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How to Install Hubzilla on Ubuntu with Nginx
This tutorial guides users on how to set up the Hubzilla content management platform on an Ubuntu server using an Nginx HTTP server. The article talks in depth about installing and configuring Nginx, MariaDB, PHP 7.2-FPM, and Hubzilla itself. It also explains creating commands for newly installed services to run automatically when the server starts,…
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How to Use Usermod: A Guide for Ubuntu Admins
The ‘usermod’ command allows Linux system administrators to change user account settings. It can be utilized to update account names, assign or modify comments, define new home directories, manage password inactivity, and more. Ubuntu is a user-friendly, open-source Linux operating system which is a great starting point for those learning about commands like ‘usermod’. Various…
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How to Install Hubzilla CMS with Apache on Ubuntu Linux
Hubzilla is an open-source web publishing platform that allows for creation and management of websites on any device. It’s built on the LAMP or LEMP stack with a focus on ease of use, letting creators concentrate on content. Installation of Hubzilla on Ubuntu involves setting up Apache2 HTTP Server and MariaDB Database Server, installing PHP…
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How to use chmod command on Ubuntu Linux with examples
The chmod command in Ubuntu Linux is used to define or change permissions on files, limiting access to certain users. Its syntax involves specifying options, mode, and the file to be modified. Different modes can be set for users, group members, and others, with read, write, and execute permissions represented numerically. The command offers options…
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How to Use gpasswd for User Management
The gpasswd command in Linux is used to manage /etc/group and /etc/gshadow files, altering users and groups via the command line. This involves administering encrypted groups and group information through the /etc/group and /.etc/gshadow files. Syntax and options for the gpasswd command are provided, along with examples of the command’s application in Ubuntu Linux. New…
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How to Install Hiri Email Client on Ubuntu Linux
Hiri is a modern cross-platform desktop email client designed for Microsoft email ecosystem and compatible with Linux desktops like Ubuntu. It’s a great alternative to Microsoft Office and supports other email platforms like Gmail as well. This program can be installed through its archived package or Ubuntu snap package. A free trial lasts seven days…
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How to Use the rmdir Command in Linux
The rmdir command is utilized on Linux systems, specifically on the Ubuntu Linux OS, to remove empty directories. If a directory contains files or other directories, the rmdir command fails. Adjustments can be made by adding command line options, also called switches or flags, to modify the command’s execution or behavior. Options include removing a…
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How to Change User Passwords with passwd on Ubuntu
The post instructs new Linux users, particularly those using the Ubuntu Linux OS, on the passwd command usage. The passwd command alters user account passwords via the command line. The post explains the syntax, gives various options that influence command behavior, and provides examples for changing passwords, locking accounts, checking account statuses, and forcing password…
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How to Setup Claroline CMS with Nginx on Ubuntu Linux
Claroline is a free, flexible learning management platform that enables users and educators to create educational communities, improve global access to education, and allow collaboration. It provides various features such as course management, user authentication, and enrollment. It also supports WYSIWYG with strong privacy settings. This post explains installing Claroline on Ubuntu with needed tools…
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Creating Directories with mkdir on Ubuntu
The post walks through the “mkdir” command on Ubuntu used for creating new directories on the file system. It breaks down the command’s syntax, options, and examples. Options discussed include setting file modes, creating parent directories as needed, displaying verbose output, setting SELinux security context, and displaying help or version information.
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Ubuntu is the modern, open-source operating system on Linux for enterprise servers, desktops, cloud, and IoT.