SQUEAKEY is a simple-yet-thorough Linux clean-up script that removes temp files securely. Check out SQUEAKEY here, and find it listed with the rest of our homemade apps here.
Category: Server
New tool – BashBastion!
Today we would like to introduce our newest open-source tool BashBastion! BashBastion! may seem like a mere BASH script, but on further inspection, you’ll see this powerful tool works wonderfully as an easy-to-implement firewall. You can find BashBastion! on it’s dedicated page here, or listed alongside out other apps here.
Using AI in Chrome Developers tools to troubleshoot website issues
A new feature released at the end of 2024, the AI Assistance panel was released for Google Chrome. This feature enables Google’s Gemini AI bot to investigate logs and errors within several tabs of Chrome’s DevTools, including Console, Sources, and Network. Note: In order to use this feature you must be signed into Google with…
New tool – BASH script compiler
You no longer need to feel left out as a BASH scripter! Check out our new BASH script compiler, where you can create a Linux binary from your .sh code. You can find BASH script compiler here, or alongside the rest of our apps here.
New tool – internuncio
Introducing internuncio: A super-easy way to securely share files with a one-time download link and security key on your local PC or remote server. Available for Windows, Mac, and Linux. You can find internuncio here. You can also find internuncio listed among all of our apps here.
Adding or modifying IP addresses on a Linux server
This article will guide you through adding, removing, or modifying IPv4 and IPv6 addresses on a Linux machine. As the Desktop versions of most Linux operating systems come with a Graphical User Interface (GUI), they have easy-to-use tools to add and edit connections. It’s recommended to stick with these and not try to manually modify…
Is it possible to downgrade MySQL on a Plesk server?
MySQL does not support downgrading a database version, and Plesk does not natively support multiple local instances on Linux servers (https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/12377060524439-Is-it-possible-to-have-multiple-MySQL-MariaDB-instances-on-Plesk-for-Linux). As an alternative, there are two possible solutions that you can consider:
Installing a LAMP stack on Debian 12
This guide will walk you through the process of installing a LAMP stack on a Debian 12 system. The LAMP stack is a very popular compilation of server applications used to host websites on Linux. LAMP stands for Linux, Apache, MariaDB, and PHP. In some guides MySQL may be used, however, MariaDB is faster, more…
Updating PHP on a Plesk hosted website
Are you looking to update the version of PHP for a website you have hosted on your Plesk server? Then, follow along! What is PHP and what are different versions? The PHP application’s job is to read .php files stored on the server, and then interpret and execute the code within them in order to…
A Useful Linux Package Manager Table
Distribution Package Manager(s) Installation Example Alternative(s) Debian(Ubuntu) apt apt-get dpkg sudo apt install libreoffice sudo apt-get install libreoffice sudo dpkg -i whois_5.4.2_amd64.deb Red Hat(CentOS/Rocky/Fedora/Alma) dnf (current) RPM yum (deprecated) sudo dnf install libreoffice sudo rpm -i libreoffice.rpm sudo yum install libreoffice Slackware slapt-get pkgtool slapt-get -i openoffice pkgtool -i openoffice installpkg openoffice.tgz upgradepkg –install-new openoffice.tgz…