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June 18, 2019

Ubuntu with PHP 7.2 and mcrypt module

Linux, PHP, Ubuntu

As mentioned in our previous article PHP 7.2 or PHP 7.3 with mcrypt – manual build the PHP versions 7.2 and 7.3 do not include…

neoX
June 18, 2019

Ubuntu apt – InRelease is not valid yet (invalid for another 151d 18h 5min 59s)

commandline, tips, Ubuntu

Invalid time could cause your server (or probably your virtual server or docker instance) to be unable to use Ubuntu’s packaging system apt. It is…

neoX
May 30, 2019

simple time synchronization of a server (laptop, desktop) using built-in systemd-timesyncd service

Linux

Here we offer you a relatively new way of keeping your server’s time (or your computer and laptop) synchronized with a reliable time service on…

neoX
March 30, 2019

SSD cache device to a hard disk drive using LVM

lvm

This article is to show how simple is to use an SSD cache device to a hard disk drive. We also included statistics and graphs…

neoX
January 23, 2019

pycurl.h: fatal error: openssl/ssl.h: No such file or directory

compiling, openssl, Ubuntu

If you encounter this error trying to install a pip module or compile a program under the console you surely miss OpenSSL development packages! pip…

neoX
January 20, 2019

New Redis server (4.0.9) in Ubuntu 16.04 LTS

redis, Ubuntu

One of our critical service was under Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (and is scheduled for update, but this a another story!) and how it always happens…

neoX
January 14, 2019

apt-mark – upgrade with the exception of certain packages

commandline, Ubuntu

If you are in a situation when you want to upgrade your system, but do not want to upgrade a certain software in it you…

neoX
October 26, 2018

Rebuild the official Ubuntu kernel – Ubuntu 16.04 LTS

compiling, Ubuntu

There are multiple reasons to rebuild the official kernel of a Linux distro but this is not the purpose of this article just cannot miss…

neoX
September 7, 2018

Ubuntu 16/18 LTS – load a new kernel without rebooting the server

kernel, Ubuntu

Here are the commands needed to load a new kernel without rebooting your server or desktop computer. Why you need this? As said in our…

neoX
September 5, 2018

Build your own kernel under Ubuntu using mainline (latest) kernel

Ubuntu

Here we will show how to build your own kernel under Ubuntu 16/17/18. We are going to use mainline kernel because most of the cases…

neoX

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