Setting up Email: iOS Mail (iPad) Finding Information About Your Account Settings If you need help finding your username and other configuration settings, see our article...
Setting up Email: iOS Mail (iPhone) Finding Information About Your Account Settings If you need help finding your username and other configuration settings, see our article:...
Setting Up Email: Mac Mail If you need help finding your username and other configuration settings, see this article on setting up email readers. Setting...
Using grep Introduction Grep stands for Globally search a Regular Expression and Print. The basic usage of the command is grep [options]...
Tutorial: Using the Shell, Part 4 Introduction Your shell can be personalized quite a lot. Using settings in your .bashrc file you can change the prompt,...
Tutorial: Using the Shell, Part 3 Introduction You can be very productive using the shell, however, there are some fantastic tricks to make you faster and...
Tutorial: Using the Shell, Part 2 Introduction In this tutorial, we will cover how to send programs into the background, how to restore them to the...
Tutorial: Using the Shell, Part 1 Introduction The Linux commands on their own are pretty powerful and useful tools but until you know how to combine...
Using GNU Tar The tar command is used to join many files together into one, and optionally compress them. The process is totally...
Using cron Cron jobs are designed to execute tasks at specific times. These can be anything from server maintenance (updates), monitoring,...
Using du and df The df and du commands are two small utilities that are extremely useful. The df command displays the disk free...
Using gzip In this tutorial, we will be looking at the family of commands gzip, gunzip and zcat. These commands will create...
Viewing Files with cat and more less, more and cat are all file viewers but each has their own particular uses. cat simply prints the file...
Using kill, killall, and pkill The kill command is in the format of kill signal processid. The kill and killall commands are used to kill...
Downloading files with wget The wget command is an internet file downloader that can download anything from files and web pages all the way...
Downloading files with curl cURL is both a library and a command line utility written to handle the transfer of data using many different...
How to use diff and patch The "diff" tool calculates the differences between two text files. That difference is called a patch. You can apply a...
Using SSL This article answers common questions about the use of SSL on accounts here at Pair Networks. Accessing Files Securely There...
Editing a .user.ini File Editing a .user.ini File If you want to edit an already-created .user.ini file, follow these steps: Navigate back to the...
How to Set Up Automated Database Backups on Ubuntu You set up automated database backups on Ubuntu servers. Complete the three processes below to create a recurring database backup...
ShadowDrive The ShadowDrive provides an identical on-chassis hard drive that is devoted to backing up your dedicated server twice a day...