Today we talk about file management via terminal interface, a topic not new to those who have to manage remote computers or servers without a graphical interface. The first piece of advice I can give is to quickly learn how to use the terminal. The terminal itself is already the tool Read more…
Today Let's talk about SWAP, what it is, how much we need and how to increase it as needed. Anyone who wants can skip the preamble and move on to the explanation of how to add a SWAP file to your system. In all modern computers a single model of hardware is almost Read more…
These days there is no need to get a fever, they weren't 37,5 degrees. Occasionally our PC catches a fever. When the processes are many, there are too many resources and the PC is not exactly the latest release, we risk overheating it too much Read more…
In Linux there are commands pretty much for anything, because the graphical interface cannot always be visible. When working on a server and only shell access exists, everything is available with these commands. So today we're going to explore the commands that can be used for Read more…
It sometimes happens that the hoster of confidence, that to which we have entrusted the management of that site, decides to close its doors, or radically change the conditions of the hosting plan. In these cases there is little to do. One solution is to change hoster. In this article we deal Read more…
In today's article we deal with the network, especially Wi-Fi. With Linux we have several command line programs that allow us to monitor and manipulate networks. What follows is a set of Linux tools used to monitor it. We will examine the speed, bitrate, the Read more…
Contrary to common pensar cPanel is not “free” and it is for this reason that many server users looking for open source alternatives to cPanel. The world of alternatives to cPanel can be complicated and difficult to compare, and with this article precisely seeking to simplify the comparison. The whole Read more…
Today we are checking the basic settings of the router. The door 21 It is universally used for FTP connections (File Transfer Protocol), so if we have problems to connect to our remote FTP account can be a good idea to check that your router or provider is not blocking Read more…
A golden rule: You should never have to manage a website from your home directory. MAY. You should not give the web server the opportunity to go through the / home / to see the directory structure, as well as all other subfolders. A poorly configured Web server, or not configured, the Read more…
