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  • How to configure multiple mysql instance in Ubuntu
    Database Server

    How to configure multiple mysql instance in Ubuntu

    BySharad Chhetri December 4, 2013June 25, 2026

    How to configure multiple mysql instance in Ubuntu In this tutorial we will learn,how to configure multiple mysql instance in Ubuntu.Here multiple mysql instance means we can run multiple mysql server in single machine.We expect you have already install mysql-server in your system(if not then run the command apt-get install mysql-server). To configure multiple mysql…

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  • Install XFCE Desktop in Ubuntu through command line
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    Install XFCE Desktop in Ubuntu through command line

    BySharad Chhetri December 4, 2013December 10, 2024

    XFCE is one the lightest Desktop environment for unix like operating system.If you are looking for alternate of Unity Desktop which must be lightweight desktop environment so here XFCE is the answer. The XFCE desktop can be installed along with Unity and any other Desktop environment hence there is no requirement to remove any older…

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  • How to create multiple mysql instance in CentOS 6.4 and Red Hat 6.4
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    How to create multiple mysql instance in CentOS 6.4 and Red Hat 6.4

    BySharad Chhetri December 2, 2013June 25, 2026

    In this tutorial we will learn about how to create multiple mysql instance in CentOS 6.4 and Red Hat 6.4. Multiple instance means in single system we can create multiple MySQL server. These multiple mysql server will run in different ports.In this practical we expect you already have MySQL server installed in your system. To…

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  • awesome android apps for Nagios – Review
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    awesome android apps for Nagios – Review

    BySharad Chhetri November 29, 2013June 25, 2026

    Today we were searching for free Android apps for Nagios monitoring server to get the notification updates in our Android mobile phone.We tried some Nagios Android apps and we found this android app is really work well. These Android apps we checked in Nagios 3.x and 4.x version and both were smoothly running very fine….

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  • group ownership reference to file/dir from other file/dir in linux
    Linux

    group ownership reference to file/dir from other file/dir in linux

    BySharad Chhetri November 28, 2013June 25, 2026

    In this tutorial we will learn to give group ownership reference to file/dir from other file/dir in linux. Here we will take ownership and group reference from source file or directory and apply same ownership and group to target directory. Syntax: chown –reference source-file-dir target-file-dir example: chown –reference testfile sharad_testfile See the given below screenshot…

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  • Give permission reference to file/dir from other file/dir in linux
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    Give permission reference to file/dir from other file/dir in linux

    BySharad Chhetri November 28, 2013June 25, 2026

    In this post we will learn to give permission reference to file/dir from other file/dir in linux. For example you have any file and directory and you want to give permission exactly same to other file and directory. Use the given below syntax: chmod –reference source-file-dir to target-file-dir eg. chmod –reference testfile sharad_testfile for more…

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  • Install nagios 4.0.2 in CentOS 6 using tarball
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    Install nagios 4.0.2 in CentOS 6 using tarball

    BySharad Chhetri November 27, 2013June 25, 2026

    In this tutorial we will learn about how to install nagios 4.0.2 in Linux using tarball.Nagios is one of the famous and very robust Monitoring Server.The installation has been done in minimal installed CentOS 6.4.Recently Nagios team has released its much awaited 4.x version.The installation steps is applicable to other Nagios version also. Details of…

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  • Error: Could not open command file ‘/usr/local/nagios/var/rw/nagios.cmd’ for update!
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    Error: Could not open command file ‘/usr/local/nagios/var/rw/nagios.cmd’ for update!

    BySharad Chhetri November 26, 2013June 25, 2026

    While installing the Nagios 4.0.2 from tarball I got this issue Error: Could not open command file ‘/usr/local/nagios/var/rw/nagios.cmd’ for update!. The problem was clearly stating about permission issue.Hence we have to only modify the permission and restart the nagios service. The problem was occurring when I was clicking on Re-schedule the next check of this…

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  • make all command error while installing nagios
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    make all command error while installing nagios

    BySharad Chhetri November 26, 2013June 25, 2026

    Today, I was installing Nagios 4.0.2 version through tarball and while installation I got the issue that is make[1]: *** No rule to make target `../include/locations.h’, needed by `nagios.o’. Stop. The error occur after I hit the command make all . I have already installed gcc so the error was coming from some other dependency…

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  • Change mysql default port number in linux
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    Change mysql default port number in linux

    BySharad Chhetri November 25, 2013June 25, 2026

    In this post we will learn about how to change mysql default port number in linux.This is a simple tip but it has many benefits. Question: What are the benefits of changing the default port no. 3306 in mysql-server ? Answer: For security point of view we generally change the port no. of MySQL Server…

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  • Safest method to remove softlink in Linux
    Linux

    Safest method to remove softlink in Linux

    BySharad Chhetri November 24, 2013June 25, 2026

    In this post we will learn safest method to remove softlink in linux. Softlink is also known as symbolic link which is special type of file provide the reference of file or directory with its absolute path.

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  • How to upgrade Ubuntu 13.04 to 13.10 by command line
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    How to upgrade Ubuntu 13.04 to 13.10 by command line

    BySharad Chhetri November 24, 2013December 10, 2024

    How to upgrade Ubuntu 13.04 to 13.10 by command line In this post I am sharing a tip how to upgrade Ubuntu 13.04 to 13.10 by command line.In my last post about upgrading the Ubuntu 12.10 to 13.04 we have used the same command. Here the command is also applicable when you want to upgrade…

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  • Setup CRAM-MD5 authentication for mailing in owncloud Ubuntu
    Linux

    Setup CRAM-MD5 authentication for mailing in owncloud Ubuntu

    BySharad Chhetri November 22, 2013June 25, 2026

    In this tutorial we will learn about how to setup CRAM-MD5 authentication for mailing in Owncloud version 5.0.12-0 in Ubuntu.Today I found that while sharing the link in Owncloud the recipient was not getting email. It was quite obvious I have to set the Mailer. I read the online documentation from owncloud and tried to…

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  • Setup MySQL master slave replication in CentOS 6
    Database Server

    Setup MySQL master slave replication in CentOS 6

    BySharad Chhetri November 21, 2013June 25, 2026

    In this tutorial we will learn about how to setup MySQL Master Slave replication in CentOS 6.4.In Master-Slave replication one database server (Master) can replicate the databases to one or more MySQL database Server(slave). The Slave server is not required to be connected always with Master Server, once slave server is up and when you…

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  • mysqldump Error Binlogging on server not active
    Database Server

    mysqldump Error Binlogging on server not active

    BySharad Chhetri November 21, 2013June 25, 2026

    While using the mysqldump command in one of the MySQL server I got the error mysqldump: Error: Binlogging on server not active . Below given is the quick solution for it. Details of MySQL Server: MySQL Server: mysql-server-5.5.34 Error: Binlogging on server not active Note: The path of my.cnf file In CentOS and Red Hat…

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