Tag: linux

This article will guide you to install Docker on Linux Mint. Docker is mainly used on Linux computers, including servers and personal computers. Developers can install Docker on their computers and create perfect dev environments. Add Docker GPG key to Linux Mint You can switch to user root to execute commands or use sudo. Update

How does nginx redirect a location to another domain? To do this, we only need 1-2 lines of configuration. However, this article will explain to you more about that. The problem One problem here is probably quite a lot of people have been or will be encountering. I have a website, my example is https://www.writebash.com.

How to install PHP 7 in Debian 8? By default, if you install the PHP package in Debian 8, it will install version 5.x. This article, I will guide you to install PHP 7 in Debian 8 using the dotdeb repository. Add repository PHP 7 dotdeb Important note: This repository is provided by dotdeb.org. This

This tutorial shows you how to change hostname in Debian 9. In essence, Debian 9 works just like Debian 8. So you can apply the article I wrote for Debian 8, like this article. Change hostname in Debian 9 To display the current hostname information, run the following command. hostname Next, to see the hostname

To change hostname in Debian 8, use the hostnamectl command. Debian 8 is among the new OSes, using systemd, based on dbus. This is quite handy when you want to change the hostname of the Ubuntu 16 or CentOS 7 server, etc. The hostnamectl command to change hostname The image below is an example of

How to change the hostname in Ubuntu 16. This article will guide you how to change hostname in Ubuntu server 16. This article can be used for operating systems that are using systemd. Currently, Ubuntu version 16 or later, CentOS version 7 or later, these are the two most popular OS are using systemd. Check

In this article, I will guide you through the static IP configuration on Ubuntu server 16. Using IP is a common requirement when you build your system, you need to manage your IP closely and clearly. Check current configuration You open the ssh window to Ubuntu machine, type the following command to check if the