Creating iptables
Iptables is a command line utility for configuring the Linux kernel firewall. The term iptables is also commonly used to refer to the kernel firewall. It can be configured directly with iptables, or using one of the many existing console and graphics frontend. The most common iptables are: Block a port: in this example the port is blocked ...
the fastest operating system
Solus 3.0 is a GNU / Linux distribution built from scratch that brings with it its own desktop environment called Budgie, it has attracted attention for its impressive startup speed. Started by Ikey Doherty, Solus promises full control to developers, as both the operating system and the desktop environment have been developed by the same team. ...
Force https from .htaccess
What can you do with an htaccess? Redirect a Domain to a Directory Prevent Hacks in WordPress Activate register-globals Redirects 301 Avoid Directory Listing Redirect domain without www to www If you are a server administrator you can make this configuration in the httpd.conf file using the configuration below. Otherwise …
enable SSL in WordPress
How to activate SSL in WordPress Once you have your security certificate installed in your hosting, it is time to configure it in WordPress so that, in the address bar, the green padlock is shown and the URL of your website works under the HTTPS protocol. To make these adjustments in ...
Synchronize Contacts, Calendar Cpanel with Outlook 2016
1. Install Outlook Extension To synchronize your Horde Webmail calendars and contacts with your desktop Outlook, you have to install this extension on your Outlook PC: Outlook CalDav Synchronizer. Download the extension and follow the installation process. Remember to close Outlook before installing it. 2. General Settings In Outlook we will see a new ...
Meltdown and Specter Faults
What are Meltdown and Specter? They are two vulnerabilities that involve the processors that power the majority of computers, servers and mobile devices in the world. This means that Windows, Mac, and Linux users can be affected - just about anyone. This is how Meltdown and Specter work As we told you, the processors ...