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Google Drive is a cloud storage and sync service that allows users to store, sync, and share files across multiple devices. It offers 15GB of free file storage for every Google account. In this article, we will explain how to access the Google Drive account on a Debian system. The process involves connecting your Google… read more »
To a network administrator, ARP may sound familiar. ARP is a protocol that Layer 2 devices implement to discover and communicate with each other. The arping tool works over this protocol. Why do you need arping? Imagine you are working with a small office network. It’s tempting to use the classic ping command to ping… read more »
If you want to extract gif from any video without a lot of video editing experience, Peek should be your tool. It is a very simple screen recorder with an easy to use interface. Peek makes it easy to create short screencasts for an area of the screen. It was created for the specific use… read more »
How to install SOGo components on Debian 10 SOGo is a free, open source and collaborative component software server released under GNU GPL/LGPL v2 and higher. It comes with an easy-to-use web-based interface and supports multiple native clients. It provides native Microsoft ActiveSync support and also supports mobile devices such as Apple iPhone, Android, Windows… read more »
In this method, we will need to enter the password of the current user. sudo -u <anotherUser> <commands> sudo -u <anotherUser> mkdir /tmp/test Switch to given / specific user to run command (su -u ) In this method, we will need to enter a password for this / specified user. su -u <anotherUser> <commands> su… read more »
As a Linux user, you may have experienced a decrease in the speed of your system over time. There can be a number of general suspicions that lead to a decrease in system performance, including a large number of heavy applications at startup, sub-optimal configurations, and many other factors. In this article, we will discuss… read more »
1 Usually we can restart the bind9 service with the following command (if the system is using systemd) systemctl restart named 2 If the above command fails, try to find the correct service name for bind9 systemctl list-units –type=service | grep -i bind Output example named.service loaded active running BIND Domain Name Server Now we… read more »
We all have our preferences when it comes to choosing a media player for our systems. Some prefer VLC Media Player, an open source cross-platform software that acts as a media client for playing the vast majority of media file formats. Then there is the popular Windows Media Player, a multimedia player owned by Microsoft… read more »
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Formatting a USB drive is a common operation on most computer systems and can come in handy in a variety of ways. For example, you can format a USB drive if it is infected with a virus and the data is corrupted, or you want to change the file system because it is incompatible with… read more »