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Mac OS X Users and Groups Primer Tutorial
Underpinning a Mac OS X MacBook Pro laptop’s workings is a Linux or Unix-like BSD operating system. This operating system, like a lot of others, uses files that have permissions and ownership. If you have file permissions they are for … Continue reading →
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Tagged Access, bsd, chgrp, chmod, chown, command line, directory, file, file permissions, folder, group, Linux, Mac, Mac OS X, Macbook Pro, membership, owner, ownership, ssh, su, sudo, tutorial, unix, user
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Mac Finder Copy Paste Move Rename Tutorial
We’ve said before how similar and similarly useful are the Windows Explorer and Mac (OS X) Finder desktop applications on a desktop or laptop computer, when we presented Mac Finder and Windows Explorer Primer Tutorial all that time ago. So, … Continue reading →
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Tagged bsd, copy, desktop, drag and drop, Finder, gesture, GUI, hard disk, Linux, Mac, Mac OS X, Macbook Pro, move, operating system, paste, rename, right click, tag, trackpad, tutorial, two finger gesture, unix, Windows, Windows Explorer
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Crontab Web Server Housekeeping Primer Tutorial
We really love to use batch processes and Linux or Unix crontab methods to do things. Guess maybe a lot of people of a certain age … cough, cough … feel quite comfortable around the bigger computer items like web … Continue reading →
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Tagged CentOS, crontab, GIMP, housekeeping, Linux, task, tutorial, unix, web server
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PHP Port Process Primer Tutorial
When there is a concept that somehow links hardware to software things fall into place better for me, personally, with understanding. For me, this is because hardware is that interesting thing out there that is more unknown, and so much … Continue reading →
Posted in eLearning, Hardware, Networking, Operating System, Software, Tutorials
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Tagged command line, EasyPHP, exec, hardware, Linux, local web server, MAMP, network, operating system, PHP, port, programming, software, stop press, tutirial, unix, Windows
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Linux Disk Usage Statistics Primer Tutorial
There are occasions when using a Linux or Unix operating system when it is gobsmacking how a two letter command can do so much. And so it is the case with our use of the “du” to display disk usage … Continue reading →
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Tagged awk, command line, diskspace, inode, Linux, operating system, programming, tutorial, unix
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Ansible Dynamic Inventory Tutorial
The last time we talked about Ansible (and we want to also direct you to a great article called Ansible tutorial – Automate your systems – Like Geeks, thanks) we advised you to read about the subject “Dynamic Inventory”. This … Continue reading →
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Tagged ansible, configuration, deployment, install, inventory, Jinja, Linux, nginx, openssl, operations, playbook, provisioning, Python, security, server, software, Source Control, ssh, TLS, tutorial, unix, vagrant
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Ansible Inventory Primer Tutorial
The last time we talked about Ansible (with Ansible Playbook TLS Tutorial is shown below) we advised to read about the subject “Inventory”. Well, today, we dip our toes into this big subject matter, and thank very much “Ansible Up … Continue reading →
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Tagged ansible, configuration, deployment, install, inventory, Jinja, Linux, nginx, openssl, operations, playbook, provisioning, security, server, software, Source Control, TLS, tutorial, unix, vagrant
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Linux Inode Primer Tutorial
When you learn Unix or Linux you are taught that a lot of things about how the operating system works are about files. And with Unix and Linux those files can often be (further) referenced via a number called an … Continue reading →
