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How to Install Vesta Host Control Panel on Ubuntu Linux
Vesta Host Control Panel is a free and efficient tool used for hosting websites and other features from a simple interface. It can run on low-resource servers and offers various services like mail servers and web domain hosting. Installation on Ubuntu requires setting up a local domain, downloading and running the Vesta installer script, and…
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How to Install Subsonic Media Streamer on Ubuntu Linux
Subsonic is a Java based open-source media streamer. It allows users to stream media content like music and movies over the internet. Subsonic is compatible with all media formats streamed over HTTP or HTTPS. It has apps available for Android, iPhone, Windows Phone, Chrome, and more. To use it, Java 8 should be installed and…
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How to Install Brackets Text Editor on Ubuntu Linux
Brackets is an open-source, modern text/code editor compatible with Windows, Mac OSX, and Linux systems, including Ubuntu. It enables easy browser design and features auto-completion, in-line editing, live preview, document formatting, and a file system browser, among others. Brackets can be downloaded and installed directly via a GitHub link or through Snap package management.
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How to Setup Open Web Analytics with Nginx on Ubuntu Linux
Open Web Analytics (OWA) is an open-source tool used for website analysis. The article provides a comprehensive tutorial about its installation and set-up using PHP. It covers related server and database installations and configurations, particularly Nginx HTTP Server and MariaDB Database Server. It guides through OWA software retrieval, database creation, necessary permission allocations, Nginx site…
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How to Install Flint CMS on Ubuntu Linux
FlintCMS is a simple, fast content management system ideal for developing websites and blogs without prior coding knowledge. The post provides step-by-step instructions for setting up FlintCMS, which begins with the installation of Ruby, Node.js, and MongoDB. It ends with installing FlintCMS itself, creating a new project folder, and starting up the server. Once set…
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How to Install Open Web Analytics with Apache on Ubuntu Linux
Open Web Analytics (OWA) is an open-source platform used to track and analyze website and application usage. It is effective for small to medium-size businesses and web admins seeking to evaluate and enhance their web performance. OWA offers built-in support for platforms like WordPress and MediaWiki. This post provides a step by step guide to…
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How to List Installed PHP Modules on Ubuntu Linux
The post details the process of listing all compiled and installed PHP extensions on Ubuntu systems. It involves using the ‘php -m’ command to list compiled PHP extensions and ‘dpkg –get-selections | grep -i php’ to display the installed PHP extensions. This is useful for those upgrading their PHP environment and wanting to retain their…
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How to Install SparkleShare on Ubuntu Linux
SparkleShare is an open-source, decentralized file-syncing program ideal for hosting small projects. Contents get automatically synced across all parties involved. Additionally, it enables users to choose where data is stored and how it is accessed. The easiest way to install it is via Flatpak. Installation of SparkleShare involves setting up a host and creating projects…
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How to Back up Files to Google Drive with Deja Dup on Ubuntu Linux
Deja Dup is a backup tool, sometimes pre-installed on Ubuntu, that allows users to backup files and folders on Google Drive due to GNOME Online Accounts integration. This service hides the complexity of local and remote backup processes. Users can schedule when backups occur, what they include, and how long they are retained for. They…
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How to Install Grafana on Ubuntu Linux
The tutorial instructs on how to install and configure the Grafana monitoring and analytics platform on Ubuntu 16.04 and 18.04 LTS servers. It explains the process of installing Grafana, adding its official APT repository and configuring it. A brief introduction about Grafana, a server and logs monitoring system, is also included. The tutorial concludes with…