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Skype Released: Install Skype 4.2.0.11 on Debian / Ubuntu / Fedora / Linux

Hello,

Skype 4.2.0.11 is now released Finally for Linux, So Today Sharing HowTo to Install Skype 4.2 on Linux / Debian / Ubuntu / Fedora.

Skype 4.2 released for 32-Bit Versions But You can try following HowTos for 64-Bit to it might work, I have only tried on 32-Bit Systems and it worked. Let me know wit your Feedback that it is working for 64-Bits or Not.

Skype New Version is Released with Minor Improvements and Bug Fixes.

Skype 4.2

Skype 4.2

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Download Mageia 3 Final Release / CD / DVD / ISO / Linux / 32-Bit / 64-Bit

Dear All,

Very Happy to share a Links of One Another Distribution in Linux and It is Mageia Linux. Mageia is RPM Based Distribution.

At Last I have Mentioned a Link to Download Mageia 3 Linux for 32-Bit ( i386,i686 ) and X86_64 ( 64-Bit ) Architecture.

Mageia 3 - Linux

Mageia 3 – Linux

Major Features in Mageia 3 :-

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Send SMTP email from Command Line Linux / SSMTP / GMAIL

Dear All,

It is not possible that on every Single System there is mail server available.

There is no mail server configured on your System and You want to send e-mail using SMTP Authentication then you can send mail by ssmtp utility.

You can use the Same Method for RHEL / CentOS / Fedora / Ubuntu.

So In this Article, I will show you that How can can send e-mail using Gmail Authentication using SMTP.

SMTP Mail

SMTP Mail

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Changing LDAP User’s Password Web-Based / 389-ds / Redhat-ds / Fedora-DS / LDAP

Hello,

This article will show you how to change password of LDAP Users.

In This Article, I have demonstrated that How to change your Password for those users which are in 389-ds or Redhat-ds.

This is very simple you just need to change few parameters and You will able to change password of Ldap users from 389-ds.

Note :- If you have not Customized LDAP Attributes or Access Rights for Changing Password then it will work, I have Successfully tested the same on RHEL / CentOS 5.x / CentOS 6.x / RHEL 6.x and 389-ds.

Perform Following steps for the same.

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Virtualization With KVM On A CentOS 6.4 Server

Dear,

This guide explains how you can install and use KVM for creating and running virtual machines on a CentOS 6.4 server. I will show how to create image-based virtual machines and also virtual machines that use a logical volume (LVM). KVM is short for Kernel-based Virtual Machine and makes use of hardware virtualization, i.e., you need a CPU that supports hardware virtualization, e.g. Intel VT or AMD-V.

I do not issue any guarantee that this will work for you!

Virtualization

Virtualization

1 Preliminary Note

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Howto: Configure Linux Warnquota for Fedora / Ubuntu / RHEL / CentOS

Hello,

In Linux, Most of the People Implement User Quota and Group Quota on Linux and The Might want to send e-mail warnings to the User by e-mail.

It Becomes very Important when the Mail Server is Running and You have implemented Disk Quota / User Quota / Group Quota for Users, So Its the First Basic requirement that We have to inform Users on Their Quota Usage at the Limit which we have configured.

So I am writing this article for Those Who have implemented a Quota and Do not know How to configure quota warning by e-mail.

quota

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Create your own high-performance NAS using GlusterFS

GlusterFS is used in environments where high performance, redundancy and reliability are of a premium. The best part is that it’s exceedingly easy to use

GlusterFS is a file system that is designed to provide network storage that can be made redundant, fault-tolerant and scalable. It’s particularly well suited to applications that require high-performance access to large files. With GlusterFS, you can have enterprise- or scientific-research-grade storage up and running in minutes, but it wouldn’t be our first choice for the type of simple file sharing that Samba or NFS are usually used for.

Although GlusterFS can do striping (chopping the files into parts), it isn’t the preferred approach. Typically, additional storage nodes, or ‘bricks’ as they are called, are used for either replicated (redundant) data or
for distributed storage that adds capacity and improves performance.

GlusterFS expects the clients to be running the FUSE (user-space) file system driver, but since version 3.x, GlusterFS automatically enables NFS access to the volumes. The built- in NFS server offers better performance when accessing lots of small files for applications such as web serving or a remote /home directory. Bear in mind, getting GlusterFS’s NFS working alongside existing NFS shares is outside the scope of this tutorial. The most amazing thing about GlusterFS is that it’s very simple to use and maintain, as we intend to show you here.

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Linux TOP command explained

Dear all,

Following article is basic and It is very Important to Understand for the people who working on Linux.

I have gone through the Article and Found it very useful and very informative, So posting here with Original link Mentioned below.

You can check the Video at the End.

Thanks to the Original author for writing so Beautifully.

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