Creating a Bootable Installation Media for Ubuntu OS
This guide will walk you through the process of creating a bootable installation media for Ubuntu Tools and Materials Select USB Media Select ISO File Start Creating Wait for Completion…
This guide will walk you through the process of creating a bootable installation media for Ubuntu Tools and Materials Select USB Media Select ISO File Start Creating Wait for Completion…
In an era where online security is non-negotiable, encrypting data transmitted between web servers and users is imperative. Let’s Encrypt, a trusted Certificate Authority (CA), provides a seamless solution for…
The FreeSWITCH Command-Line Interface (CLI) provides powerful tools for monitoring and managing calls in your FreeSWITCH server. Whether you’re troubleshooting, gathering statistics, or simply keeping an eye on your system,…
To filter FreeSWITCH CLI running calls log, you can use the built-in command show channels concise followed by a pipe (|) and the grep command. Here’s how you can do…
Redis Server Migration with Data on another Linux server Copy all files on main server under /var/lib/redis Install redis-server on new server after installation stop the redis service systemctl status…
How to Back Up and Restore MongoDB Simple 2 command MongoDB mongodump –> For dump all mongodb mongorestore –> For restore all mongodb You can also specify the –host and…
PostgreSQL Backup Database and restore How to backup and restore Database * Postgres dump all the Database pg_dumpall pg_dump pg_dumpall dumps all databases in given PostgreSQL installation. Everything goes there.…
Note: Replace yourdomain.com with you domain sudo su pm2 install pm2-healthvim ~/.pm2/module_conf.json {“pm2-logrotate”: {“max_size”: “500M”,“retain”: “200”,“compress”: “true”,“dateFormat”: “YYYY-MM-DD_HH-mm-ss”,“workerInterval”: “30”,“rotateInterval”: “* * * * 30”,“rotateModule”: “true”},“module-db-v2”: {“pm2-logrotate”: {},“pm2-health”: {}},“pm2-health”: {“smtp”: {“host”:…
Note: domainname —> replace with you domain name sudo apt remove postfix && apt purge postfixsudo apt install sendmailcd /etc/mailmkdir -m 700 -p /etc/mail/authinfonano /etc/mail/authinfo/authinfoadd line in that fileAuthInfo: “U:root@domainname.com”…