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How to enable postfix service to start at boot on Linux

To start Postfix service at boot on a Linux system using the systemctl command, you can use the following steps.…

PHP-FPM: php_value vs. php_admin_value directives explained

php_admin_value and php_value are directives used in PHP-FPM (FastCGI Process Manager) configuration, often seen in context with web server setups…

Postfix Submission vs. Submissions (SMTPS) port

In Postfix configuration, particularly on Debian and Ubuntu systems, you might come across terms like "submission" and "submissions" when looking…

How to convert RPM software packages to Debian (.deb)

The world of Linux is diverse, Linux distributions using different package management systems. RPM (Red Hat Package Manager) and Debian's…

Upload and Download files on Linux Shell using FTP command

Linux offers a powerful tool for file transfer on the shell: the FTP command. FTP (File Transfer Protocol) is a…

How to open winmail.dat files on Ubuntu and Debian Linux

Winmail.dat files are a unique file format utilized primarily by Microsoft Outlook. These files serve as containers for attachments sent…

LINUX Basics: How to Move Files in Linux Using mv Command

Moving files and folders is one of the most basic operations you'll need to conduct on a Linux system. You…

How to Create A Directory in Bash if it does not exists

You can use the following script to create a directory like /home/user in a Bash script only if it does…

How to Delete the root Crontab on Linux

You need root privileges to empty the root user's crontab on Linux. You can achieve this by either logging in…

Create shortcuts in Linux (symbolic links)

Windows users are used to being able to create shortcuts to have fast access to their files and folders easily.…

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