Articles mostly related to Ubuntu 14.04.
Tinyproxy vs Squid This is a comparison article on tinyproxy vs squid and we will explain to you why tinyproxy is a better option over the other proxy servers. We will discuss their features and review each proxy server individually for better understanding. TinyProxy Review: Tinyproxy is one of the best software used for the …
NMAP Commands For Linux This article is about the Nmap commands in Linux. A complete and details list of Nmap commands or Cheat Sheet for different types of port scanning. Nmap is an interesting and powerful Linux tool that can help us discover information about computers on the network. It use different scanning methods it …
Parallel SSH: PSSH tool to connect Multiple SSH Servers at a Time What is PSSH: Parallel SSH (pssh) is a totally free tool which is compatible with all OS like Unix and Linux, and allow us to connect simultaneously to multiple SSH servers to execute same commands at once, without having to go into each …
Port Forwarding with SSH | Types of Port Forwarding SSH Port-forwarding is a technique used to send/forward data across the VPN. Data to be transfered to a specific port of a local PC can be send to a particular-port of a remote-system using a separately prepared tunnels or communication pathway. For using SSH protocol you …
How to Run TRACEROUTE Linux COMMAND In this article we will discuss how to enable traceroute command on GNU / Linux terminals . A very common situation, is to use the ping command in GNU / Linux (I use Ubuntu ) and when we will detail the route of the packages with the traceroute , it does not work! You need to make sure that the command must be …
Installation of owncloud on Ubuntu server 14.04 using NOIP: This guide will ride you for the step by step installation of own private cloud with ownCloud platform on an Ubuntu server. You can follow the guide for installation on Windows, Mac or Linux. I’ve been a while using owncloud and point the user experience they offer …
Private cloud, Owncloud is not working with message “Cannot write into apps directory”: Normally owncloud shows this error when user don’t have the ownership on apps directory. You can fix this very easily, you need to provide the access the current user on apps directory, error details is also self-explanatoryi.e. “This can usually be fixed …
How to recover files with PhotoRec recovery software on Ubuntu: PhotoRec is a recovery software which can can of course recover files other than images, such as videos, text files, etc..When you delete a file from your disk, it is as if you were cutting the link only allowed to access this file. If you …
10 things to do after installing Ubuntu 14.04 Ubuntu 14.04 LTS is the latest version of Ubuntu, it will be supported over the next five years through assistance and security updates. But when you install Ubuntu, you’ll just be asking yourself what to do next. Here are some initial steps and tips those will help …
Fixed: Problem while installing flash player on ubuntu 14.04: In this article I will show you that how you can install flash player on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS and also discus some errors or issues those you may may face while installing flash player on Ubuntu 14.04. when you tried to install the flash player from …
Fixed: Having issue Installing Filezilla from Ubuntu Software Center: Filezilla is used to transfer files to your FTP server to your PC, fileZilla is open source fast and reliable cross-platform FTPS, FTP, and SFTP client which have some useful features and with graphical user interface. This article is about installing Filezilla client on Ubuntu 14.04 …
How to decrease the upload speed in torrent app on Ubuntu 14.04: Transmission is a torrents apps mostly comes with Linux OS like Ubuntu. Sometime you need to limit the upload speed of torrent for achieving the smooch browsing of Internet, If upload is set too high, or to unlimited, then download speed will suffer …
Failed to download repository information on Ubuntu 14.04: There are many Ubuntu programs available to meet the needs of Ubuntu users. Many of these programs are stored in software archives commonly referred to as repositories. You can also get these with Ubuntu updates. Sometimes when you try “sudo apt-get update” after some updates you get message …
