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How to Install and Configure Monit on Ubuntu
This article provided a guide on how to install, configure, and use the Monit software on Ubuntu servers. Monit is an open-source utility used for automating, maintaining, and monitoring system functions on Linux, including Ubuntu. The guide includes detailed steps on how to install the package, configure it for the user’s environment, and how to…
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How to Install Grav CMS on Ubuntu
The content is a tutorial on how to install the open-source, flat-file CMS, Grav, using Composer with Apache2 and PHP 7.2 support on Ubuntu servers. It guides users through Apache2 and PHP installations, configuring PHP settings, downloading Grav’s latest release, configuring Apache2, and installing the Grav admin module. The tutorial particularly targets newcomers and students.
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How to Install Subversion Server on Ubuntu Linux
The text provides a guide on how to install and configure SVN (Subversion), an open-source versioning and revision control system, on Ubuntu 16.04 | 18.04 with Apache2 HTTP server. The guide covers installation and configuration of Apache and SVN packages, setup of an SVN repository, creation of user accounts, and enabling access to the repository.
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How to Set Up a VPN on Ubuntu: Step-by-Step Guide
A VPN securely connects two networks over the Internet, often used by remote workers to access their company’s internal resources. Various VPN types exist, some of which require specific software. This tutorial explains how to set up a VPN connection on Ubuntu, including finding the required network details, installing the NetworkManager package, setting up the…
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Troubleshooting Ubuntu Wifi Connection Issues
This post helps Ubuntu laptop users troubleshoot wireless network connectivity issues. It offers steps to identify wireless adapters, ensure they are enabled, and check for proper installation. If connectivity issues persist after these steps and proper driver installation, it suggests the Wi-Fi device may be faulty and could require a replacement.
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How to Change File Ownership with chown on Linux
The chown command is a system tool used by administrators to change file and directory ownership on Linux systems, mainly used within Ubuntu, an open-source Linux operating system ideal for beginners. With this command, superusers can regulate access to specific files or directories, mimicking the function of using a mouse and keyboard on a GUI.…
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How to Install AwStats on Ubuntu Linux
AWStats is a free tool for generating advanced graphics for analyzing log files from several servers including Apache2 and IIS. The article offers a tutorial on how to install and configure AWStats on Ubuntu 16.04, 17.10, and 18.04 LTS servers. It provides step-by-step guidance through the installation, configuration, enabling AWStats module, and updating permissions.
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Mastering apt-get on Ubuntu: A Complete Guide
The content is a guide on using the apt-get command on Linux-based systems like Ubuntu. It details the syntax and options of the apt-get command, which helps administrators manage software packages efficiently on Linux. It includes how to manage package dependencies, installation, removal, and updates. The post also provides examples of using the apt-get command…
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How to Setup InvoicePlane with Nginx on Ubuntu Linux
Invoice Plane is an open-source online application that simplifies the billing cycle for businesses by providing invoicing, quotes, and payment functionalities. Built on the LAMP or LEMP stack, it can also serve as a CRM tool. This guide provides a step-by-step tutorial on how to install Invoice Plane on Ubuntu 16.04 and 18.04 servers, using…
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Install Invoice Plane on Ubuntu: A Simple Guide
Invoice Plane is an open-source online application for managing billing cycles. It is built on the LAMP or LEMP stack and is recommended for small or medium-sized businesses in need of a secure, easy-to-use invoicing and time-tracking solution. The post provides a detailed tutorial on installing this platform on Ubuntu 16.04 | 18.04 with Apache2,…
Category: Ubuntu Linux
Articles based on Ubuntu Linux, including installing packages, managing user accounts, sharing files with Windows machines and more.