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How to Install Drupal CMS with Apache and Free Let’s Encrypt SSL on Ubuntu 24.04
Drupal is a popular content management system written in PHP. This guide will show you how to install Drupal on Ubuntu 24.04 server. We will install Drupal with the LAMP Stack (Linux, Apache, MariaDB, and PHP) and secure Drupal with HTTPS from Letsencrypt.
The post How to Install Drupal CMS with Apache and Free Let’s Encrypt SSL on Ubuntu 24.04 appeared first on Linux Today.
Check the User Login, Shutdown, and Reboot Logs on Linux
This tutorial will teach you how to check the user login, determine when the system has shut down and rebooted, and identify the culprit.
The post Check the User Login, Shutdown, and Reboot Logs on Linux appeared first on Linux Today.
How to Install LEMP Stack on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS
Learn how to install the LEMP stack on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS with our step-by-step guide. Nginx, MariaDB, and PHP setup made simple.
The post How to Install LEMP Stack on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS appeared first on Linux Today.
Huston: Calling Time on DNSSEC?
What appears to be very clear (to me at any rate!) is that DNSSEC as we know it today is just not going anywhere. It's too complex, too fragile and just too slow to use for the majority of services and their users. Some value its benefits highly enough that they are prepared to live with its shortcomings, but that's not the case for the overall majority of name holders and for the majority of users, and no amount of passionate exhortations about DNSSEC will change this.
05/27 Armbian 24.5.1
Ultramarine Linux 40: Fedora in the Heart, Budgie on the Face
Ultramarine Linux 40: Based on Fedora 40, rainy spring theme, early upgrades, a new Xfce edition, and more.
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[$] LLVM improvements for BPF verification
Alan Jowett gave a remote presentation at the 2024 Linux Storage, Filesystem, Memory Management, and BPF Summit about what features could be added to LLVM to make writing BPF programs easier. While there is nothing specific to LLVM about BPF code (and the next session in the track was led by GCC developer José Marchesi about better support for that compiler), LLVM is currently the most common way to turn C code into BPF bytecode. That translation, however, runs into problems when the BPF verifier cannot understand the code LLVM's optimizations produce.