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Enable Imagemagick in PHP8 on Ubuntu 20.04 For WordPress

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Enable Imagemagick in PHP8 on Ubuntu 20.04 For WordPress. ImageMagick is a powerful open-source software suite that is used for creating, editing, and converting images. It is commonly used by WordPress developers and designers to enhance the visuals of their websites. If you’re running Ubuntu 20.04 and PHP8, and you want to enable ImageMagick in Read More

Find Largest Files in Linux Terminal

Find Largest Files in Linux Terminal

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

Setting up Multiple Display Monitors and Settings in Linux Mint and Ubuntu

Setting UP Multiple Display Monitors and Settings in Linux Mint and Ubuntu

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

How To Install Linux Mint | Create Bootable Flash Drive

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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

Postfix Check What Is Going On In /var/log/mail.log Using Linux Command

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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 Check The Basic Config Of Postfix Using Linux Command

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This is the Linux command to use when you want to check the basic config of Postfix. [code]postconf -n[/code]   CLICK HERE to see our full Postfix Cheat Sheet using linux commands.

Postfix Check Email Queue Using Linux Command

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The following linux command will enable you to check your email queue for postfix. [code]postqueue -p[/code] CLICK HERE to see our full Postfix Cheat Sheet using linux commands.

POSTFIX CHEAT SHEET TERMINAL COMMANDS

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Postfix is a popular open-source mail transfer agent that we use for routing and delivering email messages. It is a powerful tool that allows you to configure and manage email servers on Linux and Unix systems. However, working with Postfix requires familiarity with a number of command line tools and utilities. In this post, we Read More