Squid is a powerful proxyserver having a flexible configuration. While there are plenty of graphical user interfaces available for his proxyserver adjustment, this article addresses its simplest configuration by using the command line of Debian/Ubuntu operating systems, with the statistics displayed. As a result, you will have the proxyserver running and being capable of managing and granting access to a multitude of users while monitoring the proxy’s activity.
A common problem with mysql databases is the loss of the root password for various reasons. This article will describe how to quickly recover a root password in mysql without losing data, using Debian/Ubuntu as an example.
This article illustrates the process of OpenVPN (Virtual Private Network) setup on both the server and client, and describes an approach to keep client addresses fixed in a virtual network under a public key security certificate. This technology makes for a quick and cheap setup of local virtual nets, by using the existing physical resources or the Internet.
How to forward ports through a Linux gateway with iptables.
How to enable programs and custom scripts to run at boot.
This article describes how to mount CIFS shares.
This page describes how to install the NVIDIA proprietary display driver on Linux systems.
How to: configure Ubuntu as a router.
How to install and configure Samba in Ubuntu for file sharing.
Some of the best Linux RDP-clients.