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Everything You Need to Know About Setting Up Linux Cron Jobs

Learn how to easily set up automated tasks in Linux using cron jobs with this step-by-step guide! We’ll walk you through the process from start to finish.

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Create GIF on Linux OS – A Step by Step Guide

Are you looking to learn how to make GIFs on Linux OS? Follow this step-by-step guide and create GIF in Linux in no time!

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How to Install and Run TeamViewer on Manjaro: A Step-by-Step Guide

TeamViewer is a popular tool for allowing remote access to any computer from anywhere in the World. It is a cross-platform application available for free for personal use. In this article, I will show you how to download and install TeamViewer on Manjaro Linux using different methods. TeamViewer is an easy to use tool and is best used for online tech support. The application can easily be installed on debian-based distributions but it’s a little tricky to get it installed on Arch-based distros such as Manjaro Linux. So in this article, we will install TeamViewer on Manjaro using two methods.…

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Linux Environment Variables

Environment variables are named values with data that can include usernames, passwords, system paths, and other configurations that other software on the same operating system can use. The purpose of environment variables is to give software/tools a method to communicate without explicitly transferring information back and forth. So it may be simpler to configure and administer multiple tools on a system because they can all access the same data using the same environment variables. Environment variables can also be used to indicate specific system parameters that must be used for a certain application or to alter the behaviour of an…

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How to Install Latest PHP on CentOS

PHP is a popular programming language that has been used in web development for many years. As PHP evolves, it is critical to stay up to date in order to take advantage of the latest features and advancements. If you have a CentOS server and wish to install the latest version of PHP, this tutorial will walk you through the steps. In this article, you’ll learn how to install PHP 8.1 on CentOS and give you all the tools you’ll need to get started. Let’s get started and update your web development skills with the most recent version of PHP. Although…

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[Fixed] bash: add-apt-repository: command not found

If you get the message “bash: add-apt-repository: command not found” while trying to use the add-apt-repository command in Ubuntu, it means that the software-properties-common package that has this command is not installed on your system. In this tutorial, we will show you how to fix this error by installing the software-properties-common package. Step 1: Update the Package List Before installing any new packages, update your system repositories. This ensures that the package metadata is up to date and that the software-properties-common package is the most recent version. Use the following command to update the package list: Step 2: Install the software-properties-common…

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Most Common Tasks to Learn How To Use Linux

This article aims to be a one-stop shop for all of the common tasks we conduct on Linux. It contains everything from managing files to setting up a new printer, vpn, and so on. If you’re a regular LinuxAndUbuntu reader, you’re probably aware that we focus on teaching Linux in the simplest way possible. We have often stated that Linux is a user-friendly operating system. If you’ve ever considered switching to Linux but didn’t because someone said it was too sophisticated operating system for people like you, that’s not true. In this article, we’ll show you how to execute common…

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4 Ways to Change WordPress Password

Almost all WordPress users will get locked out of their WordPress dashboard at some point. This post will teach you how to change your WordPress admin password in four different methods. There are at least two scenarios in which the administrator may need to reset their WordPress admin password. It’s either that they change their password as part of their usual security practises, or they’re locked out of their WordPress dashboard. If the user is already signed in, the user Profile page gives a simple way to change the password. It is the easiest way for changing the WordPress password.…

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How to Edit Videos on Linux: 7 Easy Tips

When you’re working with video, you want the best tools available, with the most flexibility and the most user-friendly interface. That’s where Linux stands out. Linux is an operating system that has been steadily gaining popularity over the years due to its stability, open-source features, and overall power. It’s also becoming an increasingly popular choice for video editing. Join us as we explore simple techniques and tips to help you get the most out of your Linux video editing experience. 7 Tips to editing Video on Linux Use a dedicated video editing software There are plenty of dedicated video editing…

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Enable SSH Password Login in Linux

SSH, which stands for Secure Shell, is a highly secure method of connecting to any remote server. All cloud providers prefer to login with ssh keys because it is a secure and quick way to login without providing a password. Linux allows us to log in using a number of secure techniques. On a desktop […]

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How to use Google Drive on Linux

Google Drive is the most popular cloud storage service, offering 15GB of free cloud storage. However, despite being such a popular cloud storage service, there is no official Google Drive client for Linux. There were even rumours that Google was planning to release an official Google Drive client for Linux, but nothing came to fruition. […]

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How to Switch PHP Version

I recently discussed a variety of subjects relating the configuration of various web servers and the operation of PHP applications such as WordPress. Web servers, such as OpenLiteSpeed, allow you to change the version using the WebAdmin Console, but if you’re using Apache, here’s how to switch the PHP version on Linux. PHP Versions How […]

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How To Migrate WordPress Manually To New Host

Any website migration is regarded as one of the most difficult operations. Fortunately, WordPress provides a plethora of backup plugins to help and automate the entire backup and migration process. However, WordPress is constructed in such a way that manually migrate WordPress could not be simpler. In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to migrate […]

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Install WordPress on OpenLiteSpeed Ubuntu

WordPress is a well-known content management system (CMS) on the Internet. Almost all large and small hosting providers offer several solutions for easily hosting WordPress, and OpenLiteSpeed is one of those solutions. OpenLiteSpeed is a popular open-source free web server that is renowned for responding to user requests faster than Apache, Nginx, and other web servers. OpenLiteSpeed

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Import Multiple SQL Files In MySQL

If you are manually migrating your website or simply need to import certain SQL files into your database, this article will show you how to import multiple SQL files in mySQL. We will use both a graphical interface and MySQL command-line. To begin with, it is strongly advised not to import a database onto a live

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Install WordPress on Nginx Ubuntu

Nginx is a well-known web server that is used to serve webpages on the Internet. Nginx, which was first launched in October 2004, quickly became … Read more

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[Fixed] username is not in sudoers file

In this article, we will fix a common error that new Linux users encounter username is not in sudoers file. The problem is related to user permissions and can be simply resolved with a single command. If you have recently established a new user on your Linux distribution, you may…

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[Fixed] bash: sudo: command not found

sudo, Linux’s most useful command, is occasionally missing from several Linux distributions, most notably docker containers and lightweight Linux distributions. sudo is a utility that allows users to run commands with root access. It is the most helpful command and is included in almost all major Linux distributions. Yes, almost…

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[Fixed] Host is not allowed to connect to this MySQL server

Application developers may encounter difficulties connecting to a database hosted on a server other than the local server. In this article, we will resolve a common error that occurs when connecting to a MySQL database remotely from outside the network or from another host. SQLSTATE[HY000] [1130] Host ‘172.19.0.11’ is not…

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Host Multiple Websites on One server using Docker Containers

Docker is an extremely useful platform that enables developers to easily develop and deploy applications. In this article, we’ll look at how to use Docker containers to host multiple websites on a single server. One of the most significant benefits of using Docker containers is that they are lightweight, faster,…

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