Unlocking the Power of DPKG with Debian Package Management Skills
introduction In the Linux distribution field, Debian is known for its stability, security and rich software package resource library. Managing these packages efficiently is essential to maintain system integrity and ensure that the software runs smoothly. DPKG (Debian Package Manager) is the core of this management, which usually runs in the background, but is very powerful when used directly. This guide provides insight into the world of DPKG from basic usage to advanced management skills. Understand DPKG and its ecosystem What is DPKG? DPKG (Debian Package) is the core package management system for Debian-based Linux distributions. It is responsible for installing, deleting and providing related .deb
Mar 10, 2025 am 09:47 AM
Samba Receives EUR 688,800 From Sovereign Tech Fund
The open source software Samba project is crucial to interoperability between Windows, Linux and Unix systems, and has recently received huge funding from the German Sovereign Science and Technology Fund (STF). SerNet, which participates in the Samba community, received a funding of €688,800 to support Samba's continued development. The funding is mainly used to enhance Samba's security, scalability and functionality over the next 18 months. Table of contents - Main areas of improvement Key participants The importance of funds Project schedule and transparency Main areas of improvement The project will address 17 key milestones that are divided into six target areas, including: Transparent failover: Ensure that a server failure occurs
Mar 10, 2025 am 09:45 AM
Tor And Tails Merge To Protect Users From Global Surveillance
The Tor project and Tails Linux have been combined to enhance its ability to protect users from mass monitoring and scrutiny around the world. The merger of Tor and Tails brings together two key players in the online privacy space, combining their resources and expertise to provide users around the world with stronger and more comprehensive solutions. The Tor Project is a nonprofit organization dedicated to developing online privacy and anonymity tools, most notably the Tor browser, which routes internet traffic through a server network to anonymize users’ online activities. Tails is a portable Linux operating system that uses Tor to protect users from digital monitoring. It has a desktop environment pre-installed and can be powered from USB
Mar 10, 2025 am 09:36 AM
GNOME Weekly Update: Preparing for GNOME Asia Summit 2024
This week's GNOME highlights include significant updates across core applications, multimedia tools, and third-party projects, all leading up to the GNOME Asia 2024 summit. Let's delve into the key developments within the GNOME ecosystem. Contents:
Mar 10, 2025 am 09:32 AM
Linus Torvalds Expresses Frustration With Bcachefs Development Process
Linux kernel creator Linus Torvalds and Bcachefs lead developer Kent Overstreet clashed on October 5th, 2024, over Bcachefs development practices. Torvalds criticized Overstreet's lack of testing and pre-submission collaboration, while Overstreet de
Mar 10, 2025 am 09:26 AM
Maximizing Network Monitoring Efficiency Creating Netstat Aliases
Efficient Network Monitoring: Mastering Netstat with Aliases In today's complex digital world, effective network monitoring is crucial for system security and performance. This is true whether you're a seasoned network engineer or an IT enthusiast.
Mar 10, 2025 am 09:15 AM
Manjaro 24.1 \
Manjaro Linux proudly announces the arrival of Manjaro 24.1 "Xahea", a significant release boasting substantial updates and enhancements across its diverse desktop environments: GNOME, Plasma, and XFCE. Built upon Kernel 6.10 and featuring
Mar 10, 2025 am 09:08 AM
How To Install Oracle VirtualBox 7.1 In Fedora Linux 41
This guide explains how to install Oracle VirtualBox on Fedora Linux. Whether you're using Fedora 40 or older, or the Fedora 41 Beta, this comprehensive tutorial will walk you through the process. Table of Contents Installing Oracle VirtualBox on F
Mar 10, 2025 am 09:07 AM
Securing Your Digital Fortress Implementing a Linux Filesystem Encryption With LUKS and eCryptfs
In the digital age, data security has become the primary concern for individuals and organizations. As cyber threats develop at an astonishing rate, protecting sensitive information is not only a priority, but also a necessary measure. Linux is known for its powerful security features, and it provides powerful file system encryption tools: LUKS (Linux Unified Key Settings) and eCryptfs. These tools provide multi-layered security protection for static data, ensuring confidential information remains confidential even if it falls into the hands of bad people. This article will explore LUKS and eCryptfs to clarify their mechanisms, advantages and practical applications. The basics of file system encryption File system encryption is a method of encrypting all files on a file system to protect data from unauthorized access. It involves
Mar 10, 2025 am 09:05 AM
Git 2.47 Released: Incremental Multi-Pack Indexes, Base Branch Detection, and More
Git 2.47 is here, delivering a range of enhancements, including performance boosts, new features, and bug fixes. Key improvements focus on handling large repositories, simplifying branch identification, and strengthening the project's overall stabil
Mar 10, 2025 am 09:04 AM
Secure A Multi-Server Security Engine Installation With HTTPS
The second part of this tutorial will explain how to set up and secure the installation of the multi-server CrowdSec security engine. In the first part, we explain how to set up the CrowdSec security engine on multiple servers, one of which serves as the parent server and the other two forward the alert to it. This section will solve the security issues caused by plaintext HTTP communication in previous multi-server security engine installations. To solve this problem, we recommend establishing communication between security engines through encrypted channels. This solution allows server 2 or server 3 to trust the identity of server 1 and avoid man-in-the-middle attacks. Use a self-signed certificate Creating a Certificate First, you need to create a certificate. This can be achieved by the following single line command: open
Mar 10, 2025 am 09:02 AM
How To Use Linux Grep Command With Context Flags
Mastering the grep command with context flags can significantly speed up your file searches. This powerful Linux tool not only finds specific text but also displays surrounding lines, providing valuable context. This guide explains how to use the -A
Mar 09, 2025 pm 01:16 PM
How to Build Resilience with Linux High Availability Clustering
introduction In the era of digital transformation, system uptime and continuous availability are crucial to businesses across all industries. High availability (HA) clustering has become a key strategy to ensure that services remain accessible, ensuring that services are not interrupted even in the face of hardware or software failures. With its powerful robustness and flexibility, Linux has become the ideal platform for deploying HA solutions. This article explores the concept of Linux high availability clusters in depth, and explores its mechanisms, technologies and their key roles in building resilient and fault-tolerant systems. Cluster concept Fundamentally, a cluster is a collection of interconnected computers that work together as a single system to provide a higher level of availability, reliability, and scalability
Mar 09, 2025 pm 01:03 PM
Linux Kernel 6.12 RC3 Released
Linux Kernel 6.12 RC3 release: Fix a lot of bugs and improve performance On October 13, 2024, Linus Torvalds released the third version candidate (RC3) of Linux kernel 6.12. While this version doesn't seem special at first glance, it actually fixes multiple bugs, improves performance, and ensures stability in multiple domains of the kernel. This article will summarize the most important changes, bug fixes, and updates in Linux 6.12-rc3. Table of contents - Change Overview Driver update File system repair Core network enhancement Tools and Tests Other miscellaneous and bug fixes Trial Linux kernel 6.12 RC3
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