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One more reason to choose Open Source over Windows
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How to avoid errors with smartd when hard disks spun down
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Hardening a Linux server in 10 minutes
- Did you know that a freshly installed Linux server can be hardened in less than 10 minutes? Here's how!
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Making Windows XP join a SAMBA domain in 5 minutes
- How to get a Windows XP Professional or Server to join a SAMBA domain running on a Linux server.
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Tuning a MySQL server in 5 minutes
- How to get MySQL to run optimally with the resources you have, or to scale MySQL down in resource-constrained environments.
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Tuning an Apache server in 5 minutes
- How to get Apache to run fine without stampeding occurring in high-traffic, low-resource situations.
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Setting up a mail server using Postfix in 5 minutes
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A solution to an obscure Network UPS Tools problem
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Firestarter vs. Wondershaper on cable modems
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Automating Nagios service checks via SSH
- Nagios can let you sleep sound at night. Here's a collection of tips you can use to make its services even better.
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RPM hell, part two
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RPM hell: a real-life scenario
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Call to arms: two system management applications we sorely need in Linux land
- Diagnosing server (and desktop, and network) load issues is always tricky. When an application misbehaves for short bursts of time, it's often a matter of ...
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What's with the ReiserFS data safety thing?
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My Internet connection slows down when I download -- how can I speed it up?
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The shell challenge: changing another process' working directory
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Diagnosing a problem on Linux vs. Windows
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Controlling runaway processes on Linux
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Upgrade your Ubuntu: the one-liner version
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How to automate torrent downloads using TorrentFlux-b4rt, cron and rsync
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A primer into software package management using RPM
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Monitoring Dirvish backup servers using Nagios
- Dirvish is an excellent disk-based rotating backup application. Nagios is a fabulous service monitor. Combine the two using this Nagios plugin and you will ...
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ZFS on Linux: my story and HOWTO you can have it too
- The best filesystem ever invented is now available on Linux. Here's a short story with instructions to set it up on your computer.
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NoMachine NX fails on Fedora 9 -- here's the solution
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5 minutes to finding issues in production PHP Web applications
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Repairing unbootable Windows XP systems with one command
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How to move a Plone or Zope site (instance) to another folder or computer safely
- It's not just a matter of moving the files... but it's not hard either.
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Using Varnish to capitalize on image hotlinkers and retain referred visitors
- Hotlinkers suck your bandwidth dry, but referrals are valuable to you. Learn how to use Varnish to stop image hotlinkers while at the same time welcoming ...
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Starting ZFS-FUSE up properly
- ZFS is the best filesystem ever invented. And FUSE brings it to Linux. There are, however, some caveats you need to keep in mind if you want to start it ...
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How to create big-ass empty files in milliseconds
- A small trick that will help you when you need a file that is multi-gigabytes in size, but you don't have hours to wait for it to be written to disk.
