Implementing Mandatory Access Control with SELinux or AppArmor in Linux
Note: This article is based on an older version of the LFCS. Please refer to the updated Linux Foundation Certified
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How to Scan for Rootkits, backdoors and Exploits Using ‘Rootkit Hunter’ in Linux
Guys, if you are a regular reader of tecmint.com you will notice that this is our third article on security
Ebook: Introducing the Ansible Setup Guide for Linux
If you are a system administrator in charge of setting up, provisioning and configuring hosts, you know how tedious such
Perf- A Performance Monitoring and Analysis Tool for Linux
Note: This article is based on an older version of the LFCS. Please refer to the updated Linux Foundation Certified
How to Change Default Apache ‘DocumentRoot’ Directory in Linux
Apache web server is probably the most used web server across platforms including different Linux distributions and Windows. The web
How to Set Limits on User Running Processes in Linux
One of the Linux’s beauties is that you can control almost everything about it. This gives a system administrator a
How to Install Cygwin, a Linux-like Commandline Environment for Windows
Note: This article is based on an older version of the LFCS. Please refer to the updated Linux Foundation Certified
How to Increase Number of Open Files Limit in Linux
In Linux, you can change the maximum amount of open files. You may modify this number by using the ulimit
Ebook: Introducing the Citrix XenServer Setup Guide for Linux
The wide adoption of virtualization has revolutionized the Information Technology world. The flexibility and resiliency that virtualization provides is often
The 7 Best Web Hosting Companies for Linux
If you are a website administrator, developer, or designer (or perhaps the three of them), you probably want to devote
How to Backup or Clone Linux Partitions Using ‘cat’ Command
A rough utilization of Linux cat command would be to make a full disk backup or a disk partition backup
Learn How to Set Your $PATH Variables Permanently in Linux
In Linux (also UNIX) $PATH is environment variable, used to tell the shell where to look for executable files. $PATH variable