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'''Another NOTE:''' They also assume you are running Linux Mint on the machine(s). | '''Another NOTE:''' They also assume you are running Linux Mint on the machine(s). | ||
| − | ==Server Building | + | ==Server Building== |
Start off with the usual update of the repositories... | Start off with the usual update of the repositories... | ||
<code>apt update</code> | <code>apt update</code> | ||
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| + | [[SBN - Building Notes|Server Building Notes]] | ||
*[[SBN - Baseline Server Notes|Baseline Server Notes]] | *[[SBN - Baseline Server Notes|Baseline Server Notes]] | ||
Revision as of 14:29, 7 June 2020
NOTE: These notes & tutorials assume you are logged to the machine(s) via SSH.
Another NOTE: They also assume you are running Linux Mint on the machine(s).
Contents
Server Building
Start off with the usual update of the repositories...
apt update
- Baseline Server Notes
- Web Server Notes
- Blog Server Notes
- Wiki Server Notes
- Automation Server Notes
- Download Server Notes
- Media Server Notes
- Storage Server Notes
- FTP Server Notes
- Repo Mirror Server
- PXE Server
- GIT Server
- Backup Server
- FOG Server
- IRC Server
- Gateway Server
- BBS Server
- Mail Server
ESXi Notes
Why virtualize your server infrastructure (Morton Hjorth)
Stupid Smart Linux Tricks
Restart a service
sudo service FOOBAR restart
or
sudo systemctl restart FOOBAR.service
Where "FOOBAR" is the name of the service you want to restart...
Taking a screenshot in Mint Cinnamon
Here are the default shortcuts. You can customize them in Keyboard Settings, as shown in the image that started this post.
| Action | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Take a screenshot | Print
|
| Take a screenshot of a window | Alt + Print
|
| Take a screenshot of an area | Shift + Print
|
| Copy screen to clipboard | Control + Print
|
| Copy window to clipboard | Control + Alt + Print
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| Copy area to clipboard | Shift + Control + Print
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| Toggle recording desktop | Shift + Control + Alt + R
|
Print may have its own special label on your keyboard. On mine the Print key is labeled PrtSc.
