Categorie: Linux (RHEL / CentOS)
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Installing VSFtpD (Very Secure Ftp Deamon)
This tutorial shows the installation of vsftpd (VerySecureFtpDeamon) on Linux to act as a FTP server. It supports some features as SSL and locking users to their home directories.
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Using Rsync to backup data over network or Syncing Two (Apache Web) Servers
This tutorial will help you to sync data between two (web) servers with “Rsync“ for example to minimize/eliminate downtime/data loss of your web servers. Rsync (Remote Sync) is a command tool to copy and synchronize data locally across directories, across disks and remotely across systems to perform data backups and mirroring between two Linux systems.
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Enable / Disable SELinux (Security-Enhanced Linux) in Red Hat/CentOS
This article will show how to disable SELinux as some software do not support this Linux kernel security module that provides the mechanism for supporting access control security policies. Display current state of SELinux # sestatus SELinux status: enabled SELinuxfs mount: /sys/fs/selinux SELinux root directory: /etc/selinux Loaded policy name: targeted Current mode: enforcing … Temporarily Disable/Enable SELinux…
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Configure proxy setting on Linux systems to access Internet
You can use a Proxy Server to access Internet at Shell Prompt by setting the http_proxy variable. This allows you to connect text based session and/or applications via the proxy server.
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Linux Crontab Examples
Cron is an linux utility to schedule jobs (commands or shell scripts) to automate system maintenance and/or administration. The configuration file is located in “/var/spool/cron/username”. The command “crontab –e” will work like opening and editing the file in “vi” editor. Listing cron jobs for the currently logged in user crontab –l display the cron jobs set…
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Using Rsync to backup/mirror data over network
Rsync is an utility to (remote) synchronize files for backup/mirroring purposes.
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How to setup a Linux Remote Management System?
If you have too much Linux systems to manage them manually, this document will provide you the centralized solution to manage them remotely and in bulk.
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Linux Command Line History
Every command you run is recorded. You can check and reuse the command by showing the command history. Also you can check whe a command was runned. You can use the arrow-up key to scroll through the commands last runned. Display timestamp using HISTTIMEFORMAT Typically when you type history from command line, it displays the…
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Adding/Increasing disk space of a Linux VM by CLI without rebooting
This document guides you through the steps for adding a new disk space to your Linux system or increasing an existing volume.
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Booting CentOS in Text-mode
This document describes how you can boot your Linux system into the Text-mode