
How to use cURL
cURL is used to send data or fetch data to/from a server. This data is transferred using the following protocols: FTP, HTTP, HTTPS, IMAP, POP3, SCP, SFTP, SMTP, TELNET, TFTP, …
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cURL is used to send data or fetch data to/from a server. This data is transferred using the following protocols: FTP, HTTP, HTTPS, IMAP, POP3, SCP, SFTP, SMTP, TELNET, TFTP, …
Read MoreA Cron job is a job that runs automatically after a fixed interval of time. A Cron job can either be a command or a shell script that you want …
Read MoreNmap (or Nmapper) is a free and open-source network scanner used for analysis, security audits, and network exploration. You use it to discover hosts and services on a computer network …
Read MoreLet’s face it! The default WordPress login page is quite bland. If you have some impressive stuff on your site, then showing the WordPress form is a bad first impression. …
Read MoreThis post will explain how to use Dockerfiles in Docker. You will see a brief introduction to each of the Dockerfile components. You will also see the complete process of …
Read MoreIf you want a successful website, then there are some SEO tasks that you need to take into consideration. But most site owners tend to overlook them and focus on …
Read MoreSo you are thinking about using WordPress. Congratulations! You are in good company. WordPress powers over 25% of the entire web, and holds almost 60% of the global market share …
Read MoreIs your PHP saying that it cannot find the ZipArchive class? If so, then this post will show you how the enable the ZipArchive module. Let fix the “Class ‘ZipArchive’ …
Read MoreLinux offers SSH directly via the Bash interface, and now you can do the same for Window 10! Why do this? Well, Putty makes it hard to initiate new server …
Read MoreLetβs look at how to install NextCloud using Wasabi S3 as primary storage. This post assumes that you have some experience with Docker and setting up NextCloud. Therefore, we will …
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