Howtoforge published a tutorial about how to create fillable forms in ONLYOFFICE Docs 7.0.
Linux Shout published a tutorial about installing Puppet Server and Agent on Rocky Linux or AlmaLinux 8.
NextGenTips published a tutorial about installing Redmine on Ubuntu 20.04.
The article is a quick guide on tightening Pure‑FTPD’s passive mode by setting a limited port range and the correct IP address in Ubuntu servers.
It walks through locating or creating the per‑option files under /etc/pure-ftpd/conf, writing a narrow range like 2020-2100 to keep firewalls simple, and specifying the public or LAN address so clients can reach the data channel.
After updating those files the guide reminds you to restart Pure‑FTPD, verify the new values with grep, and then enable the chosen ports in ufw or your router.
A real‑world example illustrates how a blanket deny rule caused timeouts until the passive range and IP were set correctly, showing that proper configuration restores smooth file transfers.
A concise walkthrough for setting up Pure‑FTPD with a self‑signed certificate on Debian‑based machines, aimed at giving you a secure and cost‑free FTP service.
It covers installing the lightweight pure‑ftpd package set, creating isolated FTP accounts with pure‑pw, and generating an RSA key pair using OpenSSL before dropping it into /etc/pure‑ftpd/certs.
The guide then configures the server to use SSL/TLS optionally or exclusively, directs logs to syslog for easier debugging, and hardens security by disabling anonymous access through a single configuration file line.
Finally, it explains how to restart Pure‑FTPD, test connections from another host, and highlights common mistakes such as mis‑typed paths that can break the TLS handshake.
The walkthrough shows how to quickly set up the lightweight web server Lighttpd on a fresh CentOS 8 system in under ten minutes, starting with enabling the EPEL repository and installing the core package along with optional modules for headers and proxying.
It then guides you through enabling the service at boot, checking that it responds with a 200 status and a “Server: lighttpd” header, before opening HTTP traffic in firewalld so browsers can reach it.
A short configuration tweak is suggested to set the document root, disable directory listings, provide a custom 404 handler, and enable caching for static files, followed by reloading Lighttpd to apply changes.
Finally, the article covers common pitfalls such as missing FastCGI modules for PHP, SELinux denials that block file access, and port conflicts with Apache, giving practical commands to resolve each issue before verifying the server with a test index page.
This guide shows how to install the lightweight screenshot tool Flameshot on RHEL or CentOS using Snapcraft, bypassing traditional repositories. It walks through enabling EPEL, installing snapd, starting its socket, and optionally creating a symlink for classic snaps. After that you can install Flameshot with the --classic flag to grant full desktop access, launch it, and configure hotkeys for quick screenshots. The article also covers common troubleshooting tips and gives a real‑world example of a CentOS 7 user who benefited from using Flameshot instead of GNOME Screenshot.
Howtoforge published a tutorial about how to Install Grafana on Rocky Linux.
Howtoforge published a tutorial about how to use the terraform command line interface (CLI) on Ubuntu.
This practical walkthrough shows how to turn a plain Ubuntu 20.04 server into a fully functional Zentyal firewall, beginning with backing up data and updating the system’s packages. After adding the official Zentyal repository you install core components such as zentyal core and zentyal firewall, then fix any dependency conflicts that surface during the installation. The guide walks through configuring network interfaces and NAT rules via the web UI, checking firewall status with systemctl and iptables, tightening SSH security by disabling password authentication, and managing updates through Zentyal’s own update manager. Finally it warns against common pitfalls like running both UFW and Zentyal at once, overly restrictive defaults, and AppArmor restrictions while encouraging users to test rules from client machines and seek help in forums when needed.
OSTechNix shows you how to transfer files between Dropbox and Google Drive with Rclone in Linux.
Vitux published three ways to install Discord messenger app on Ubuntu.
Howtoforge published a tutorial about installing InvoicePlane with Apache and free Let's Encrypt SSL Certificate on Debian 11.
Vitux published a tutorial about installing Apache Cassandra NoSQL database on Debian 11.
Vitux published a tutorial about installing the Midori Browser on Ubuntu Linux.
FOSS Linux shows you how to update existing documents in MongoDB.
Linux Shout shows you how to install the latest version of NetBeans IDE on Debian 11 Bullseye.
Linux Shout published a tutorial about enabling or disabling automatic login in Debian 11 Bullseye.
OMG! Ubuntu! shows you how to enabled a translucent Blur Effect on Ubuntu 21.10.
NextGenTips shows you how to install Cpanel and WHM on Ubuntu 20.04.
