Using Ubuntu 12.04 and quite satisfactory so far! I’ll update this post regularly as I continue using it! Pros (+) It’s cool! My Notebook was getting extremely hot and was getting turned off in Ubuntu 11.10. The notebook (Dell Inspiron 14z) is remaining cool most of the time. Even if when it get’s hot, it […]
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Note: If you prefer to use terminal, you may need root access to use the following commands. If necessary, append “sudo” to all commands. First, login to your remote server using ssh/ftp whatever. In your servers, say git repos are stored in /srv/gitosis/repositories directory (this is the default directory if you used gitosis). Say, we’re […]
Requirements: Assuming, you’ve Apache server installed already. 1. Install SVN Open a terminal & type: sudo apt-get install subversion 2. Create Repo Let’s say, we want to create a repo in /var/svn/myrepo. Type in terminal: cd /var sudo mkdir svn sudo svnadmin create /var/svn/myrepo 3. Users & Groups Create a user & group named “svn”: […]
Let’s say, you have an NTFS drive which you want to mount automatically every time you boot your Ubuntu machine. In addition, you want to execute files from that drive, or own that filesystem. For all these, you need to modfiy a file located as /etc/fstab 1. Identify the disc partition Type in terminal: sudo […]
When you’re going to update Drupal 7 modules using FTP, you need to have a FTP server running in your computer. In Ubuntu/Linux, we can have one named vsftpd (Very secured FTP Daemon) by running following command in the terminal: Configuration: Drupal: 7.0+ OS: Ubuntu/Linux Step 1: Install VSFTPD sudo apt-get install vsftpd Step 2: […]
