There are times when you need to find the largest files in your Linux Terminal. Here are a list of commands that you can use to find out what is bloating your website. Remember that every web page that you have should not load any more than 2 MB maximum. Use The List Command ls Read More
When you need to catch a screen shot or a section of your screen, then the “Snipping Tool” is a great tool. There are other tools at your disposal like “Snip & Sketch” and other alternatives that we will discuss in this tutorial. Snipping Tool The snipping tool has been around for several years. It is Read More
This post is about setting up multiple display monitors on your Linux Mint or Ubuntu Operating system. In a previous post, I show how to hook up an external monitor. In this post, we will discuss the settings and how to arrange your display monitors. For the record, we refer to monitors as screens and Read More
To synchronize Google Drive with Linux Mint, follow the steps below. This is a straightforward task and even if you’re technically challenged, as some say, you will get through this with no problems. I did not leave out any steps, and I created this so that it is easily understandable. If you disagree, then leave Read More
In this tutorial, I will show you how to install Linux Mint and create a bootable flash drive. You can do this install a couple different ways, but I recommend backing up your current computer either way. Recently I created a tutorial on how to back up your Windows 10 computer. Windows 10 Backup Computer Read More
In this how to tutorial I will show you how to move a large WordPress website from one server to another. In this tutorial I assume that you already know how to SSH into your server. You must already know these following things, if you do not, click the link and learn them and then Read More
Find out what IP addresses are connected to your server. [code]sudo apt-get install net-tools -y[/code] Check Server Load Be sure to check when everything is running normally, so you have a base number to compare it to. [code]grep processor /proc/cpuinfo | wc -l[/code] Checking Your Network Load We need to install nload for this operation. Read More
Install fonts Ubuntu including free commercial fonts. This tutorial is for the Ubuntu beginner level. Install Fonts Ubuntu To install fonts on Ubuntu navigate to your home directory. Create a hidden directory named .fonts. Notice the period in front of the folder name. Now open your fonts directory and drag your ttf, otf or other Read More
There is a free operating system out there called Ubuntu. It is a very High Quality OS that can open up your world in many ways. If you are stuck in the windows nightmare or are fed up with Mac, try Ubuntu. This post will help you with installing Ubuntu but let me tell you Read More
Maximize adsense revenue in your WordPress website. If you really want to increase your earning potential then we have the plugin for you! You are not going to find this plugin in the WordPress directory. This is a custom plugin programmed for people who monetize their WordPress sites with Google Adsense. Download The MAXIMIZE ADSENSE Read More
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
This is the Linux command to put all Email messages on hold in Postfix. [code]postsuper -h ALL[/code] Use this command to put on hold messages from user@example.com: [code]postqueue -p | awk ‘BEGIN { RS = “” } { if (7 == “user@domain.com” ) print 1 }’ | tr -d ‘!*’ | postsuper -h[/code] CLICK HERE Read More
To put an email message on hold use this command after you get the id number. [code]postsuper -h 070788B31[/code] CLICK HERE to see our full Postfix Cheat Sheet using linux commands.
This is how you check what is going on in /var/log/mail.log using the Linux commands. [code]tail -f /var/log/mail.log[/code] CLICK HERE to see our full Postfix Cheat Sheet using linux commands.
Postfix is a popular mail transfer agent (MTA) used by Linux servers to handle the sending and receiving of email messages. Postfix’s main configuration file is located at /etc/postfix/main.cf, and it is essential to modify this file to customize the behavior of Postfix. Postfix Reload The Configuration After modifying the main.cf or master.cf file, you Read More
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