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ReviewLinux.Com Review: Parsix GNU Linux 3.0 Kev

Released on October 15 2009, Today I will look at Parsix Linux 3.0! Its name is Kev and below you will see a few images as well as comment from ReviewLinux.Com More: continued here

How to use Ifconfig Command in Linux

Ifconfig is used to configure the kernel-resident network interfaces. It is used at boot time to set up interfaces as necessary. After that, it is usually only needed when debugging or when system tuning is needed. To get a quick look at all the network cards on your system that are ‘up’ (meaning they are [...]

How to configure to allow Interfaces in IPtables

You would like to block all network traffic using iptables firewall under Debian GNU/Linux. This will block all incoming and outgoing traffic including Internet aka ADSL/ppp0 and it is highly recommend. The logic is block everything and allow only required traffic. This can be done with four simple commands: # iptable -F # iptables -P [...]

Script to backup all mysql database and upload to FTP

In this howto I will show you a simple bash script that dump ALL mysql databases on your server compressed to GZIP and then make a nice tar.gz file with them and upload it to the FTP of your choice.

How to install and configure webalizer in multiple domain on Centos 4.6

Webalizer is a fast, free web server log file analysis program. It produces highly detailed, easily configurable usage reports in HTML format, for viewing with a standard web browser. It was written to solve several problems with currently available analysis packages. A vast majority of them were written in Perl or some other scripting language, [...]

How to Shorten My Boot Time With GRUB?

GRUB is one of the more common boot loaders in use on GNU/Linux systems today. I have GRUB installed on both my boxen, on one to facilitate dual-booting between Windows XP Home (for Kelly, not for me) and on the other to facilitate booting between kernels. GRUB is controlled by a file called menu.lst which [...]

How to Monitor Processes Using the PS Command

The ps command will display the running processes on a GNU/Linux system. As with many command-line applications there are many options and switches. I’m just going to touch on the few more common but you can use the man pscommand to find out other things you can do with ps. ps by itself will display [...]