Perhaps this article will not be new to many, but for those who approach the Linux world and have a habit of using certain programs, it may seem at first glance that Linux does not offer much for graphics. This Read more…
How many times have we happened to install a Linux distribution (or start it in mode “live”) from a USB memory? How many times have we found ourselves uncomfortable compared to what we were used to and had to change distribution (reinstalling it on the same key Read more…
Your internet, in blogs, in mail groups, in the forums and on social networks we often read that Linux is absolutely safe and impenetrable to attacks. Leaving aside the fanboy talk, although it is true that Linux is well thought out Read more…
With the term “CMS” (Content Management System) we mean a web application that allows the user to create / change / delete the data through an administrative interface making the entered data usable by users or by subscribers to the application itself. I CMS Read more…
There are those who use Dropbox / Mega / Google Drive, who the classic e-mails, who encrypted emails, chi SSH / SCP and who still USB sticks. Exchanging files today requires a good deal of imagination and scrutiny Read more…
Have you ever connected to a Wi-Fi network that you don't completely trust? I'm talking about public networks like in hotels or clubs. In that case, how could you go about surfing safely using one Read more…
Webmin is a web-based user interface for GNU / Linux system administrators. Through a simple browser, the administrator can manage the server / servers with ease. Administer users, the quote, permissions, the groups, Apache, enable DNS, configure Read more…
Even today we talk about security on Linux systems. Some time ago I wrote an article on the best NAS according to Amazon, and an article on how to assemble a NAS “do it yourself”. Assembling a firewall is not the same thing, but it is not Read more…
Today we talk about Directory Lister: a small package that can be installed in a minute on your own server. The package allows you to view the files contained in the installation directory. Today we got to the beta 3, released under the MIT license. The only requirements Read more…
Today we see a rather simple system for restricting access to a given directory available on an Apache web server so that we are prompted for credentials. Let's say we have it available on the webserver, in addition to the main site, Read more…