You first need to ssh in to your RaspberryPi and run the following command lines. Then you and to create a shared folder: Next you[…]
Step 1. DNS First you need to visit your host provider and go to Manage your Domain Name System (DNS) settings. For example I use[…]
If you are like me bought a NAS drive and want to build up storage over time due to the high expense of hard drives.[…]
First of all you need to enable NFS on your Mac, to do this type this command sudo nfsd enable next $ cd /etc/ Then[…]
– First login into your synology NAS server. – Go to Package Centre. – Click on ‘Settings’ button and select the ‘Beta’ tab. – Tick[…]
ssh into your destination folder when you want to backup your files, then type the following command. rsync -av [username]@[ip-address]:/Users/username/Pictures/ .
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In ‘phpMyAdmin’ under sql tab copy and paste below script and hit go!. UPDATE wp_options SET option_value = replace(option_value, 'http://old-url', 'http://new-url') WHERE option_name = 'home'[…]
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Only recently I needed to access my iMac GUI whilst I was away aboard. I’ve always ssh to my iMac being a geek. But for[…]
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