Linux

Linux is a family of open-source Unix-like operating systems based on the Linux kernel. Some of the most popular Linux distributions include Debian, Fedora, and Ubuntu.

www.linux.org

Redirect Zimbra webmail HTTP to HTTPS

To redirect HTTP to HTTPS, switch to zimbra user:

su - zimbra

then run:

zmprov ms SERVER_HOSTNAME zimbraReverseProxyMailMode redirect

that’s it!

The following was contributed by Craig Buchek

How to contribute to Open Source without coding

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matrix 434035 1920 - The job of a 👨‍💻System Administrator

The job of a 👨‍💻System Administrator

A system administrator has quickly become one of the most important jobs in any company. Virtually all businesses these days rely heavily on their computer network so it should probably not come as a surprise that the guy who looks after that...

linux - Unix/Linux: Follow That File

Unix/Linux: Follow That File

In Linux/Unix command line you can follow a file with tail -f [filename]. As the file is updated, the screen will update. This is handy for following error logs, etc. tail -f [filename] I just learned from a co-worker that the ‘less’...

linux - The 🐧 Linux Architecture Explained

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linux - Detailed analysis of shutdown commands in 🐧 Linux systems

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linux - Use hdparm to speed up buffered 💿 disk reads

Use hdparm to speed up buffered 💿 disk reads

As root, pico /etc/sysconfig/harddisks

USE_DMA=1
MULTIPLE_IO=16
EIDE_32BIT=1
LOOKAHEAD=1
EXTRA_PARMS= hdparm ?u1 /dev/hda

Source: “Linux (Red Hat 7.0+) Installation on the Compaq Armada E7400“