The Linux Guides category on Voxfor offers tutorials, tips, and in-depth guides for Linux users. It covers a range of topics from system administration and server management to troubleshooting common issues, making it a useful resource for both beginners and advanced users seeking to advance their Linux skills.
This guide explains the common issue of mismatched MX records and PTR (Reverse DNS) settings in shared hosting environments, and provides steps to diagnose and resolve it.
What are SPF, DKIM, and PTR Records?
SPF (Sender Policy Framework) is an email authentication method that helps prevent spoofing ...
Managing storage on Linux Virtual Private Servers (VPS) requires that you know how to make partitions. If you are new to Linux or already using Linux, this guide will take you through the basics and then into the advanced. Partitioning lets you allocate space, utilize ...
The watch command in Linux is a versatile tool for viewing live system output. The watch is invaluable to both those users in VPS and those who don't want to run commands over and over in order to see dynamic data such as memory, CPU ...
The ulimit command in Linux allows you to manage system resources on a per-user basis by limiting what a user or process can use. It is especially useful in a VPS (Virtual Private Server) system, where it helps optimize productivity, manage workflow, and prevent resource ...
Configuring file permissions right in a Linux environment is very important for data security and managing the operating system. An abbreviation for change mode, the chmod command is an essential tool for setting and changing permissions of files and deciding who can see and do ...
In this guide, you'll learn how to use PuTTY to securely connect to and manage your VPS server while also discovering how the Voxfor VPS Console enhances server management with direct, software-free control options. We'll begin with PuTTY's setup, covering important features like SSH configuration, ...
The Linux sed command, short for stream editor, is one of the most powerful tools available for Text manipulation. Whether you want to search and replace Text, delete lines, or extract parts of a file, sed offers a variety of functions to handle Text processing ...
Hosting a website on a Virtual Private Server (VPS) without a control panel can be challenging, but it's easier than it looks. In this guide, we'll show you how to host a website on a VPS using Nginx, step by step, without needing a control ...
The Linux curl command is one of the most awesome web-related terminal tools out there. It provides security for transferring data across your computer and the server following protocols such as HTTP, HTTPS, and FTP. Curl has versatile options; it can be used to download ...
When working with Git repositories, there might be times when you need to remove a remote Origin (or remote URL). The remote Origin URL links your local Git repository to a remote platform like GitHub. Removing this connection can be necessary for several reasons, like ...