Using the More Command for File Navigation
The more command is a useful Linux shell command for navigating through text files. It is a powerful tool for…
How to Properly Use Uname
As an expert system administrator, I’ve come across the uname command many times and have seen users running into problems…
Compressing and Decompressing Files with gzip
Gzip is a powerful, free, open-source software that’s been used across the world for decades to help compress and decompress…
How to Set System Time on Debian
With Debian systems, setting the system time is an important step in having a well-configured server. Without a properly configured…
Using dd to Securely and Efficiently Copy Data
dd (“Data Dump”) is an incredibly useful and powerful Linux tool that allows you to quickly and securely copy data…
How to Troubleshoot Common Issues with Debian Free Web Servers
How to Troubleshoot Common Issues with Debian Free Web Servers Debian is the world’s most popular Linux distribution, thanks in…
Using su on Debian Systems
In Debian systems, su allows users to switch between different user accounts or roles. It is a powerful and useful…
Using bunzip2 to Unzip a Compressed File on Debian Systems
No matter your experience level, everyone runs into issues from time to time with their system administration tasks. As an…
Understanding the Kill Command in Debian Systems
As an expert system administrator tasked with running web servers on Debian systems, you’ll often find yourself using the kill…
Solving ‘404 Not Found’ Errors on Apache2 Webservers in Debian Systems
When it comes to troubleshooting web server issues, one of the most common errors encountered is the dreaded "404 not…