Tag: linux
Update WordPress Manually using SSH
This is Step by Step guide to manually update WordPress Core on your Linux server using SSH. You may need it if you have set restrictive file permissions on your server or for any reason. 1. First create a full backup of your website. This is very important in case you make a mistake you […]
Mount (Automount) VHD partition in Ubuntu host
Most of the time you need to add hard disk space to you virtual machine without effecting Primary hard disk. Below procedure can be used to add another virtual hard disk to Ubuntu hosted inside Hyper-V. 1. Add new hard disk from VM settings. 2. Start virtual machine and start terminal or connect through terminal […]
RHEL CentOS set default editor to NANO
VI is a wonderful, full feature text editor. However, some might lack experience with VI and prefer a simpler text editor for quick configuration and other edits. Install nano yum -y install nano System Default Editor cat <<EOF >>/etc/profile.d/nano.sh export VISUAL="nano" export EDITOR="nano" EOF User Default Editor cat <<EOF >>~/.bash_profile export VISUAL="nano" export EDITOR="nano" EOF
Access SD Card on Linux from Windows using VirtualBox
In order to use SD Card from Host OS (Windows) on Guest OS (Linux) through Oracle VirtualBox, follow below steps. Step 1 – Get the Device ID of your SD card reader. On Command Line enter below command wmic diskdrive list brief It will show something like this C:\Users\rizwan>wmic diskdrive list brief Caption DeviceID Model […]
Ubuntu update via command line
Update Fetches the list of available updates. It downloads package lists from the repositories and “updates” them to get information on the newest versions of packages and their dependencies. It will do this for all repositories and Personal Package Archives sudo apt-get update Upgrade Upgrade is used to install the newest versions of all packages […]