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In this guide, I’ll provide some of the information you’ll need in getting playSMS installed on a Ubuntu/Debian based distribution. In this case we’re setting this up on a Raspberry Pi. I recommend you watch the video for a better understanding of the command you’re running before just pasting this content without even thinking about […]
So, I recently had a UPS I was setting up that had USB monitoring. I had planned on connecting this to the TrueNAS system I have running. This setup was rather simple using the UPS service that’s built into TrueNAS. The UPS I had was an APC Tower UPS 1500VA – It took a few […]
So, I’ve got a Debian NAS that had some spare resources – So, I thought I would migrate over my Unifi and UNMS systems. The OS I used for this setup was Debian 10 – With no additionall repositries – Just Samba, DNSMASQ for TFTP and Apache. To do this I simply followed the installation […]
Recently I utilized a crontab to run a weekly backup job. This job, ran as a standard crontab user. The above backup job can be checked through /var/log/cron.log. Tip – Enable Cron Logging in Debian Enable Crontab logging to track when jobs and changes to crontab have been made. The location of the cron log […]
Two commands come in useful when updating /etc/fstab to mount your partitions to your preferred locations. Recently though, I needed to map some drives on a non-gui machine so I didn’t have my-usual lifeline of a simple GUI disk manager. So, I found myself resorting to “lsblk -f” to show all drives and their UUID. […]
Recently I’ve moved from utilising a Synology NAS for network storage to an old business class HP Desktop that’s been fitted out with some extra storage. I’ve installed Debian with no GUI to save on resources and presently using just 300MB of RAM while already running – TFTP, Samba and Apache. Below are the guides […]
After much research and reading deep into how PXE worked on Linux I found the following two articles aided in allowing the configuration of PXE Booting on my network. A final write-up to come after a second run down of a creating a PXE Server. Configuring PXE Network Server on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS – Link. […]
TechOverflow.net has a great guide on getting this done. Install – xserver-xorg-video-dummy The guide at AskUbuntu does work but only seems to support a 1028×800 resolution – AskUbuntu.com. Then, update or create /etc/X11/10-xorg-dummy.conf (Can really be called anything you like) If you want a higher resolution the following .conf at techoverflow.net should work. If the […]
Run the following in Power Shell to get a list of the used, free and total disk capacity on the Windows system. Invoke-Command -ComputerName ComputerName {Get-PSDrive | Where {$_.Free -gt 0} | Select -Property Name, @{Name=”Used”; Expression={[Math]::Round(($_.Used/1GB),2)}}, @{Name=”Free”; Expression={[Math]::Round(($_.Free/1GB),2)}}, @{Name=”Total”; Expression={[Math]::Round((($_.Free+$_.Used)/1GB),2)}} }
Stackoverflow lists a great example that can be done by simply using the Console feature of PHPMyAdmin. Use the grant permissions command. If your database was call “newDatabase” and your user was name “newUser” the command to grant all privileges on all the tables contained within would be: This would restrict the user from access […]
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