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Setup openSSH for Linux-to-Linux
Use OpenSSH to create authentication keys, upload one then connect remotely, password-free with encrypted data & server security. Simple!
» tutorial » openSSH = Safer Server, Faster Login & Data Protection -
Point a Site or Blog at Another
This how-to guide shows the syntax to point a site or blog to another domain. That way, for instance, traffic from a passive site benefits an active one.
» tutorial » Password-Protected Web Pages -
Restrict Access to Nginx Web Files with Auth_Basic
Easily restrict access to hide sensitive data, admin areas & other web pages using the Nginx web server’s Auth_Basic security module & htpasswd.
» tutorial » Password-Protected Web Pages -
Gain Benefit From Parked Domains
To park a domain is simply to add it, undeveloped, with a DNS manager. Big deal! More useful is to point it to a developed site, gaining the traffic.
» tutorial » Park Domains Beneficially -
Copy Website Files between Windows/Linux Computers using the CLI
Here’s how to copy/backup/upload files between Linux & Windows hosts using PuTTY’s Secure FTP terminal. Faster, easier and way safer than FTP.
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Copy Site Files between Linux/Linux Computers with the CLI
This tutorial shows how to copy files between Linux hosts using Secure Copy & a command line interface. Fast, easy & safe, better than FTP or SFTP.
» tutorial » Secure Copy & 'Tween 'Nix Boxes -
Reset a Lost MySQL Password
Locked yourself out of MySQL? Feels like leaving the car keys in the trunk, huh?
» tutorial » Unlock MySQL & Refresh Forgotten Password
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Update (Replace or Delete) MySQL Data
Change repetitive db data with one single syntax command. Rather than manually find & alter each instance, isolate the lot & update multiple content.
» tutorial » Manipulate MySQL Data -
Reinstate MySQL DBs with Terminal Shell
Here’s the syntax for reinstating a MySQL database. For instance, you moved a site, added a blank db and now want to add your backed up data. Easy!
» tutorial » Adding & Import Data to a DB -
Backup a MySQL Database from the Terminal
This guide shows how to save a MySQL database using a terminal, with a simple syntax command. And faster than using phpMyAdmin, for sure.
» tutorial » Export DBs using the CLI
