March 14, 2012 in Tasksel
Tasksel
what is Tasksel?
Tasksel is an easy way to install services in your system. It is something like Synaptic package manager but it can be used from terminal and even if you don’t have any graphic user interface.
How to use Tasksel
You can access tasksel from the terminal
March 14, 2012 in shell (Command line)
Basic Linux Comands
Here you will find the most common commands that you can you use under the Linux shell.
Do not expect to find all Linux commands here this post contains only what we use in our posts. So this is a good place to find some more information about the commands that we use in our tutorials.
ls -> List of files and folders
Options
-l returns detailed list about files and folders
-g returns detailed list about files and folders without the owners
-a list hidden items
-t sort by time
cd ->Change Directory
February 22, 2012 in SQL Tools
Install PhpMyAdmin in Ubuntu / Debian
What is phpMyAdmin?
PhpMyAdmin is an open source tool written in PHP and can be used for the administration of MySQL over WWW. You can execute any sql statement and you can easily manage databases, tables, relations, indexes, permissions, users, etc.
How to install phpMyAdmin
In order to install phpMyAdmin you have to install first Mysql, PHP and Apache.
Open your terminal and type the following:
February 15, 2012 in MySQL
Install MySQL Database server in Ubuntu / Debian
What is MySQL?
MySQL is most popular open source database. It is a high performance and reliable database and it is easy to use. MySQL runs on almost all known Operating Systems including Ubuntu.
How to install MySQL on Ubuntu 11.04
You can install MySQL Server from the terminal. Just type:
February 15, 2012 in Apache
Install Apache web server in Ubuntu / Debian
What is apache?
Apache is the most popular web server on the internet. It is highly configurable with third party modules, can run under several Operating Systems including Ubuntu and its very secure and stable. That is why more than 50% of websites currently running on the internet have an Apache server behind them.
How to install Apache on Ubuntu 11.04
You can install Apache2 from the Terminal by using:
$> sudo apt-get install apache2
when the installation is finished Apache is up and running and you can test that by point your web browser to http://localhost/
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