Useful Tools for Handling Linux Servers: A Complete Guide Managing a Linux server doesn’t have to be complicated. Whether you’re running Debian, Ubuntu, or a Raspberry Pi, the right tools can save you hours of frustration and make daily administration tasks feel effortless. This guide covers essential Linux server tools that professionals and hobbyists rely […]
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Monitorix is a fantastic free tool to monitoring and supervising traffic and behaviour of your servers. Instead of using the package from the Debian sources I prefer to build it myself as it comes easily and you I the most recent version. Refs: https://www.monitorix.org/ Guide of install Monitorix #apt update -y #apt install -y rrdtool
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If you have to migrate to a new server or just making a backup for the day the export function is very handy. There might be some pitfalls though but when knowing those tips here you soon up and running on a new server again. Export Data ↗️ Very easy, just choose what you like
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In Make sure permissions are right: on RasPi User and Groups goes like this: #cd /var/www #chown -R www-data:www-data html on Debian with Directadmin new security makes a speceal grou for user callced ACCESS for all others than admin and reseller accounts: in #/home #chown UserName:access UserNameFolder eg user Peter #chown peter:access peter #cd /peter
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Making your Raspberry Pi work as Stratum One requires some kind of reference clock like GPS/GNSS. You can either buy a HAT or find your solder iron and modify a GPS-drone puck yourself. Your GPS-puck MUST be able to convert from 5.0 Volt to 3.3. in this setup as we want 3 Volt on the
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