Tag: Linux

  • Prevent cPanel accounts from sending mail.

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    When a cPanel account is suspended it simply prevents access via that accounts login details and restricts the mysql user associated with it. It does not however prevent existing scripts from using the server to send mail or spam and this is generally what happens when people hack your WordPress or Joomla or Drupal sites.…

  • Teamspeak 3 and Ubuntu Server

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    So the clan wanted a TS3 server and given that I have a server set up at home I SSH’d into it and the magic began. To Install TS3 on Ubuntu Server you will need: The latest version of TS3 server edition for your architecture (ie x86 or amd64) here. thats about it 🙂 I…

  • Switching Users in Terminal

    Most people know that to get from being a normal user to root, you can just type su [enter], give the root password and hey presto; you’re now root@somedomain.  But what if I want to switch to another normal account when in terminal?  Same deal.. The only difference is that when you Switch User this…

  • Connecting to MySQL via MySQL Administrator on a Local Network

    I have a dev server rack in my home, and being the geek that I am I have PC’s everywhere throughout my house all networked according to their jobs. My command centre (Office and Gaming centre) is where I do most of my work, but my files and sites are stored on a dev share…

  • Terminal Manuals (man pages)

    to read a manual page about a command in Terminal type man commandname This will bring up the manual page for that command. To leave a man page simply press “q”.

  • Kubuntu: adding the Samsung CLX-6210FX [SOLVED]

    1st attempt: printing>>add printer>>network>>selected the Samsung. Printing searches for the driver then presents a choose driver window. It recommends Generic.  This takes me to a list of Samsung drivers. I chose Generic PCL 5e Printer and then Gutenprint v5.2.6 Simplified. I am then presented with the Printer Properties window for my newly installed printer. First test print failed because it defaults…

  • Finding PCs on a linux network

    Just installed Kubuntu on my Work PC, Server is linux, dev server is linux, 3 other PCs are different versions of Windows. sudo nmap -O ipaddress/24 This will list all ips alive and their ports and guess the OS. there is a version of Nmap available for Windows, having not used it though, I cannot…