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On most Linux systems, there are two basic types of user accounts: The root user (which also is called...

Gearman is a fantastic, open-source parallel task runner and/or job server. It is simple to implement and...

With the release of Ubuntu 14.04 and the proliferation of PHP 5.5, there is going to be a migration away...

Linux, like other operating systems, organizes itself using directories and files that can potentially be...

File compression can be accomplished in many different ways on a Linux system. The easiest way to...

If you don’t know how to set up aliases in Linux, you should be very happy you have reached this page!...

Varnish is an amazing frontend cache that is useful for serving static pages and reducing load on your...

Uh-oh…website backup. Is that complicated? It’s not when you have a well-designed backup wizard in a...

File ownership and groups for files are fundamental to the Linux operating system. Every file in Linux is...

Computers have become the life blood of running any business, no matter the size. With the complete...

Usually a tar file is also compressed using either the gZip or bZip2 compressor. We’ll cover both. 1. If...

Plesk, one of the more popular web hosting administration apps, gives you the possibility to back up the...