Category Archives: Ubuntu

Ubuntu is a free and open-source operating system based on the Linux kernel. It is one of the most popular Linux distributions and is widely used in both personal and business settings.

Ubuntu is known for its user-friendly interface, ease of use, and stability. It comes with a wide range of pre-installed applications, including a web browser, office suite, media player, and more. It also supports a wide range of software packages and libraries, making it a versatile operating system for a variety of applications.

One of the key advantages of Ubuntu is its security features. As an open-source operating system, Ubuntu is constantly being reviewed and updated by a community of developers, making it less vulnerable to security threats and bugs than proprietary operating systems.

Ubuntu is also highly customizable, allowing users to customize the look and feel of the operating system to suit their preferences. This includes everything from the desktop environment to the system fonts and icons.

Overall, Ubuntu is a powerful and versatile operating system that offers a range of features and customization options. Whether you’re a developer, power user, or just looking for a reliable and secure operating system, Ubuntu is definitely worth considering.

Install WordPress Shell Access Using wget Command Ubuntu Terminal

Install WordPress Shell Access Using wget Command Ubuntu Terminal

This article will help you install WordPress with Shell access ( ssh ) using the wget command in a Linux/Ubuntu terminal. Logging Into Shell If you do not know your shell or ssh login contact your hosting provider and they can provide you with that information. If you already have that information you can proceed. Read More

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EXIM CHEAT SHEET

The following EXIM Cheat Sheet will help you manage your EXIM 4 server. To complete these steps, it is helpful if you already are familiar with SMTP, MTA, and UNIX shell prompt. If you are having any issues with email delivery, please check out my post on DKIM, SPF and DMARC records. That post will Read More

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Failed to start Load Kernel Modules

Failed to start Load Kernel Modules

If you got this with your new computer upgrade on Ubuntu Linux here is a solution. Hit Ctrl+Alt+F1 on keyboard Type in [code]sudo su[/code] Enter Password. 1. [code]apt-get update[/code] 2. [code]dpkg –configure -a[/code] 3. [code]apt-get dist-upgrade[/code] 4. [code]apt-get -f install[/code] This should get rid of that nasty error.

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Restart MySql in Ubuntu

There are times when you might have a database connection error. If you are on the Ubuntu system on Amazon hosting then run this command. [code]sudo service mysql [/code] or try this [code]sudo /etc/init.d/mysql start [/code]

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Updating Your Linux Ubuntu System

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If you are like me you like to use the terminal commands to update your linux Ubuntu System. Its fast and easy if you know the command. I am putting the command lines in this article so you can copy and paste them. First login as root then navigate to your root folder.   [code]sudo Read More

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How To Install CURL on Ubuntu Linux Server

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IN this post I am going to show you how to install CURL on the Ubuntu Linux server. It is fast and easy and not as hard as you think. Log Into Your Server SSH into your server. If you are not familiar with logging in via SSH please see SSH Tutorial here. After you are logged Read More

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Ubuntu Server WordPress Uploads Plugins Theme Updates Not Working

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We use ubuntu servers because they are are awesome to work with. There are however some technical things that you may run into when installing a WordPress CMS on an Ubuntu server. Enter FTP Credentials To Install Plugins You may be confronted with “Please enter FTP credentials…” when trying to install a plugin. This is Read More

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