Tag: command line

  • Check PC Config using the Linux command line

    View hardware and other details from the command line. View Hardware Details View Network Details

  • Change the file upload size in NGINX

    When you have a PHP-based website like WordPress running on NGINX, you would typically change the maximum file upload size in PHP settings e.g., in php.ini file or similar. NGINX web server also has it’s own configuration where you can set the max upload size server-wide. This is set in the .conf file using the…

  • Get a Let’s Encrypt SSL certificate for your domain

    Install a free SSL certificate and serve your site with “https”. Let’s Encrypt provides free SSL certificates and with the help of the installation tool called Certbot, you can easily enable an HTTPS certificate for your website. These instructions are for users running either Nginx or Apache on Ubuntu server and have access to the…

  • Set MySQL password from the command line

    If your MySQL root user’s password is currently empty (not set) and you want to add one to disable access without password, use the following commands. Open MySQL my entering the below in your command line: Here, mysql.user is the database which has the list of all the MySQL users. So the command breaks down…