  • How to install TagScanner on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS Linux - Linux Shout

    TagScanner, a freeware program, is only available for Windows 10/8/7/ to easily edit metadata information of audio or music files. However, that doesn’t mean we cannot install and use Tagscanner on Linux systems such as Ubuntu, Linux Mint, and others, yes we can using Wine.

    You can get TagScanner for both 32-bit and 64-bit systems. It is one of the popular tools to edit audio file metadata and available to download free of cost from official or third-party websites.

    Let’s see the steps involve to run Tagscanner on Linux systems.

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  • How To Install MongoDB on AlmaLinux 9 - idroot

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