Today, while performing some mainenance on one of my Debian GNU/Linux servers, I needed to restart Apache. While logged in as the root user, I used the following command:...
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Is the www really necessary
Most people understand "www" in a web address, means World Wide Web, but is the www really necessary? Many domain names used for the World Wide Web begin with www because of...
T568A and T568B Twisted-pair Ethernet Standards
I get questions about the standards for network cabling all the time, usually from people wanting to try and do it themselves. While I have them memorized, others may not....
Kubuntu: Installing Wine, not drinking it.
I love Wine. Besides the health benefits, Wine prevents me from having major headaches. Wait... What? How does Wine prevent me from having major headaches, you ask? For me,...
Kubuntu: How to tell if the CPU is 64-bit Capable.
Yesterday's Kubuntu: BIOS Information and Features article was the result of some intense hardware investigation. I was trying to determine whether or not a server would...
Kubuntu: Configure an Airport Base Station in Linux
There is a ton of documentation on the internet about the ability to configure an Airport Base Station in Ubuntu/Kubuntu. Be careful! It isn't as easy as some may make it...
Kubuntu: BIOS Information and Features
The BIOS is the Basic Input/Output System built into the motherboard of a computer. It is the very first code to run when a computer is powered on. The BIOS has a User...
Kubuntu: Using gzip
The gzip (GNU zip) utility is a software package for compressing files. It was originally designed to replace compress, as it does a better job with compression and it is...
Kubuntu: Uninstall OpenOffice. Install LibreOffice
If you've ever found yourself looking for a free micro$oft office alternative, you may have stumbled on OpenOffice, the free and open productivity suite. If you remember...
HTML Code for ASCII Special Characters
HTML Code for ASCII Special Characters, are still needed, when writing HTML. American Standard Code for Information Interchange (ASCII), was developed a long time ago, as a...
About the Author:
WebDevRobert
Innovative Technology Professional, working on IT/OT Convergence & Security, in the foundry industry.
Website Designer/Developer since the mid 1990’s.
Apple, Linux and Network Administrator since the late 1990’s.
Background includes several years of IT/OT and IIoT Administration, Communications Infrastructure Design and Project Management.
Currently the VP of Technology for Oil City Iron Works, Inc., in Corsicana, TX.