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Author: jsinix([email protected])
This script is written to expedite the process of initial system configuration
(specifically Ubuntu). These initial things include basic setup, securing the
system(firewall), updating it etc. I have not test...
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posted 9 years ago by jsinix
Install LAMP Stack (Linux,Apache, Mysql, PHP)
Install PHP5 (Some applications require other PHP5 mods)
Install phpMyAdmin
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posted 9 years ago by oxnard
This is a bash file to Create or Delete Virtual Host in Ubuntu system and Apache server.
This file open the Virtual Host in "/home/{user}/www/{domain}"
To run this file you need to make this file executable:
> sudo chmod u+x /path/to/file
Th...
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posted 11 years ago by roeyhaim
Boot Minecraft on an Ubuntu 64-bit instance with 2GB of RAM
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posted 11 years ago by stevedecoded
Fast and easy way to find a keyword inside of files located inside of a directory tree. (eg: looking for a function foo, inside of your applications directory.) This command will display a list of files which contain function foo.
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posted 12 years ago by luizlopes
This snippet presents how the java library to ubuntu unity launcher could look like.
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posted 12 years ago by kdaniel
following example code removes all ".svn" folders recursively
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posted 12 years ago by sabanulutas
One line command to find and import all PGP keys for sources.list repositories.
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posted 12 years ago by Louner
First of all this refers to a clean Ubuntu 10.04 install with the LAMP and OpenSSH packages installed, but can probably be applied in most cases.
Duplicate the file /etc/apaches/sites-available/default, and name it subdomains.
Edit the new file...
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posted 13 years ago by krillzip
Archive manager doesn't handle some RAR files and 7zip files out of the box, you need to run this command in order to make it work with this kind of files.
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posted 13 years ago by aelien
I recently did an upgrade using apt-get update / upgrade and one of the packages didn't fair so well so I needed to roll it back.
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posted 14 years ago by bradless