Yesterday, I got an error while trying to install the openssh-server after I removed it from one Debian server. I had tried with the “apt-get” command, and the error is below: Command: apt-get install openssh-server Error: root@host10589:/# apt-get install openssh-server…
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How to change windows server’s administrator(user) password via command line – cmd option
Hi all, It’s about windows. Here is a simple way to reset the user (Admin also) password via the CMD (command line). Let’s dash…. Command: net user administrator $pass Where, replace $pass with your own new password. Step I :…
Dark Ubuntu Wallpapers HD Widescreen – For desktop, Laptop and Smartphone
Hi all, here you have some BLACK awesome HD Ubuntu wallpapers. It would be more suitable for your personal PC/Lap and also it’s awesome for your smart phone. You can view the wallpapers from here and also you can download the…
[Solved] Sorry, a group for that username already exists – Error while creating a user in WHM/cPanel server
In some strange situation, you may get an error related with the user group while creating a user under your WHM server. Here is the solution for that, see the error details pasted below: Error: cPanel/WHM Error: Sorry, a group…
How/Command to create a copy of a file/directory – The ‘cp’ command usages and switches with example under Linux
In some situations, it is necessary to create a copy of particular file or directory before going to make any changes on it. In Linux we can use the command “cp” to create a copy of Files/Directories. Syntax: cp [OPTION]……
How/Command to rename a File/Directory – Unix/Linux
Hi all, we already discussed about the move (mv) command and the different switches of mv command. Here, we can use the “mv” command to rename a file or directory under Linux. Syntax: mv name newname Where; name – is…
How to move a File/Directory from one location to another – The “mv” command and switches with example in Linux
We can use the command “mv” to move something from one location to another. Here, I am explaining the uses of the command “mv” and different switches of mv. Syntax: mv [OPTION]… SOURCE DEST Example: I have created two files(file1…