~ $: pwd > сервер

pwd is a linux command that shows you what directory you’re in, now it tells you what tag you find

Find all files by extension on Linux, CentOS, Alma, Ubuntu

Any administrator may often need a command that can find all files by extension on Linux. This is especially useful if you're cleaning up a site and want to find all the files that have a specific extension. For example, I often clean WordPress for my clients and one...

CloudLinux courses at CloudLinux University

I recently received an email notification about CloudLinux courses prepared by CloudLinux University. The mail is more informational in nature, where the user's opinion is still being researched. CloudLinux courses will definitely take off, but CloudLinux probably...

Time4VPS VPS hosting in Europe and my 3 years of experience

I've been using Time4VPS VPS hosting for quick and easy projects in Europe for the last three years and here are some of my observations and recommendations on why this provider suits me. I have to say right away that Time4VPS is a great timesaver, you will see why....

How to search and find big error_log files on server

There is an easy command that can locate large error_log files on the server. This is great if your server is at a critical level and you want to free up space starting with unnecessary error_log files. You need to log in to the server via SSH connection and run the...

First steps How to secure Ubuntu Server

Here's a note on how to secure Ubuntu 22.04 and boost server and site security. For the purposes of this tutorial, I used a VPS server purchased from Time4VPS at an extremely low price for only 1.2 euros per month 🙂 Time4VPS also has the best Black Friday deal right...

How to install Let’s Encrypt on Ubuntu 22.04 server

Some notes and thoughts on How to install Let's Encrypt on Ubuntu 22.04 server. If you've read my previous article and installed WordPress on an Ubuntu server, you now need this article to ensure a secure connection on your site. If you've come this far, you probably...