OwnCloud is one of the free and open-source file sharing software like Dropbox, providing good security, has a good way for application users to share and access data that is smoothly integrated with devices whose purpose is to secure, track, and report data usage. OwnCloud was initially developed in 2010, built using open-source technology, ownCloud provides a variety of features such as file sync, team collaboration, calendar, contacts, and more. With ownCloud, we can have full control over our own data, without having to rely on third-party service providers. In this article, we will show you how to install ownCloud on Debian 13.
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How to Set Up WordPress Multisite on Debian 13
This blog post will explain what WordPress Multisite is, its advantages and disadvantages, and most importantly how to set up WordPress Multisite on Debian 13. WordPress Multisite lets you manage multiple websites from a single dashboard without the need for separate WordPress installations. Users can run as many sites as long as there are enough resources on the Linux server where the WordPress installation is hosted. It may sound complicated at first but in the next paragraphs, we will explain in more detail everything about the WordPress multisite. Let’s get started!
How to Install Let’s Encrypt on Debian 13
This blog post shows you how to install Let’s Encrypt on Debian 13. Let’s Encrypt is a non-profit certification authority that provides SSL certificates for TLS (Transport Layer Security). It is the world’s most considerable certificate authority, used by more than 400 million websites. The entire process for obtaining an SSL certificate is fully automated by the Certbot. Certbot is a free and open-source software tool for automatically using Let’s Encrypt certificates on a manually-administered website to enable HTTPS. HTTPS is Hypertext Transfer Protocol secure, used to send data between a web browser and a website.
Installing the Free Let’s Encrypt SSL certificate is automated on Apache and Nginx web servers. We will cover the procedures for both in the following paragraphs.
Installing a Let’s Encrypt SSL certificate on Debian 13 is straightforward, and the process should not take more than 5 minutes. Let’s get started!
How to update Debian?
In this tutorial, we will explain a little bit more about the Debian OS and how to update it.
How to Install MySQL on Debian 12
MySQL is a Database Management System (DBMS) with basic Structured Query Language (SQL) commands. Web developers often use MySQL when creating applications and websites. It is the most popular open-source database engine. MySQL Database has been developed in close collaboration with users for over 25 years, making it an open-source platform with many features. This means there’s a high chance that MySQL supports your favorite application or programming language. This article will show you how to install MySQL on Debian 12.
How to Install XWiki on Debian 12
XWiki is an advanced wiki software platform that is both free and open-source. It is built using Java and can be run on servlet containers such as JBoss, Tomcat, and Jetty. To store its information, XWiki utilizes database engines like MySQL, MariaDB or PostgreSQL. There are multiple ways to install XWiki, but in this tutorial, we will focus on how to install XWiki on Debian 12 using the repository provided by XWiki.
How to Install Elasticsearch on Debian 12
Elasticsearch is a document-oriented database server built with Java. It is an open-source and real-time search and analytics engine. We can also say that Elasticsearch is a NoSQL database, as it stores data in an unstructured way, where you cannot use SQL to query it. Elasticsearch is typically used to support complex queries and high-performance applications. This article aims to guide you through the installation and configuration process of Elasticsearch on Debian 12.
How to Install Docker on Debian 12
Docker is an open-source container runtime that allows you to build, run, and manage applications in isolated environments called containers.
How to Install Mailman3 on Debian 11
Mailman is an open-source application for managing electronic mail discussions and newsletter lists. It is written in Python, and since Python 2.7 is EOL, it is important to use Mailman3, not Mailman2. Mailman 3 is actually a suite of 6 subprojects; it is known as The Mailman Suite:
- Mailman Core – The core delivery engine.
- Postorius – A new Django-based web user interface for end users and list administrators.
- HyperKitty – A new Django-based web archiver.
- mailman-hyperkitty – A plugin for the core to communicate with HyperKitty.
- django-mailman3 – Django modules and templates common to Postorius and HyperKitty
- mailmanclient – The official Python 2 and 3 bindings to the administrative REST API.
In this tutorial, we will show you how to install Mailman3 on Debian 11.