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Deleting files in Linux – Argument list too long

December 22, 2016arstech Leave a Comment
Argument list too long

Deleting files in Linux – Argument list too long When  you’re trying to delete  large number of files, you may have error: Argument list too long As solution you can use command: # find . -type f -print -delete Next… Continue Reading →

Linux Argument list too long, delete, file

bind failed: Permission denied

November 22, 2016arstech Leave a Comment

Bind Failed: Permission denied How to solve problem when you cant execute ffmpeg form user and ports are below 1024. In UNIX-like systems, non-root users are unable to bind to ports lower than 1024. You need to be root to… Continue Reading →

FFmpeg, Linux bind, bind failed, ffmpeg, Permission denied, port

Showing the original visitors IP addresses in VestaCP

November 15, 2016arstech Leave a Comment

If you using VestaCP with Cloudflare Global Content Delivery Network (CDN) in logs you will have problem with showing the original visitors IP addresses in logs. Its very easy to fix. Add to NGINX main config file (before include and… Continue Reading →

CentOS, Linux, Ubuntu Cloudflare, Nginx, show original IP, vestacp

Intel Visual Compute Accelerator (VCA) crash CentOS 7

November 9, 2016arstech Leave a Comment

Intel Visual Compute Accelerator (VCA) can crash CentOS 7 if yiu dont have kernel option “nosmap”. Due to CentOS 7.1 not having full support for Intel® Xeon® Processor E5-2600 v4 family, the kernel option “nosmap” must be added when booting… Continue Reading →

CentOS, Linux Crash CentOS, E3-1200, E5-2600, Intel VCA, kernel option, nosmap, Visual Compute Accelerator

MySQL Connect Remote Database

October 25, 2016arstech Leave a Comment
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MySQL Connect Remote Database For remotely access to mysql database use command: mysql -u User -p -h RemoteMySQLdatabaseIP Were:  User – remote MySQL server user,  RemoteMySQLdatabaseIP – remote MySQL database IP example: # mysql -u User_Name -p -h 11.22.33.44 Enter password:… Continue Reading →

Linux, MySQL mysql, mysql database, mysql remote access, mysql remote connection, mysql server

WordPress Plugins. Top 10

October 22, 2016arstech 1 Comment

WordPress Plugins. Top 10 Here is best WordPress Plugins list you must have. Jetpack by WordPress.com Jetpack is a simple and powerful plugin that enables all of the power and flexibility you need from your WordPress. Jetpack tells you how… Continue Reading →

WordPress All In One WP Security, Google Analytics, Jetpack, plugin, WordPress, Wordpress Plugins

Problem with IPv6 sudo apt-get update/upgrade

October 14, 2016arstech Leave a Comment

We can force to update Ubuntu using ipv4 apt-get -o Acquire::ForceIPv4=true update apt-get -o Acquire::ForceIPv4=true upgrade  

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VNC error – only supporting 8,15, 16 and 25 bpp..

October 13, 2016arstech Leave a Comment

VNC error – only supporting 8,15, 16 and 25 bpp rdp connections During Remote Desktop Connection (RDP) from Windows to Linux you can face with VNC error “only supporting 8,15, 16 and 25 bpp rdp connections” It’s very easy to… Continue Reading →

Linux, Windows centos, Linux, rdp, Remote Desktop Connection, VNC, VNC error

How to Remote Desktop from Windows to Linux

October 13, 2016arstech Leave a Comment

How to Remote Desktop from Windows to Linux You can connect to Linux machine from Windows using standard Windows Remote Desktop Connection (RDP). First we need  xrdp package on Linux server. xrdp provides a graphical login to remote machines using… Continue Reading →

CentOS, Linux, Windows centos, Linux, Microsoft Remote Desktop Protocol, rdp, Remote Desktop Connection, Remote Desktop port, Windows, xrdp

Configure One to One NAT in SonicWALL

October 3, 2016arstech Leave a Comment

One to One NAT (1:1 NAT )allows you to translate an internal IP address into a unique IP address. 1 Create 2 Address Objects One for Server IP on LAN and another for Public IP of the server Go to Network >… Continue Reading →

Network 1:1 NAT, NAT Policy, One to One NAT, Private IP, Public IP, SonicWALL

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