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Restrict Sftp Users Home Using Chroot Jail

How to Restrict SFTP Users to Home Directories Using chroot Jail

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In this tutorial, we will be discussing how to restrict SFTP users to their home directories or specific directories. It means the user can only access his/her respective home directory, not the entire file

Compress and Optimize Images in Linux

How to Optimize and Compress JPEG or PNG Images in Linux Commandline

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You have a lot of images, and want to optimize and compress the images without losing its original quality before uploading them to any cloud or local storages? There are plenty of GUI applications

Block SSH and FTP Access Using IPtables/FirewallD

How to Block SSH and FTP Access to Specific IP and Network Range in Linux

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Typically we all use SSH and FTP services often to access the remote servers and virtual private servers. As a Linux administrator, you must aware about how to block SSH and FTP access to

Rsync Files Over SSH Non-standard Port

How to Sync Files/Directories Using Rsync with Non-standard SSH Port

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Today, we will be discussing about how to sync files using rsync with non-standard SSH port. You might wonder why do we need to use non-standard SSH port? It is because of security reasons.

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5 Command Line Ways to Find Out Linux System is 32-bit or 64-bit

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This tutorial describes how to find out whether your Linux system’s OS is 32-bit or 64-bit. This will be helpful if you wanted to download or install an application in your Linux system. As

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