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 When setting up a home server, there are various services you might consider based on your needs and interests. Here’s a list of popular home server services categorized by their purpose: ### 1. **File Storage and Sharing** - **Nextcloud**: A powerful self-hosted cloud storage platform. - **OwnCloud**: Another open-source cloud storage solution. - **Samba**: Provides file sharing and printer services to SMB/CIFS clients. - **Resilio Sync**: Peer-to-peer file synchronization tool. - **Syncthing**: Open-source continuous file synchronization tool. ### 2. **Media Servers** - **Plex**: A media server for streaming movies, TV shows, and music. - **Jellyfin**: An open-source media server alternative to Plex. - **Emby**: A media server that organizes and streams your media. - **Kodi**: A media center application for managing and playing multimedia content. - **Subsonic**: A web-based media streaming server, primarily for music. ### 3. **Web Hosting** - **Apache**: A popular web server softwa

 To change the data storage path for Nextcloud, you need to follow a series of steps. This process involves moving your existing data directory to a new location and updating Nextcloud's configuration to point to the new location. Here’s a detailed guide on how to do this: ### 1. **Prepare the New Data Directory** 1. **Create the New Data Directory:**    First, create the new directory where you want to store your Nextcloud data:    ```bash    sudo mkdir -p /path/to/new/nextcloud_data    ```    Replace `/path/to/new/nextcloud_data` with the desired path. 2. **Set Correct Permissions:**    Next, set the proper ownership and permissions for the new directory:    ```bash    sudo chown -R www-data:www-data /path/to/new/nextcloud_data    sudo chmod -R 755 /path/to/new/nextcloud_data    ``` ### 2. **Move Existing Data** 1. **Stop the Web Server:**    Before moving the data, stop the web server to ensure no files are being accessed:    ```bash    sudo systemctl stop apache2    ``` 2. **Mo

 To install Nextcloud and host your files on a Linux server (like the one running Zorin OS), follow these step-by-step instructions. This guide will cover the installation of Nextcloud using a LAMP stack (Linux, Apache, MySQL/MariaDB, PHP). ### Step 1: Update Your System Before installing any packages, it's good practice to update your system: ```bash sudo apt update sudo apt upgrade -y ``` ### Step 2: Install Apache Web Server Nextcloud requires a web server, and we'll use Apache in this setup. ```bash sudo apt install apache2 -y ``` Start and enable Apache to run on boot: ```bash sudo systemctl start apache2 sudo systemctl enable apache2 ``` ### Step 3: Install MySQL/MariaDB Nextcloud uses a database to store its data. You can choose between MySQL and MariaDB. Install MariaDB (recommended): ```bash sudo apt install mariadb-server mariadb-client -y ``` Secure the MariaDB installation: ```bash sudo mysql_secure_installation ``` During the secure installation, you’ll be prompted

 Once you have a Linux server set up, there are numerous things you can do to enhance its functionality, security, and usability. Here's a list of more advanced tasks and configurations you might consider: ### 1. **Basic Security Hardening** - **Firewall Configuration:**   - Set up a firewall using `ufw` (Uncomplicated Firewall) or `iptables` to control incoming and outgoing traffic.   - Example: Allow only SSH, HTTP, and HTTPS:     ```bash     sudo ufw allow OpenSSH     sudo ufw allow http     sudo ufw allow https     sudo ufw enable     ``` - **SSH Hardening:**   - Disable password-based SSH logins and use SSH keys for authentication.   - Change the default SSH port from 22 to something less common.   - Disable root login via SSH by editing `/etc/ssh/sshd_config`. - **Install Fail2Ban:**   - Protect your server from brute-force attacks by installing `fail2ban`:     ```bash     sudo apt install fail2ban     ```   - Configure it to monitor login attempts and ban IPs that show malic

 ctrl + shift +  , - toggle the tabs from horizontal to vertical and vice versa. Microsoft edge shortcut keys for produtivity. **microsoft edge shortcut keys** Here are some useful shortcut keys for Microsoft Edge that can help you navigate and manage your browsing experience more efficiently: ### General Navigation: - **Ctrl + T**: Open a new tab. - **Ctrl + W** or **Ctrl + F4**: Close the current tab. - **Ctrl + Shift + T**: Reopen the last closed tab. - **Ctrl + Tab** or **Ctrl + Page Down**: Switch to the next tab. - **Ctrl + Shift + Tab** or **Ctrl + Page Up**: Switch to the previous tab. - **Ctrl + 1-8**: Switch to a specific tab (1 through 8). - **Ctrl + 9**: Switch to the last tab. - **Alt + Home**: Open your homepage. ### Address Bar and Navigation: - **Ctrl + L** or **F6**: Focus on the address bar. - **Ctrl + Enter**: Add "www." and ".com" to the text in the address bar and open the URL. - **Alt + Left Arrow**: Go back to the previous page. - **Alt + Righ

 https://docs.photoprism.app/getting-started/docker-compose/#__tabbed_1_1 https://docs.docker.com/ Here's a detailed, step-by-step guide on how to install **PhotoPrism** on **Zorin OS**. PhotoPrism is a self-hosted solution for browsing, organizing, and sharing your photo collection. ### 1. **Update Your System** First, make sure your system is up to date: ```bash sudo apt update sudo apt upgrade ``` ### 2. **Install Docker** PhotoPrism uses Docker to run, so you need to install Docker and Docker Compose. #### Install Docker: ```bash sudo apt install docker.io ``` #### Start Docker and enable it to run on startup: ```bash sudo systemctl start docker sudo systemctl enable docker ``` #### Verify the Docker installation: ```bash docker --version ``` #### Install Docker Compose: Download the Docker Compose binary: ```bash sudo curl -L "https://github.com/docker/compose/releases/download/$(curl -s https://api.github.com/repos/docker/compose/releases/latest | grep tag_name | cut -d

`fdisk` and `GParted` are both tools used for managing disk partitions on a computer, but they have different interfaces and levels of complexity. Here's an overview of each: ### 1. **`fdisk`**    - **Type:** Command-line tool    - **Purpose:** `fdisk` is a utility for managing disk partitions on a Linux system. It allows you to create, delete, resize, and organize partitions on a hard drive or USB drive.    - **Common Uses:**      - **Creating Partitions:** You can use `fdisk` to create new partitions on a disk.      - **Deleting Partitions:** If you need to remove a partition, `fdisk` can handle this.      - **Modifying Partition Tables:** It allows for changes to the disk's partition table, such as setting a partition as bootable.    - **Interface:** `fdisk` is entirely text-based, which means it requires typing commands into the terminal. It's powerful but requires a good understanding of how disk partitions work.    - **How to Use:**      - To start `fdisk`, you would

Certainly! Using the Command Prompt or Terminal to execute commands can be very powerful. Here are some additional useful tricks and commands for both Windows and macOS: ### **Windows Command Prompt Tricks:** 1. **Open All Files of a Certain Type:**    ```shell    start *.txt    ```    Opens all `.txt` files in the current directory. Replace `.txt` with any other file extension to open different types of files. 2. **Open a Specific File with a Specific Application:**    ```shell    start winword "example.docx"    ```    Opens `example.docx` in Microsoft Word specifically. Replace `winword` with the executable name of the application you want to use. 3. **Open Multiple Files with Different Extensions:**    ```shell    start file1.docx file2.docx file3.docx    ```    Opens `file1.docx`, `file2.docx`, and `file3.docx` if they are in the current directory. 4. **Run a Program with Arguments:**    ```shell    "C:\Path\To\Program.exe" /arg1 /arg2    ```    Run a program wi

 To send a file to an FTP server from Kali Linux, you can use several methods. Here are two common ones: Sending Filers ### Using the `ftp` Command-Line Tool 1. **Open a terminal.** 2. **Connect to the FTP server:**    ```bash    ftp 10.71.77.4 2221    ```    Replace `10.71.77.4` with the FTP server's IP address and `2221` with the port number. 3. **Log in with your credentials.**    You will be prompted to enter your username and password. 4. **Navigate to the directory on the FTP server where you want to upload the file:**    ```ftp    cd /path/on/ftp/server    ```    Replace `/path/on/ftp/server` with the actual path where you want to upload the file. 5. **Upload the file:**    ```ftp    put /home/maverick/Desktop/Folder/your_file.txt    ```    Replace `/home/maverick/Desktop/Folder/your_file.txt` with the path to your local file. 6. **Close the connection:**    ```ftp    bye    ``` ### Using `curl` Command-Line Tool 1. **Open a terminal.** 2. **Use the `curl` command to upload

  how to connect to ftp server command in kali linux To connect to an FTP server using the command line in Kali Linux, you can use the `ftp` or `lftp` command. Here's how to use both: ### Using `ftp` 1. **Open a Terminal**:    Open a terminal window in Kali Linux. 2. **Connect to the FTP Server**:    Use the `ftp` command followed by the server address. For example:    ```bash    ftp ftp.example.com    ```    Replace `ftp.example.com` with the address of the FTP server you want to connect to. 3. **Login**:    When prompted, enter the username and password for the FTP server. 4. **Use FTP Commands**:    Once connected, you can use FTP commands such as `ls` (list files), `cd` (change directory), `get` (download file), and `put` (upload file).    ```bash    ftp> ls    ftp> cd directory_name    ftp> get filename    ftp> put filename    ``` 5. **Quit**:    To exit the FTP session, type:    ```bash    ftp> bye    ``` ### Using `lftp` 1. **Open a Terminal**:    Open a termi