How to automatically start a service on Linux (systemd)
Why automatically start a service on Linux? The question might be obvious. Why would you *not* want to automatically start a service on Linux? The
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Cannot find PST file after doing Windows Update (OneDrive users)
Windows Update breaks Outlook linked to OneDrive After doing a Windows Update, Outlook suddenly stops working. Outlook reports that it cannot find the user’s PST
How to use Webmin to monitor clamav-daemon on a Virtualmin server
ClamAV is a great free anti-virus but the only problem is it’s a memory hog. Virtualmin recommends 2 GB of RAM but we’ve seen it
Either /sbin/init maybe-ubiquity or /sbin/init taking up high CPU
On a overworked server you might see that /sbin/init maybe-ubiquity is taking up a lot of CPU cycles. This will be evident if you use
How to avoid Microsoft Windows 11 forcing you to create an Microsoft account
Use this email address and any random password: Enter [email protected] as the email address and click Next when Windows 11 setup prompts you to log into your
How to schedule a reboot for a specific time on Linux
Use this command: root@cp:~# shutdown -r 03:30 Shutdown scheduled for Wed 2022-09-21 03:30:00 SAST, use ‘shutdown -c’ to cancel. It’s critical to use the -r
Tip for Installing Packages on OpenSUSE
Here are some tips, tricks, and traps when working openSUSE How to install Software There’s no apt or yum, so use zypper. Here is an
How to deal with Windows 7 Upgrade error 0x80072f8f – 0x20000 – TLDR; Enable TLS 1.1 and TLS 1.2
Microsoft improved their business a lot and they are still offering a free Windows 7 to Windows 10 upgrade. This is wonderful news for outdated
How to find a list of all files that end in multiple extensions using the Linux command line
Use this command: find /home/domain/public_html/ -type f -iname ‘*.jpg’ -or -iname ‘*.pdf’
How to quickly remove a configuration from a whole bunch of files using the Linux utility SED
Every now and again, dread, you have a number of configuration files that have an incorrect value. Recently we encountered this problem on an Apache