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How to create and run Bash Scripts — 06 April, 2019
To create a bash script that will work only for your user, you can store the bash files in your user's home directory. The standard place to…
Interacting with S3 using PHP — 09 February, 2019
Trying to connect to use AWS S3 for the first time can be confusing. Here is a quick guide to roughly what has to happen. Basic Steps to Set…
Apache to Nginx — 27 January, 2019
I had a PHP website that was the last man standing on some shared hosting that was slow that didn't have SSH access. I decided that since I…
Trying AWS Lightsail — 13 January, 2019
AWS Lightsail is the closest thing AWS has to shared hosting. It is their quick, easy and inexpensive off-the-shelf hosting that has SSH…
Best Practices for Websites in 2018 — 14 July, 2018
Once upon a time you could buy a domain name and hook it up to some cheap, shared hosting and that was all you had to do. You could build…
Customizing Linux — 09 July, 2018
Here are some tweaks you can make to various parts of Linux to make the whole experience a little easier and more intuitive. This guide is…
Moving a WordPress Blog to Different Hosting — 08 July, 2018
The idea here is to complete the whole process as quickly as possible and have the minimum downtime to your blog. While we are doing a lot…
WordPress and the Command Line — 07 July, 2018
These days there are often WordPress apps on the control panel of hosting providers that enable you to install WordPress easily with a click…
Upgrading from Debian 8 (Jessie) to Debian 9 (Stretch) — 14 March, 2018
Previously, I looked at setting up Debian 8 with PHP 7.0. But now, Debian 9 is the current stable version and Debian 8 is only due to…
MySQL in the Command Line — 04 March, 2018
Following the setting up a Linux webserver tutorial. You may also wish to create a MySQL database. First, install MySQL in the Linux console…