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Debian 11, codenamed “Bullseye,” is the latest stable release of the popular Linux distribution known for its stability, reliability, and adherence to the principles of free and open-source software. One of the fundamental tasks for system administrators or users with administrative privileges is managing user accounts. In this guide, we will explore the process of […]

Kernel improvements Perhaps the most important update worth highlighting is the kernel update. The Linux kernel serves as the core of the operating system, and continuous improvements to its performance, security, and functionality are needed. In 2024, the Linux community will likely introduce kernel updates that will improve support for new hardware architectures, optimize resource […]

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Linux is a very flexible and at the same time very powerful open source operating system. This helps users gain access to extensive options in setting up and using their systems. However, there are also disadvantages – the lack of pre-installed applications. And in order to comfortably use Linux and enjoy the pleasure and convenience […]

Nano, a convenient and lightweight text editor, is a staple for many Linux users. This tool appeals to all users, no matter whether you are a beginner or an experienced user. Understanding how to use Nano effectively is critical to effective text editing. In this detailed guide, we’ll cover everything from the basics to advanced […]

Security is an important element in today’s world, especially in the world of hosting. Your virtual servers and hosting must be very secure and for this you need to store your passwords securely and correctly. This article will describe some practical tips on how to do this. Here are some guidelines for storing passwords in […]

In some cases, it is required that the web server issues the Last-Modified HTTP header. For example, when registering your resource on Gmail, the error “Incorrect dates” appears. For static documents, the server will always return the last-modified value. This is valid for html files. For SSI, the server will output the last-modified value if […]

One of the standard tasks that can be solved by using .htaccess is restricting access to a specific directory on the server. For example, you need to give access to a certain directory to individual visitors, providing them with a unique login and password. In the directory to which we want to restrict access by […]

Sometimes it becomes necessary to deny access to certain files. For example, to configuration files containing access details to databases, interfaces, etc. Let’s say in the config.cfg file you store the login/password for accessing the database. Create a .htaccess file in this directory with the following directives: <FilesMatch “\.(cfg)$”> Order allow,deny Deny from all </FilesMatch> Now, if a visitor […]

The PHP interpreter automatically processes files with the following extensions as PHP scripts: *.php *.phtml That is, files with such extensions will be automatically processed by the web server as PHP scripts. For example, index.php or 123.phtml. The user can independently add their own extensions to process the corresponding files as PHP scripts by placing […]