Linux Tutorials on the topic “Linux”
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How To Install ownCloud 7 On Ubuntu 14.04
Author: howtoforge •
Tags: apache, linux, ubuntu, web server •
Comments: 10 How To Install ownCloud 7 On Ubuntu 14.04 This document describes how to install and configure ownCloud 7 on Ubuntu 14.04. I will also connect to the ownCloud Server's data with another Ubuntu 14.04 Desktop and a Windows 7 machine. ownCloud provides access to your data through a web interface or WebDAV while providing a platform to easily view, sync and share across devices—all under your control. ownCloud’s open architecture is extensible via a simple but powerful API for applications and plugins and works with any storage.
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Secure Wordpress Login With Two Factor Authentication Using privacyIDEA
Author: cornelinux •
Tags: apache, linux, ubuntu, web server •
Comments: 0 Secure Wordpress Login With Two Factor Authentication Using privacyIDEA Wordpress is THE widely spread blogging system that is not only used for private blog sites but sometimes also as CMS for company web sites. Wordpress is very good maintened and easy to update. But as it is so widely used, it is also an intersting goal for crackers (avoiding to say hackers). This is why today I will tell you how to secure the wordpress accounts with a second factor for OTP authentication.
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How To Install And Use SVN With Apache dav_svn On Ubuntu 14.04
Author: howtoforge •
Tags: linux, apache, ubuntu •
Comments: 7 How to Install and Use SVN with apache dav_svn on Ubuntu 14.04 This tutorial explains the process of installing and using SVN on Ubuntu 14.04 as per steps outlined below. Subversion is a popular open source version control system that enables users to record the history of source files and documents, and manage files and directories over a period of time. It is akin to a tree of files being placed into a central repository on the lines of a regular file server, barring that each modification made to these files and directories is always remembered.
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Two factor authentication with Yubikey for harddisk encryption with LUKS
Author: cornelinux •
Tags: linux, security, ubuntu, desktop •
Comments: 14 Two factor authentication with Yubikey for harddisk encryption with LUKS The yubikey is a cool device that is around for a while and several of us know it and love it. It is a device that is recognizes as a USB HID device and can emit one time passwords on a button press. Quite for a while the yubikey supports a challenge response mode, where the computer can send a challenge to the yubikey and the yubikey will answer with a response, that is calculated using HMAC-SHA1.
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How To Install And Use The Chrome Remote Desktop Sharing Feature In Ubuntu
Author: howtoforge •
Tags: desktop, linux, ubuntu •
Comments: 5 Chrome Remote Desktop Sharing feature in Ubuntu In this tutorial I will introduce you with the Chrome remote Desktop sharing feature. This is an alternate as similar to team-viewer type property for sharing the screen with remote clients. It seems to be very useful for remote desktop control features. I will install the webplugin in Ubuntu 14.04.
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How to install GlusterFS with a replicated volume over 2 nodes on Ubuntu 14.04
Author: howtoforge •
Tags: linux, ubuntu •
Comments: 8 How to install GlusterFS with a replicated volume over 2 nodes on Ubuntu 14.04 In this tutorial I will explain GlusterFS configuration in Ubuntu 14.04. GlusterFS is an open source distributed file system which provides easy replication over multiple storage nodes. Gluster File System is a distributed filesystem allowing you to create a single volume of storage which spans multiple disks, multiple machines and even multiple data centres.
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How to install the latest GIT version on CentOS
Author: howtoforge •
Tags: centos, linux, programming •
Comments: 4 How to install the latest GIT version on CentOSGit is a fairly popular free open source distributed Version Control System (VCS) expressly designed to tackle projects of varying scales (from the small ones to the significantly large ones)with incredible speed and efficiency. It is mainly used for source code management, and remains primarily focused on speed, seamless support for distributed non-linear workflows and data integrity. This tutorial explains the process of installing and using GIT on CentOS in a detailed manner.
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Contacts and events everywhere - successful syncing between thunderbird and android with Baikal
Author: cornelinux •
Tags: linux, ubuntu •
Comments: 2 Contacts and events everywhere - successful syncing between thunderbird and android with Baikal I got a new Android phone lately and was wondering how to handle my life. New phone, new chances, new life ;-) I have a lots of contacts. I used to store addresses in an openLDAP server, but I found these hard to manage especially since Ubuntu 14.04 does not ship "luma" anymore! I used to run radicale, but I did not manage to fix my sync-performance issues.
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How to configure an NFS server and mount NFS shares on Ubuntu 14.04
Author: howtoforge •
Tags: linux, storage, ubuntu •
Comments: 10 How to configure an NFS server and mount NFS shares on Ubuntu 14.04 Network File System (NFS) is a popular distributed filesystem protocol that enables users to mount remote directories on their server. The system lets you leverage storage space in a different location and write onto the same space from multiple servers in an effortless manner. It, thus, works fairly well for directories that users need to access frequently. This tutorial explains the process of mounting NFS share on an Ubuntu 14.04 server in an simple and easy-to-follow steps.
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Linux Basics: How to Edit Files on The Shell with Nano
Author: howtoforge •
Tags: linux, shell •
Comments: 0 Linux Basics: How to Edit Files on The Shell with Nano Nano is a fairly versatile and user-friendly text editor that is capable of being used in a fuss-free manner by the somewhat inexperienced users too, as against the more sophisticated text editors such like Emacs and Vim. While these are excellent programs, they do have a bit of a learning curve. It works seamlessly in combination with Sudo, much to the glee of end-users.
