IonCube is a powerful open source encoder that helps developers protect their PHP code from being copied, edited or modified without authorization. It provides an extra layer of security by encoding your PHP code into a secure bytecode format that can only be decrypted with the IonCube Loader. With the IonCube Loader, you can securely …
Compressing a directory in Linux is an essential task for system administrators, developers, and users alike. The tar, zip and gzip command line utilities are the most widely used methods to compress a directory in Linux. With the tar command, you can create archives of files and directories, while zip and gzip allows you to …
Introduction: Automating routine tasks is important for linux administrators, this is to avoid overloading them when doing the same tasks every day. Tasks such as file transfer from server A to server b using scp or rsync commands can be automated by setting up the SSH login without password and integrate it with scp or …
What is a Hostname and Why Would You Want to Change it? A hostname is an identifier for a computer or device on a network. It is used to identify the device on the network and can be used to access it remotely. Changing the hostname of a computer or device can be useful for …
As a system administrator or developer, it is essential to know the operating system version of the Linux distribution you are working with. This information is crucial when installing packages, updating the system, or troubleshooting issues. In this article, i will show the steps on how to check the operating system version in Linux. This …
In the world of Linux/Unix shell scripting, finding and replacing text within files is a common task. One popular tool used for this purpose is SED (stream editor). In this article, we’ll explore how to find and replace text using sed command in Linux/Unix shell. Understanding SED SED is a stream editor that works by …
Apache is an open source web server software. It is the most popular web server software in use today, supporting over 70% of websites on the internet. Apache was originally developed by Brian Behlendorf, who wanted to create a free and open source alternative to Microsoft’s IIS web server software. Apache was initially released as …