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Script To Delete Log Files in Linux

May 19, 2022arstech Leave a Comment
cron job to script delete log files

In this article I will show very basic shell Script to Delete Log Files in Linux and schedule logs deletion using a cron. Linux Log Files The Linux operating system and running applications constantly generate various types of messages that… Continue Reading →

Linux log, logs, script

How to Fix Minikube Error: This computer doesn’t have VT-X/AMD-v enabled

May 16, 2022arstech Leave a Comment
This computer doesn't have VT-X AMD-v enabled

In this article you will learn how to fix virtualbox error: “This computer doesn’t have VT-X/AMD-v enabled. Enabling it in the BIOS is mandatory” when you try to run the command minikube start. If your CPU doesn’t have VT-X or… Continue Reading →

Windows minikube, virtualbox

How To Identify Chipset On Motherboard

May 9, 2022arstech Leave a Comment
How To Identify Chipset On Motherboard

In this article you will learn how to identify chipset on motherboard by several methods on Windows 10, 11 and Linux. Motherboard Visual Inspection To find out about the manufacture and chipset On the Motherboard this is the most easiest… Continue Reading →

General, Windows chipset, motherboard

[SOLVED] How to fix error: GPT PMBR size mismatch

April 21, 2022arstech Leave a Comment
GPT PMBR size mismatch

In this article you will learn how to fix the Linux error: GPT PMBR size mismatch will be corrected by write after executing fdisk command. The problem can happen when the partition table was set up for a smaller disk… Continue Reading →

CentOS, Linux, Ubuntu fdisk, Linux, parted, Ubuntu

How To Resize Linux Partition Using Command Line

April 21, 2022arstech Leave a Comment
Resize Linux Partition Command Line

In this article you will learn how to resize Linux partition from Command Line on virtual machine (VMware, Proxmox, AWS, ..). Đ¢his example is applicable for increase only for NON LVM partitions. In our example we will use Debian, but… Continue Reading →

CentOS, Linux, Ubuntu centos, fdisk, Linux, resize2fs, Ubuntu

[SOLVED] How To Reset Zimbra Administrator Password from Command Line

March 18, 2022arstech Leave a Comment
How To Reset Zimbra Administrator Password

In this article you will learn How To Reset Zimbra Administrator Password from Command Line. That’s it! Now you can login to your Zimbra mail server with new password from WEB GUI. Discuss article in ArsTech Forum     If… Continue Reading →

General Command Line, password, Zimbra

Terraform VPC and EC2 example

March 1, 2022arstech Leave a Comment
Terraform VPC and EC2 example

Terraform basic VPC and EC2 example: main.tf vpc.tf sg.tf variables.tf output.tf This Terraform basic VPC and EC2 example you can clone from GitGub. Discuss article in ArsTech Forum     If you like what you are reading, please: Buy me… Continue Reading →

Terraform EC2, Terraform, VPC

Git Remove All Commits

March 1, 2022arstech Leave a Comment
Git Remove All Commits

How remove all commits from Git. Switch to new_branch: Add all the files: Commit the changes as “initial commit“ Delete “old” main branch Rename the current “new_branch” to main Push update Git your repository Discuss article in ArsTech Forum  … Continue Reading →

General git, GitHub

NVIDIA RTX 3080 Overclock Settings Hive OS

February 7, 2022arstech Leave a Comment
RTX 3080 Overclock Settings Hive OS

I this article I will show NVIDIA RTX 3080 Overclock Settings Hive OS to achieve best performance and electric power efficiency (kH/W) for mining Ethereum. Also you can found best Hive OS mining OC settings for NVIDIA RTX Founders Edition… Continue Reading →

cryptocurrency Ethereum, Hive OS, Mining, Nvidia, RTX 3060, RTX 3070, RTX 3080

[SOLVED] Install PHP 7/8 On Amazon Linux 2

February 1, 2022arstech Leave a Comment
Install PHP 7 On Amazon Linux 2

By default AWS Amazon Linux 2 will install PHP 5.4 if you run: yum install php. In this article you will learn how to Install PHP 7.4 On Amazon Linux 2 step by step. Also how to install PHP 8.0… Continue Reading →

Linux Amazon, Amazon Linux, AWS, Linux 2, PHP

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