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How to Install Google Chrome on Ubuntu Linux

May 28, 2021 October 18, 2022 / Applications

In this guide, we’ll see how to install the Google Chrome browser on Ubuntu Linux in a few short steps. Chrome must be downloaded from Google’s website, since it’s not included in Ubuntu’s package repos, as a result of being proprietary software. Download & Install Chrome on Ubuntu 1. Start by opening a terminal and …

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How to Log rsync Transfers on Linux

May 28, 2021 November 1, 2021 / Linux Commands

When executing the rsync command, especially with the -v (verbose) option, you’ll see related output in your terminal. But what if you need to save this output, either because you want to refer to it later, or you need to check on unattended rsync transfers? In this guide, we’ll see how to log rsync transfers …

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Backup and Restore MySQL Databases via Linux Command Line

May 27, 2021 October 18, 2022 / Linux Commands

If you are running MySQL on Linux and need to back up your databases, you can use Bash commands from the terminal to accomplish the task. A simple script could even make daily backups. In this guide, we’ll show you how to backup your MySQL databases and restore data from those backups. Make a Backup …

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How to Install Google Chrome on Debian Linux

May 27, 2021 October 18, 2022 / Applications

In this guide, we’ll see how to install the Google Chrome browser on Debian Linux in a few short steps. Chrome must be downloaded from Google’s website, since it’s not included in Debian’s package repos, as a result of being proprietary software. Download & Install Chrome on Debian 1. Start by opening a terminal and …

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How to Host a Killing Floor 2 Server on Ubuntu

May 23, 2021 October 18, 2022 / System Administration

This guide will explain the step by step instructions to host a Killing Floor 2 server on Ubuntu Linux. Follow along below to get your server configured and be up and running quickly. To keep things simple, we will be using /kf2 as our installation directory, and we’re assuming that you are doing everything with …

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How to Reset Forgotten Root Password on Fedora

May 9, 2021 October 18, 2022 / System Administration

Help! I’ve forgotten the root password! Even if you’ve forgotten the root password to your Fedora Linux system, it’s pretty easy to recover access to the root account by setting a new password. In this guide, we’ll show you how to set a new password for your root account in a few short steps. Reset …

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How to Reset Forgotten Root Password on Ubuntu

May 8, 2021 October 18, 2022 / System Administration

Help! I’ve forgotten the root password! Even if you’ve forgotten the root password to your Ubuntu Linux system, it’s pretty easy to recover access to the root account by setting a new password. In this guide, we’ll show you how to set a new password for your root account in a few short steps. Reset …

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How to Recover Deleted Photos in Linux with recoverjpeg

April 23, 2021 November 1, 2021 / Linux Commands

The recoverjpeg tool available on Linux can scan hard drives, SD cards, or any storage device for lost photos. It’s a great tool for recovering deleted photos or attempting to salvage some pictures from a corrupted storage device. We’ll explain how it works and show you how to use it in this guide. There are …

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How to Exclude Files and Directories From rsync

April 22, 2021 November 1, 2021 / Linux Commands

If you have some files or folders that you want rsync to ignore, it’s simple enough to exclude them from a transfer by adding an extra option to the rsync command. In this guide, we show command examples for excluding files and/or directories in an rsync transfer. The rsync command expects you to specify your …

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How to Specify SSH Password in rsync Command

April 22, 2021 November 1, 2021 / Linux Commands

When using rsync over SSH for remote file transfers, you can avoid typing your password each time by setting up RSA key authentication. If this isn’t possible in your situation, the next best thing is to pass the SSH password in the rsync command. We’ll look at how to do that securely in this guide. …

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