Plex Media Server is a software that manages/organizes all of your media (videos, audios, & photos) from a local device (usually a computer or a local hard drive) or over the network and streams it to the player. In this tutorial, we will learn how to install and set up a Plex Media Server on
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In this tutorial, we will learn about how to run a command-line Java program from the Linux terminal. Prerequisites To run Java programs from the command line, a functional Java Runtime Environment is required. To install Java Runtime Environment on Ubuntu/Debian based systems: and to install Java Runtime Environment on CentOS/RHEL based systems: To check if a
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Btrfs on Ubuntu is a modern copy-on-write (CoW) filesystem for Linux with an aim to implement advanced features while being easy to repair, maintain, and easy administration. Like ZFS, the Btrfs file system features advanced features like Snapshots, RAID, self-healing, and more. You can find the whole list of features at btrfs Wiki. Btrfs project
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The strace command is a powerful debugging and diagnostic tool in Linux. It records every system call and the response it receives by a particular process. It is similar to the truss tool in other Unix-like operating systems. So, you can debug a program without needing to read its code. It is also a great
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In this article, we’ll learn about the usage of the mke2fs command in Linux. mke2fs command is part of the e2fsprogs package, which provides the filesystem utilities for use with the ext2/3/4 file systems, and the mkfs command, which is the part of the util-linux package calls mke2fs when it is requested to create an
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The purpose of Apache Virtual Hosts is to run multiple websites on a single machine. It could be IP-based or Name-based. IP-based virtual hosting sets different directives based on IP addresses. Therefore, each host needs a separate IP address, and commonly it is used to host websites on distinct ports and interfaces. Name-based virtual hosting
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In this article we’ll learn how to install Django with NGINX, Gunicorn, and PostgreSQL on Ubuntu. Django comes with a lightweight development server that is not suitable for production as it is less secure, low-performance, and not scalable. It’s intended to be only used for development purposes so you can rapidly focus on your application
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In this tutorial we will learn to set up URL rewriting in Apache using mod_rewrite on Ubuntu. Prerequisites for URL rewriting in Apache A Ubuntu 20.04 system with an Apache HTTP server installed on it (learn here how to install Apache HTTP Server on Ubuntu) What is URL rewriting? URL rewriting purpose is to change
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In this tutorial, we’ll learn to generate PGP keys using GnuPG on Ubuntu. What is GnuPG (also known as GPG)? GnuPG (also known as GPG) is a free encrypting and signing software based on OpenPGP standard RFC4880 (also known as PGP). It allows you to encrypt files and messages, first introduced in 1997 as a
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In this article, we’ll learn to install Thunderbird on Linux. Install Thunderbird on Ubuntu In this section, we’ll learn to install Thunderbird on Ubuntu with both graphical and non-graphical methods. Installing Thunderbird on Ubuntu with Software Center Thunderbird is available in Ubuntu’s software center. You can search for it in-store. Follow the given steps to
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