What are access control lists (ACLs)?
Access control lists (ACLs) allow you to assign permissions to many different users and groups on individual files or directories.
Access control lists (ACLs) allow you to assign permissions to many different users and groups on individual files or directories.
This document describes how to use a Linux computer to extract the BaseSystem.dmg image file from an Mac OS X (10.7+) installation DVD
A short article on how to mount a DFS (distributed file system) on an Oracle Linux 5.11 system.
A short article providing a comparision between the service and systemctl utilities, and between the chkconfig and systemctl utilities
Unlike Upstart in Oracle Linux 6, the systemd daemon now replaces Upstart in managing system run levels and services.
A Comparison of Popular Linux Package Managers
This article provides a quick reference guide for the open SuSE operating system
This article provides the simple steps needed to uninstall the VMware workstation from a Linux host. You must run the command from a Linux server.
This post provides a basic installation and configuration of Tomcat 7 on a CentOS 7 server.
LAMP is a popular server stack using apache to deliver dynamic content; LEMP utilises ngnix to achieve the same open source technologies.