NextGenTips published a tutorial about installing MongoDB 5 on Debian 11.
Windows Central shows you how to use Windows 10 or 11 on Linux in a virtual machine.
Linux Shout published a tutorial about installing OpenStackClient in Rocky Linux or AlmaLinux 8.
Linux Shout published 3 ways to install Zotero on Ubuntu Linux.
Howtoforge published a tutorial about installing Apache Solr on Rocky Linux.
FOSS Linux shows you how to install and configure MongoDB on Ubuntu.
FOSS Linux published a tutorial about installing pCloud on Linux Mint.
TecMint shows you how to create fillable PDF forms on Linux with ONLYOFFICE.
The article explains how to install Cloudron on an Ubuntu 20.04 server by first updating the system, enabling UFW, and installing Docker with proper user permissions. It walks through pulling the latest Cloudron image, creating a dedicated data volume at /opt/cloudron, and running the container with port mappings for HTTP, HTTPS, and the control panel on 4443, while noting why each option matters. After launching, you’ll access the web interface to configure domain, admin email, and allow Let’s Encrypt to issue certificates before Cloudron pulls additional app images like WordPress and Nextcloud in the background. The guide also highlights common pitfalls such as avoiding swap usage, ensuring a permissive AppArmor profile, having a recent kernel, and shows how to update Cloudron via its UI or Docker upgrades without losing data.
This tutorial walks you through pulling the last 100,000 lines of an Apache access log, extracting IP addresses from each entry, and using sort‑uniq to list the top ten clients by request count. It then shows how to view those results directly with cat, or alternatively install goaccess for a web dashboard that highlights the same data without manual grepping. A real‑world example illustrates how an internal machine can dominate traffic at odd hours and how whitelisting it in the firewall can reduce load dramatically. Finally, the article encourages readers to investigate any unfamiliar IPs with ping or traceroute before adding them to a whitelist, offering practical tips for maintaining server health.
The quick‑install guide shows how to bring OpenLiteSpeed up on Linux in under ten minutes, stressing its lighter footprint compared to the usual Apache stack. It walks you through grabbing the installer with wget or downloading an MSI, checking that the lsws service is active, opening the web console at localhost:7080, and setting a simple password before adding your domain as a virtual host. After restarting the server you can verify the change by curling localhost, noting the Server header switches from Apache to LiteSpeed, and you even read about how the author swapped a crashing Ubuntu 16.04 Apache for OpenLiteSpeed after a driver update, cutting load times dramatically. The final steps add an optional self‑signed certificate, enable HTTPS, and provide a stats page where you can monitor CPU, RAM, and connections, so by the end you have a lean, efficient server that may need a tunnel if your ISP blocks port 7080.
The guide explains how to restore quick file lookup on CentOS 8 by installing the lightweight mlocate tool, which is missing from default installations. It walks through checking that the AppStream repository is enabled, using `dnf install mlocate`, and running `updatedb` to build the search database so future queries return instant results. The author offers practical usage tips such as searching for specific filenames or case‑insensitive patterns with `mlocate -i`, plus a real‑world anecdote where an upgraded system’s sshd_config was found instantly after installing mlocate. Common pitfalls are highlighted—including forgetting to run `updatedb` and the need for superuser privileges—while the article notes that content searches still require tools like grep or ripgrep.
Linux Hint published a tutorial about installing Gvim on Ubuntu 20.04.
Linux Shout shows you how to create a desktop shortcut for an AppImage.
Linux Shout shows you how to install Zotero on Ubuntu Linux.
Linux Hint published a tutorial about how to check folder permission.
DebugPoint published part 3 of their GNOME apps series.
FOSS Linux published a tutorial about enabling ifconfig on Debian.
Linux Shout published a tutorial about how to reset NextCloud admin password using command terminal
Linux Shout shows you how to permanently disable SELinux on AlmaLinux 8.
