Introduction To Apache HTTPD Apache HTTPD is one of the most used web servers on the Internet. A web server is a daemon that speaks the http(s) protocol, a text-based protocol for sending and receiving objects over a network connection.
In this post, we will learn how to configure Apache httpd to provide IPbased and name-based virtual hosts. Virtual Hosts …
This post explains how to display, change, and switch target(runlevel) in systemd on a CentOS/RHEL 7 machine. Display …
Question: How to rotate systemd-journald log under /var/log/journal/*/ or /run/log/journal/*/? journald logs can be …
The vxdmpadm utility is a command line administrative interface to the DMP feature of VxVM. You can use the vxdmpadm …
Creating a Backup It is very important to back up MariaDB databases, and databases in general. The database often …
Creating User Accounts with MariaDB By default, MariaDB handles authentication and authorization through the user table …
In this post, we will learn to examine, search, create, and change database information using Structured Query Language …
Relational Databases A relational database is a mechanism that allows the persistence of data in an organized way. …
What Is SMB? Server Message Block (SMB) is the standard file-sharing protocol for Microsoft Windows servers and clients. …
In this post, we will learn how to mount an SMB share with the multiuser mount option, using password-based …