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Finding the Debian version: all the ways

We have gotten used to having a new version of Debian every few years. When a new version is released, users usually wonder what repositories will work? What versions of programs will be available?

If you have previously tried to install MySQL in newer versions of Ubuntu, you must have encountered an error when running the mysql_secure_installation command or when trying to.

10.10.2022
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Changing user password in MySQL

When working with MySQL DBMS, it is extremely important to know how to change the user password. It seems that this task can be solved only if you have superuser rights. But even an ordinary user can change the password under certain circumstances. In this article, we will tell you how to do it under normal circumstances.

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Upgrading Ubuntu to 22.04

Not so long ago Ubuntu 22.04 was released. This is a long awaited LTS release with a long support period, so if you have been using an older version of 21.10 or even a past LTS release, it may be time to upgrade your system. If you want to upgrade from 21.04, you need to upgrade to 21.10 first.

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How to view where database files are stored in MySQL DBMS

All database files in MySQL DBMS are stored on the hard disk. The database files are stored in the /var/lib/mysql directory. But the path can be changed. In the instruction, we will tell you how to see where the database files are stored in MySQL DBMS in Ubuntu 20.04 operating system.

22.04.2022
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How to view file creation date in Linux

On a Linux system, the file properties of a file in the file manager show only information about the date of the last access to the file and the date of modification. But the creation date is not shown there. Sometimes you need to look at it, for example, to find out when the log is being recorded.

18.04.2022
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How to set up SuperVisor

To manage processors in Linux, there are initialization systems like systemd. If you need a simpler solution, a program that can manage the processes of your application, either in the system or in a Docker container. Such a program exists - it is supervisor. It is a functionally simple open source process manager written in Python

16.04.2022
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Installing Docker in Debian 11

Docker is a popular containerization program. Containers are a standard unit of software that packages code and all its dependencies so that an application can be run quickly and reliably on different operating systems and computing environments.

11.04.2022
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Installing CodeBlocks in Ubuntu 20.04

CodeBlocks is a cross-platform development environment written in C++ programming language and using wxWidgets library. It has an open architecture, thanks to which it can be scaled by plugins.

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Removing links in Linux

A link in Linux is a special file that refers to another file or directory. In this way, one file can be placed in several places at once. When the original file is deleted, the link to it is retained. As a result, crashes can occur and the system as a whole can become clogged.