Beginners Guide: Monitoring Linux System Command
Linux comes with many built-in commands to monitor the system. You can check your system performance with these tools — from CPU load, memory usage, network…
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Remote Desktop On Ubuntu With TightVNC
Remote desktop on Ubuntu isn’t new. This has been known for a while. Even if it is not as good as Windows Remote Desktop, you can…
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Defend Against DDoS Attack With (D)DoS Deflate
I have written an article about preventing DDoS attacks with mod_evasive in a previous post. But mod_evasive alone is not enough, because DDoS techniques may vary.…
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Beginners Guide: Change ls command Text Color
One thing I like about Linux is its full customization. You can change your text color in the command line, and especially for the ls command.…
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Copy MySQL Data Across The Server
If you move or change your hosting server, beside the files you also need to move your MySQL data as well. MySQL database holds all your…
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[HowTo] Send Large Files With BitTorrent
Sending large files across the internet is a little bit tricky. If you just sending your photos with size 1 MB each, you can send it…
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Prevent DDoS Attack With mod_evasive in Apache 2
Getting hit by a DDoS attack is a very annoying thing. Besides making your server slower, it can take your server down entirely. DDoS (Distributed Denial…
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Beginners Guide: How To Use Wget
Wget is a free utility for non-interactive download of files from the web. Wget is distributed under the GNU General Public License which is capable of…
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Beginners Guide: Use FTP From Command Line
FTP (File Transfer Protocol) is a standard network protocol for file transferring between server and client computer. FTP is built on client-server architecture, usually use port…