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  • Intro to Net Masks

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    Intro to Net Masks Intro to Net Masks July 18, 2024 Basic to understanding networking and basic to how networking works is network addressing and sub-networking. Think of it this way the internet is an interstate and off of that interstate branch state highways, and off of those highways branch streets, roads etc. Now host…

  • Intro to Nmap

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    Intro to Nmap Intro to Nmap July 17, 2024 Nmap (or Network Mapper) is a tool that aids in scanning devices on a network. A hacker favorite as well as an essential in network administration, Nmap can discover devices on a network, discover open ports on devices, discover the OS and software devices are running…

  • NMAP –Help V7.80

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    NMAP –Help NMAP –Help July 16, 2024 This is just a copy of nmap –help Copy to clipboard # Run nmap –help to display this help page in the terminal Nmap 7.80 ( https://nmap.org ) Usage: nmap [Scan Type(s)] [Options] {target specification} TARGET SPECIFICATION: Can pass hostnames, IP addresses, networks, etc. Ex: scanme.nmap.org, microsoft.com/24, 192.168.0.1;…

  • Manually Create a Documenso Admin Account with PSQL

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    Manually Create a Documenso Admin Account with PSQL Manually Create a Documenso Admin Account with PSQL July 15, 2024 In this tutorial we will be manually creating an ADMIN user in Documenso via PSQL in the command line. It requires root access to the machine hosting Documenso. I tested it after launching Documenso via the…

  • Users in Documenso

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    Users in Documenso Users in Documenso July 12, 2024 This article goes through user management in Documenso, an open source alternative to Docusign etc. It explores user authentication, user roles, default users, in a simple way how users are setup in the postgres database, and finally managing users via the documenso admin panel. Let’s dive.…

  • Fixing WordPress Stuck in Maintenance Mode

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    Fixing WordPress Stuck in Maintenance Mode Fixing WordPress Stuck in Maintenance Mode July 12, 2024 This tutorial simply goes through fixing scenarios when WordPress freezes during updates or otherwise gets perpetually stuck in maintenance mode. It is extremely simple and straightforward, it only requires that you have some means to access the host files of…

  • Installing Documenso with Postgresql Locally

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    Installing Documenso with Postgresql Locally Installing Documenso with Postgresql Locally July 10, 2024 This tutorial goes through installing Documenso with Postgresql locally, you can find the complete and official docs here: https://github.com/documenso/documenso#local-development. Requirements This tutorial requires that you have Docker, Docker-Compose, and Node.js -v 18 or above. You can find tutorials for installing the dependencies…

  • Installing NVM on Ubuntu & Basic Node Version Control

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    Installing NVM on Ubuntu & Basic Node Version Control Installing NVM on Ubuntu & Basic Node Version Control July 10, 2024 This tutorial goes through installing Node Version Manager (NVM) on Ubuntu / Ubuntu like systems (I am using Linux Mint 21.2 Cinnamon). According to the devs: “nvm is a version manager for node.js, designed…

  • Install Apache2 on Linux

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    Install Apache2 on Linux Install Apache2 on Linux July 4, 2024 This tutorial goes through installing apache2 on bare metal. Nothing special. No configurations. Just installation. Supports major distros. Install Apache2 This one liner should install the Apache2 web server, ready to go. Copy to clipboard sudo apt-get install apache2 -y # for Debian/Ubuntu related…

  • How to Create a Systemd Service File

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    How to Create a Systemd Service File How to Create a Systemd Service File July 4, 2024 This tutorial goes through creating a systemd service file. Simple and to the point. It assumes you have a linux service installed, for which your system can’t find systemd <service_name>.service file for.  Checking Service Install Directory First off…